cPanel overview
Where things are in cPanel and which tools you will use most often.
The cPanel home page is divided into sections. Menu names in cPanel stay in English because that is the default interface.
| Section | What you do there |
|---|---|
| Files | File Manager, FTP Accounts, Backup, Disk Usage |
| Databases | MySQL Databases, phpMyAdmin, Remote MySQL |
| Domains | Domains, Redirects, Zone Editor |
| Email Accounts, Forwarders, Autoresponders, Email Deliverability | |
| Metrics | Visitors, Errors, Bandwidth, Raw Access |
| Security | SSL/TLS Status, IP Blocker, Hotlink Protection, Two-Factor Authentication |
| Software | Select PHP Version / MultiPHP Manager, MultiPHP INI Editor, WordPress Toolkit |
| Advanced | Cron Jobs, Terminal (if included in your plan), Track DNS |
The first tools you will probably need:
- File Manager for your site files.
- Create an email address.
- Databases if your application uses MySQL.
- SSL/TLS Status to check your certificate.
War dieser Artikel hilfreich?
Danke für Ihr Feedback! Brauchen Sie Hilfe? Eröffnen Sie ein Ticket.
Verwandte Artikel
Log in to cPanelThree ways into cPanel: from the client portal, through your domain, or directly.Create an email addressHow to create an address like name@yourdomain.com in cPanel and set its password.File ManagerThe basics of managing files in your browser: upload, edit, delete and search.First steps after your orderWhat to do when your hosting is active: check your email, log in, point your domain and publish your site.