Linux Web Hosting (cPanel) Support Articles

Please be guided here on how to create your personalised email account for your Basic Email Hosting and Exchange Email. Contact our support team for further questions.

You can start using G Suite once your Vodien registered domain name has been verified. Please follow this guide in using G Suite via hosting manager and account manager.

You can get a carbon copy of the outgoing emails from different email addresses you own for monitoring. Click more to learn how to copy outgoing emails.

If you wish to change the domain name of your current hosting service, you're on the right article. Click here and learn more.

This guide outlines the steps for managing PHP settings on your Linux Hosting account. It covers updating the PHP version and adjusting the PHP configuration options.

Set up your Vodien email on your iPhone (iOS 13 and above) or iPad in just minutes using the built-in Mail app. This easy step-by-step guide walks you through a smooth, hassle-free setup.

This article describes how to back up or restore files in cPanel using the Backup Wizard. It explains the steps to create a full backup, download saved backup copies, and restore previously created backups for Home Directory, Databases, and Email Forwarders & Filters.

This guide covers the essential MySQL database tasks in your Linux hosting account, including creating a database, accessing it through phpMyAdmin, importing or exporting backups, and checking and repairing a database.

This article explains how to access the cPanel for your Linux hosting plan and where to find it within your hosting account.

This article explains how to update your cPanel password for your hosting account. Follow the steps below to quickly and safely update your cPanel password.

This guide shows you how to access the Errors feature in cPanel and review your website's recent error logs.

This article explains how to manage SSH access for your Linux hosting account. It covers how to create, authorize, view, and download SSH keys via cPanel.

This guide walks you through how to create, manage, and remove redirects using cPanel. By the end of this guide, you’ll know how to redirect visitors from one URL to another, helping keep your traffic flowing, improving user experience, and ensuring your website stays accessible.

This article explains how to find the IP address assigned to your hosting account in cPanel. The IP address may be required when updating DNS records, connecting third-party services, or diagnosing website and hosting-related issues.