Step 1: Log in to your cPanel account. Step 2: Navigate to the Databases section and click on Remote Database Access. Step 3: Under the Add Access Host section, input the targeted host name or IP address and click on Add Host. Step 4: In the Manage Access Host section,…
Step 1: Login to your cPanel account. Step 2: Under the Email section, click on Global Email Filter. Step 3: In the Global Email Filter section, click on Create a New Filter. Step 4: Enter your filter name and set the rules as per your preference. Step 5: Set the…
Step 1: Log in to your O365 admin account by your login credentials. Step 2: Click the Admin. Step 3: In the navigation panel, select Show All. Step 4: Under Admin Centers, click Exchange. Step 5: Navigate to Settings. Step 6: Click Mailflow. Step 7: Under Reply-All Storm Protection, enable…
Step 1: Log in to your O365 admin account by using the URL ‘https://portal.office.com’ Step 2: Click the Admin. Step 3: In the lower-left navigation, select Show All. Step 4: Under the Admin Centers, click Security admin. Step 5: In the Microsoft Defender portal, navigate to ‘Email & Collaboration’ and…
Step 1: Login to cPanel. Step 2: Navigate to Metrics → Click Analog Stats. Step 3: Select the domain you want to analyze. Step 4: Click View to open the stats report. Step 5: You can view the detailed analog stats of your website here.
Step 1: Log in to your cPanel account.Step 2: Navigate to the Metrics section and click on Awstats. Step 3: Under the Visitors Awstats, the list of available websites will be displayed. Step 4: Select your domain name to open the visitor statistics. Step 5: View detailed reports, including unique…
Step 1: Open Outlook Application in your computer. Step 2: On the top menu bar, click File. Step 3: From the left sidebar, select Options. Step 4: In the Outlook Options window, select Mail from the left pane. Step 5: Scroll down to the Send messages section. Step 6: Find…
Step 1: Log in to your Office Admin Panel.Step 2: Click Admin. Step 3: In the lower-left navigation, click Show All. Step 4: Under Admin Centers, click Security. Step 5: In the Microsoft Defender portal, go to Email & Collaboration > Policies & Rules. Step 6: Click Threat Policies. Step…
Step 1: Log in to your cPanel account.Step 2: Navigate to the Metrics section and click on Raw Access. Step 3: Under Raw Access section, You can able to view the list of available domains. Step 4: Click on the domain name to get the raw access log file. Step…
Step 1: Login to your cPanel account. Step 2: In the Left side, under General Information you can be able to locate your primary domain. Step 3: Under that click on ‘SSL/TLS status’. Step 4: In this section, you can be able to manage all the SSL/TLS certificates.