This article explains how to access the cPanel for your Linux hosting plan and where to find it within your hosting account. By following the steps in this guide, you'll be able to log in to cPanel and start managing your website, email accounts, and other hosting features with ease.
cPanel is a web-based hosting control panel used to manage Linux Hosting services. It provides tools for common website and hosting tasks through a graphical interface, allowing you to manage your hosting environment without using command-line commands.
With cPanel, you can perform tasks such as:
Managing website files and folders
Creating and managing email accounts
Managing domains, subdomains, and redirects
Creating databases and database users
Installing applications such as WordPress
Managing backups and security settings
Viewing website statistics and resource usage
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Find the WordPress site you want to access, then click MANAGE.
NOTE. Each WordPress site you create will have a separate cPanel. So, make sure you select the correct site.
Choose either Live Site or Staging tab—each has its own cPanel:
Live Site. Your website in production, or your official live website.
Staging. This is where you make changes before pushing it to the production or live site.
Once the Live Site or Staging tab is open, click LOGIN INTO CPANEL.
You're all set!
You now know how to access the cPanel for your Linux hosting and navigate to your hosting management tools with ease. You're ready to manage your website, email accounts, and other hosting features whenever needed.