Step 1: Open Outlook and navigate to File > Account settings. Step 2: Select the account and click on Repair button on the top. Step 3: Go to Outgoing server settings. Step 4: Check the “My outgoing server requires authentication. Step 5: Click OK.
Step1: Click the trash icon (A trash can icon.) that corresponds to the server that you wish to delete. Step2: A confirmation window will appear. Click Continue.
Step1: Click the arrow icon (An arrow icon.) that corresponds to the server you want to modify. Step2: Make any desired changes in the User and API Token or Remote Access Key text boxes. Step3: Click Save.
Step1: Log in to the server that you wish to remove from the DNS cluster. Step2: Navigate to the DNS Cluster interface. Step3: In the Modify Cluster Status text box, select Disable DNS Clustering. Step4: Click Change. Step5: Click Return to Cluster Status. Step6: Log in to the servers that…
Step1: Locate the server you wish to edit. Step2: Click the edit icon () under the Actions heading. The cPanel DNS RemoteConfiguration interface will appear. Step3: After you make your changes to the server’s settings, click Submit.
Step1: Locate the server that you wish to edit. Step2: In the DNS Role menu, select a new role for the server. Step3: Click the save icon () to save your changes.
Step 1: Log into your cPanel account via http://cpanel.domainname.com Step 2: Open the option BoxTrapper from cPanel menu. Step 3: Respective to the cPanel account click on Manage. Step 4: Under Current Status click on Disable button.
Step 1: Log into your cPanel account via http://cpanel.domainname.com Step 2: Open the option Backup from cPanel menu. Step 3: Scroll down to the Download Email Forwarders and Download Email Filters section. Step 4: Click on the domain name to download.
Step 1: Log into your cPanel account via http://cpanel.domainname.com Step 2: Open the option File Manager from cPanel menu. Step 3: Navigate to the Document Root folder of your website and right-click and select Compress. Step 4: Enter the path and select Compress files. Step 5: Once the Archive has…
Step 1: Log into your cPanel account via http://cpanel.domainname.com Step 2: Navigate and open the option File Manager. Step 3: Create a file info.php in the Document Root of your website which is usually ‘public_html’ Step 4: Ente the below code and save the file. Step 5: Access the URL…