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If you want to use a dedicated IP address, you can add one to your Shared hosting account.
Subdomains let you create memorable addresses and easy ways to access areas of your website.
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To give others access to your Linux Hosting account, add them as FTP users so they can also upload files or manage your site. You can limit what these users can access, and how much they can upload.
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You can add secondary or alias domain names to any type of hosting account. However, what you can do with additional domain names depends on the type of hosting plan you have.
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If the default PHP settings for your hosting account don't meet the requirements of your website or application, follow these steps to change your PHP settings.
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HTTP status codes are three-digit numbers that provide Web browsers with information about the page's status. You might see some of these errors while browsing the Internet, or you might have received them in your own hosting account.
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cPanel (both shared and on servers) lets you host a website and email for your domain names. To establish the connection between the domain name and your cPanel account, you need to change the domain name's DNS (What is DNS?).
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You can create a new WordPress admin user from within the database. Use this method if your original admin user was corrupted or deleted.
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Use the cPanel FTP manager to edit the password and quota for FTP users in your Linux Hosting account.
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SSH is a secure method of connecting to your Linux Hosting account to move files and execute commands. Follow these steps to enable SSH for your account - you don't need to configure any public or private keys.
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