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This article provides step-by-step instructions on how to create or add a website to your Linux-Based Hosting account. It covers setting up a new site using a CMS such as WordPress or preparing an empty directory for existing website files. 

This article explains what causes the WordPress White Screen of Death (WSOD) and provides steps to identify and resolve the issue so your website can load properly again.

This article helps you identify the email hosting service associated with your account and directs you to the appropriate getting started guide. Each guide contains the setup instructions and information specific to your email platform.

You can access your email with Webmail via direct links or through our website with these easy instructions.

This article explains what DNS (Domain Name System) is and how it works when you access a website.

IMAP leaves all sent and received emails on the server, while POP3 downloads and removes your emails from the server. Learn more about them here.

All you need to know about the DKIM record and what to change with the recent migration of our email hosting platform.

This article explains what cPanel is and how it is used in Linux-Based Hosting, including the steps to access your cPanel dashboard.

This guide explains the “email client can’t verify the identity of the server” error and how to safely handle it.

This article explains how to activate your cPanel Email by setting up the correct MX and A records.

This article explains how to connect your domain to your website in cPanel by updating the required DNS records.

This article explains the different methods available for creating a website, including using an offline website builder such as Dreamweaver, an online website builder such as the Crazy Domains Website Builder, content management systems such as WordPress, and using a web design service.

This article explains how to configure an email account in the Gmail app on mobile devices. It outlines the required email setup settings and provides step-by-step instructions for adding your email account on both Android and iOS, allowing you to send and receive emails using the Gmail app.

This article explains how to manage files in cPanel. It outlines the available tools and actions you can use to upload, download, edit, move, and delete files within your hosting account.

This article describes how to enable AutoSSL in cPanel. It explains the steps to manually run AutoSSL, verify that SSL certificates are issued for the desired domains or subdomains, and provides troubleshooting guidance for common validation issues, such as existing certificates, DNS records, and .htaccess configuration.

This article explains how to back up or restore files in cPanel. It outlines the available options for creating backups and restoring file data within your hosting account.

This article shows you how to access and manage your DNS settings in cPanel, including which name servers your domain should use to activate the Web Hosting DNS zone, and how to add, update, or remove DNS records.

This article explains how to use FTP to manage files on your hosting account. It covers how to create and manage FTP accounts, and how to connect to your hosting using an FTP client on both Linux-based and Windows-based hosting.

This article explains what email filters are and guides you through configuring them in your cPanel.

PHPMailer is an application for scripting language PHP that enables the capability for securely sending email via a web server.

You can always change your WordPress URL via phpMyAdmin or wp-config.php. This article will show you how.

This article will help you learn about Spam filters, how they work, and how to set up strong spam filter rules in cPanel.

This article explains how databases are used and managed in Linux-based hosting environments, including when manual database creation is required and how to perform basic database management tasks.

General information regarding the HTTP 404 Not Found status code.

A 500 Internal Server Error on your website is a generic error that can occur for a number of different reasons.