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Adding another domain to your hosting package

This guide will show you how to add additional domains to your hosting. Login to your cPanel account. When you first set up an account with us, you would have received an email with the details on how you can gain access to your control panel. If you have lost…

Upgrading your site’s PHP version in cPanel

Has your WordPress website prompted you to update your PHP version? Showing a message like this: Then we are here to help!  As software like WordPress and PHP progresses, newer versions are released which helps to improve performance and security. As Plugins are upgraded sometimes they require a newer PHP…

Issuing a free SSL certificate in cPanel

What is an SSL Certificate? An SSL certificate encrypts data between your website and visitors, enabling HTTPS (a security icon in browsers). It’s essential for security, SEO, and building trust with visitors. How to Install a Free SSL Certificate Step 1: Access SSL/TLS Status Log in to cPanel Scroll to…

Adding and Modifying DNS in cPanel

Managing DNS (Domain Name System) records is essential for directing traffic to your website, email servers, and other services. cPanel provides a user-friendly interface called the Zone Editor to help you add, edit, and manage DNS records easily. What Are DNS Records? DNS records are instructions stored in authoritative DNS…

Checking your email deliverability in cPanel

Email deliverability ensures your emails reach recipients’ inboxes without being blocked or marked as spam. cPanel helps you monitor three key authentication methods: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC.Why Email Deliverability MattersPoor email deliverability can result in:1. Emails being rejected by recipient servers (bounced)2. Messages landing in spam/junk folders3. Domain reputation damageMajor…

Allowing specified emails through spam filters

Spam filters are essential for keeping your inbox clean, but they can sometimes be overzealous, blocking legitimate emails from trusted senders. To ensure important messages from trusted senders always reach your inbox, you can whitelist specific email addresses or domains. This guide walks you through the process using Spam Filters…

Creating an email account in cPanel

Creating a custom email address for your domain (e.g., info@yourdomain.com) is easy with cPanel. This guide will show you how to create an email address using cPanel and you can start sending professional emails. Steps for creating an Email account: 1. Log in to Your cPanel Account Use the hosting…

How to login to cPanel

There are currently two methods to login to your cPanel hosting service, through your cloudabove account or directly via your website address. Logging into cPanel through your cloudabove customer account When logging in through your account, you don’t need to know your cPanel username or password. Login to your cloudabove…

How to reset your cPanel account password

If you’ve lost your cPanel username or password, it can be easily changed through your cloudabove customer account. Resetting your cPanel password Login to your cloudabove customer account at my.cloudabove.com Navigate to Services at the top menu Select the service you need to manage Click Change Password under the Actions…

Out of memory error with Node.js and cPanel Terminal

Description When running a npm or Node.js command via the Terminal app in cPanel, a “Out of memory” error message is returned. Cause The issue is not typically due to a hosting-level resource limit such as memory or storage. The emulated Terminal app in cPanel itself has an artificial memory…