If you're a website owner or web developer, you're likely familiar with cPanel – the web-based hosting control panel that allows you to manage your hosting account, domains, files, and more. While cPanel is a powerful and user-friendly tool, it's not uncommon to...
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OpenDNS vs Google DNS – How to Switch to OpenDNS or Google DNS?
When it comes to optimizing your internet experience, choosing the right DNS (Domain Name System) can make a significant difference in speed, security, and reliability. OpenDNS and Google DNS are two of the most popular and trusted DNS services available today....
How to Verify your email address after Domain Registration?
Domain registration with Ninja Softs (backed by 3rdparty registrars) comes with a 15 days period where you have to verify your ownership. This can be done by following these simple steps: Check your email, and look for email having subject "email address verification...
Generate, Download or Restore Backups in cPanel using Backup Wizard
The Backup Wizard interface allows you to back up all or part of your website, or to restore it from the most recent backup file. You can choose to create a full backup file or a partial backup file. Important: You cannot use a full backup file to restore your files...
How to create a full backup of my hosting account?
There are two ways to backup the content of your website: Backup your files and database manually You can download your website files using the File Manager in cPanel, or via FTP if your site consists of many files. If you are creating a backup of your primary...
How to redirect www URLs to non-www?
You can redirect all of the requests for www.yourdomain.com domain to yourdomain.com by modifying your website's .htaccess file. You have to add the following lines in the beginning of the file so that the redirection is properly set up: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond...
How to Redirect from HTTPS to HTTP?
In the digital world, ensuring that your website meets specific protocol requirements can be crucial for performance, compatibility, or outdated legacy system requirements. While most modern security practices advocate for always using HTTPS over HTTP to secure web...