cPanel vulnerability for VPS and Dedicated customers on CentOS 6
Learn about the April 28, 2026 critical cPanel authentication vulnerability, its impact on CentOS 6, our safeguards, and the steps required to stay protected.
VPS and Dedicated Hosting: CentOS 7 Upgrade
This article explains how to upgrade if you are running CentOS 6. Note that VPS and Dedicated customers with servers running the CentOS 6 operating system will not be able to upgrade cPanel past version 86.
DedicatedVPSHow to Log in to WHM
This article outlines the steps in accessing your WHM to make any changes to your acct. This is intended for VPS and Dedicated Hosting accounts.
DedicatedVPSVPS & Dedicated Hosting: How to Manage Backups with SFTP
This article provides steps in managing Backups with SFTP using an FTP client.
FTPUnderstanding and resolving inode limit warnings
Learn what inode limit warnings mean, why they happen, and how to fix inode usage issues before they impact your website or hosting performance.
Email Client Setup
Setup your email client to send and receive your webmail. Here are the settings for the most popular email apps. Outlook, Apple iOS, Android, Blackberry and more.
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This article explains how to use the Windows Password Protector to allow only certain users access to the protected directories in foundation Window Tools
CGI and ScriptingFTP: How to Create Multiple FTP User Logins
The primary FTP user of your hosting account uses the same login credentials as your hosting account. Because of this, we highly recommend that you never share your primary FTP user credentials with a third party, even if they are your webmaster or website designer. You can create unique secondary FTP users with limited access to select website folders.
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This article shows you how to purchase Website Backup & Restore to protect your online investment.
Site Backup and RestoreFiles ManagementHow to Create a 301 Redirect - Video
A 301 redirect can be used to point your domain to different URL. It can also be used when configuring an SSL certificate, redirecting your site visitors from HTTP to HTTPS.
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