When the user wants do not wish to continue his domain, he needs to remove the domain. We can avail, this feature from cPanel If you’re ending a project, shutting down a business, or selling a domain name, you may find that you need to remove it from your hosting account. Note: You should make […]
How To Create An Email Filter In cPanel
Email filters allow you to set incoming emails that match specified rules to automatically filter to a certain email address, perform a specific action on the email, or delete the email. Below are the steps to create an email filter in cPanel 1. Login to cPanel. 2. Navigate to Email Filters in the Email section. […]
How to change PHP settings in cPanel
UKHost4u.com servers support multiple versions of PHP. PHP as you must be aware is a scripting language. You can modify related settings yourself through the cPanel. You may need to change the version or change some PHP resource limits – all that is possible. cPanel provides an easy-to-use interface for managing your PHP settings. Here’s […]
How to Delete a MySQL Database in cPanel
MySQL is the popular open-source database management tool and it allows users to manage databases. This interface allows users to create, edit, delete and manage existing MYSQL databases. To delete existing MySQL Databases, user need to open MySQL Databases in cPanel. Below are the steps that can be followed to delete database in cPanel – […]
How to Repair a MySQL Database in cPanel
MySQL is an open-source database management tool and it allows users to manage databases. By manage, users can create, edit, delete or make changes in the databases. To repair existing MySQL Databases, users need to open MySQL Databases in cPanel. Below are the steps that can be followed to delete a database in cPanel – […]
How to Create an FTP Account in cPanel
FTP stands for file transfer protocol. It is the network protocol for transmitting files between computers over Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol connections. Within the TCP/IP suite, FTP is considered an application layer protocol. In an FTP transaction, the end user’s computer is typically called the localhost. The second computer involved in FTP is a remote host, which [&h...
