Step 1: Login to cPanel. Step 2: Locate ‘Select PHP version’ in Find search area and click on it. Step 3: Choose your desired PHP version and click on ‘Set as Current’. Step 4: To set the PHP extensions, Click on ‘Switch to PHP settings’. Step 5: Click on the…
Step 1: Login to cPanel. Step 2: Go to ‘FTP Accounts’ in ‘File’ section. Step 3: Scroll down and look for the user. Step 4: Select ‘Change password’ from the drop down menu in ‘Functions’ column. Step 5: Next screen will ask the new password. Supply new strong password two…
Step1: Login to the wordpress admin control panel. Step2: Select Plugins and click Add New. Step3: Search WP Clone and install. Step4: Click tool to open its settings. Step5: Click Create Backup. Step6: Copy the link of URL that Once the backup is created.
Step1: Login to the wordpress admin control panel. Step2: Select Plugins and click Add New. Step3: Search visitor tracker or visitor counter in search box. Step4: Click Install Now. Step5: Activate Plugin and check the visitors via wordpress admin panel.
Step1: Log into your cPanel Step2: Go to Password Protect Directories under Security. Step3: Choose a directory Click Web Root and Go. Step4: Click on the Root directory to edit your wp-login.php usernames and passwords. Step5: Click modify in the Security Settings box or break the wp-login.php protection. Step6: Remove…
Step1: Log into your cPanel Step2: Go to Password Protect Directories under Security. Step3: Choose a directory Click Web Root and Go. Step4: Click on the Root directory to edit your wp-login.php usernames and passwords. Step5: Click modify in the Security Settings box or break the wp-login.php protection. Step 6:…
Step1: Log into your cPanel Step2: Go to Password Protect Directories under Security. Step3: Choose a directory Click Web Root and Go. Step4: Click on the Root directory to edit your wp-login.php usernames and passwords. Step5: Click modify in the Security Settings box or break the wp-login.php protection. Step 6:…
Step1: Login to WHM. Step2: Under Security Center. Step3: Click Shell Fork Bomb Protection. Step4: Click Disable protection ( Allow users who have terminal access).
Step1: Login to WHM. Step2: Under Security Center. Step3: Click Shell Fork Bomb Protection. Step4: Click Enable Protection (Deny users who have terminal access).
Step1: Login to WHM. Step2: Under Security Center. Step3: Click SMTP Restrictions (allow only the MTA, mailman, and root to connect to remote SMTP servers). Step1: Login to WHM. Step2: Under Security Center. Step3: Click SMTP Restrictions (allow only the MTA, mailman, and root to connect to remote SMTP servers)….