cPanel Terminal provides command line access to your account on the server. In this guide we explain how you can access cPanel Terminal: Steps to access cPanel Terminal Log in to cPanel. For help accessing your cPanel see Where do I log in to my hosting control panel. Use the search feature to find ‘Terminal’ Click Terminal. Opening Terminal will take you to your account root.
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Using Manage Team in cPanel
How to use cPanel Manage Teams
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View website traffic statistics
You can view traffic statistics for your websites in cPanel.
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How-to create a MySQL database in cPanel
Quickly and easily add a MySQL database to your DomainsFoundry web hosting.
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How-to load PHP modules on your cPanel hosting
How-to choose and run additional custom php modules on your DomainsFoundry cPanel web hosting. Select your PHP version and load extra PHP modules for your web apps in cPanel control panel.
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Create a Subdomain in cPanel
Quickly create subdomains in cPanel using this guide.
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How to Import Email Accounts and Forwarders into cPanel
Learn how to import email accounts or email forwarders in to cPanel from a CSV or XLS file.
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Set Domain to Route Email Externally in cPanel
How to set a domain to route emails externally in cPanel when email is not hosted on the same server.
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How to enable mod_deflate compression in cPanel
What is mod_deflate compression and steps to enable or disable mod_deflate in cPanel using the Optimize Websites button.
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cPanel Webmail FAQ
Frequently asked questions for cPanel Webmail
