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How to set up Cloudflare DNS for your domain

Cloudflare provides DNS management with built-in security features and a content delivery network that speeds up your site. Setting up Cloudflare requires adding your domain to their platform, configuring DNS records and updating your nameservers. You will

How to change the document root in cPanel

The document root is the directory where cPanel serves your website files from. By default, this is the public_html folder, but you may need to change it when installing applications that require custom directory structures, running multiple site versions or

How to export a DNS zone from cPanel

Exporting your DNS zone from cPanel creates a complete record of your domain’s DNS configuration. You can use this file to archive records, audit your setup or migrate to another DNS service without losing any entries. You will export your zone using

How to fix too many redirects errors

The “Too Many Redirects” or ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error appears when your site gets stuck in an infinite redirect loop. Pages refuse to load because conflicting rules keep bouncing requests back and forth between different versions of your

How to migrate a cPanel account to your reseller hosting

Migrating a cPanel account to your reseller hosting preserves your site files, databases and email accounts in a single transfer. A full cPanel backup packages everything into one file that you restore on the target server, avoiding manual file transfers and

How to fix common HTTP error codes

HTTP error codes appear when something prevents your website from loading correctly. These errors frustrate visitors, reduce search visibility and signal problems that need immediate attention. You will learn what causes the most common HTTP errors and how to

How to create a temporary domain

A temporary domain lets you test websites and development projects without registering a permanent domain name. You can preview sites before they go live, set up staging environments or test configuration changes without affecting your production site. You

How to check PHP settings with phpinfo

The phpinfo() function displays detailed information about your server’s PHP configuration. You can use it to verify PHP version, check loaded extensions, review memory limits or confirm that software requirements are met. You will create a PHP file

How to change PHP version in cPanel

Your website or application may require a specific PHP version to function correctly. Outdated PHP versions can cause compatibility issues, while newer versions improve performance and security. You will use cPanel’s MultiPHP Manager to change the PHP

How to use the ping command

Network connectivity problems prevent visitors from reaching your site and make it difficult to access your server. The ping command tests whether a connection exists between your computer and a destination server by measuring how long packets take to travel

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