Accessing File Manager

1. Log in to your cPanel account.

2. Scroll or search for “File Manager” and click.

3. File manager window will open. You can select any folder where you wish to import files.

4. Click on the  Upload button at the top of the page.

5. Next, click on the select button to choose files from the local machine or you can simply drag and drop the files. If you are uploading the same name file then it will show you Overwrite existing files box, you have to check this option. And if the files are new then all files will get uploaded without warning.

9. Once files get uploaded, it will show you a green color success line. Just check the files in the uploaded folder.

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cPanel gives you options to an export database in SQL, CSV, JSON, PDF, PHP array, text, XML, and in many more formats. Just follow the given steps to export the MySQL database from cPanel.

1. Log into your cPanel account.

2. Scroll down or search “phpMyAdmin” and click.

3. In phpMyAdmin, choose the database you wish to backup from the list in the left side panel.

4. After selection, click on the Export tab at top of the page

5. In the Export page, select the Quick Export option and keep the format as SQL and click on Go.

6. When you click Go, your database backup gets created and downloaded in your local machine. Save it in a safe folder for future use. You can later import it into any database for use.

Hope this tutorial will help you. You can also check How to import CSV file into PHPMyAdmin.

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It is very simple to create new folder in Cpanel, just follow the below steps:-

1. Log in to your cPanel account.

2. Scroll or search for “File Manager” and click.

3. In top left side Click on the “+ Folder” icon to create a folder.

4. When clicked “+Folder” a pop-up form will appear. 

5. On the pop-up form, type folder name in the first box and folder path in the bottom box.

6. Click the Create New Folder button.

7. The new folder will now be created in given path location.

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Accessing File Manager

1. Log in to your cPanel account.

2. Scroll or search for “File Manager” and click.

3. It will open the File Manager window where you can create, update, remove, and upload files without FTP.

4. The first time you will be asked to open the file manager with hidden files or without hidden files. If you select Show Hidden Files (dotfiles) option, then you will be able to see the files whose name starts with a dot (.), such as .htaccess in the file manager.

5. if you wish to make any changes in any file, just right click on that file and you will have all the option to carry out your desired actions.

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Account forwarders

It forwards incoming mails from one e-mail account to another e-mail account. Also, you can setup multiple forwarders and forward e-mails from one to multiple accounts.

Domain forwarders

This type of forwarder forwards all incoming e-mail from one domain to another domain. For example, you could forward all incoming e-mail for the website1.com domain to the website2.com domain.

Follow the below steps, to set up e-mail forwarding.

1. Log in to your cPanel account.

2. Scroll or search for “Forwarders ” and click.

3. In next page, you will get two options.

• If you want to forward e-mail from one email account to another, then click on the Add Forwarder icon.
• If you want to forward the all emails from one website to another website email, click the Add Domain Forwarder icon.

Single account forwarder (Account forwarders)

To forward e-mail from one mail id to another:

• Type in the e-mail id name before @ sign.
• Choose the domain of the e-mail address.
• Fill in the email address you would like the e-mail to be forwarded to.  
• Click Add Forwarder

To forward all email of a domain to another domain(Domain forwarders)

To forward all the e-mail of domain to another domain e-mail id.

• Choose the domain.
• Type email address you would like the all email to be forwarded to.  
• Click “Add Domain Forwarder”.

In case any problem, you can comment below, i would love to help you.

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To set up an autoresponder in your cPanel account please follow the below steps.

1. Log in to your cPanel account.

2. Scroll or search for “Autoresponders ” to the email section and click on the icon

3. In Autoresponders page, select the domains for you wish to create an autoresponder and click the Add Autoresponder button at the bottom.

4. Fill in the details required on the page. It includes the email address and domain you want the autoresponder to be sent with the subject, content, time interval (The number of hours to wait between responses to the same email address).

5. Leave the  Character Set option default.  

6. Setup the autoresponder by including name, subject, and email address of the sender in reply, which can be done by putting %from%, %subject%, and %email% in the email body.

7. Click on the Create button at the bottom of the page and your autoresponder email is ready.

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1. Log in to your cPanel Account.

2. Scroll or search for “Domains” section and click on the “Addon Domains” .

3. In this section, you will get the form to fill the domain name. When you type your domain name in the first box, it automatically creates a subdomain and website route for that. you can change the subdomain name if you want.

4. If you want to use the FTP for file uploading, you can create by ticking the checkbox and filling the necessary detail.

5. Once you have completed the form, click Add Domain. You are good to go, now you have successfully created a domain name in the server.

How to point you website name from domain panel to hosting server

6. Now first get the IP address of your hosting account.

7. In cPanel check for Server Information in right sidebar and click.

8. Search for Share IP Address and copy that.

9. Now login to your domain panel and search for DNS Management or DNS Edit. If there is A record then edit it or if it is not there then add a new A record and put hosting IP (which you had copied) in value and save.

10. Wait for form 15-30, and your domain name will be connected to the server. Generally, it does not takes more than 30 mins but if some problem occurs then it can take maximum to 24 hrs, and in that case, I suggest you contact your hosting provider.

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In this artical we will let you know how to use the virus scanner tools in Cpanel to scan your website files.

To use Virus scanner, just follow the below steps:

1.  Log in to your cPanel account.

2. Scroll or search for “Advanced” section and click on Virus Scanner.

3. Once page gets open, you will get list of option to scan the different directory.

4. Select the files (directory) you want to scan and click on the Scan Now button.

5. When you click on the button, a page will open which will show you the scanned files and other files too which may have been infected.

6. if no virus found then your website is ok, but if the virus found, then just click on the OK button and it will take you to new page. In the new page, you will get three options Quarantine, Destroy, or Ignore to deal with the virus. Choose the option and click on the blue Process Cleanup button.

7. A new screen will appear showing  Cleanup Process has been completed.

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