The information listed below describes the various sections and buttons/features visible within your cPanel Multi Domain Linux Hosting package with <%SFNB_RESE123LLER_BRA123ND_NAME%>.
Accessing cPanel
Uploading Content to your cPanel Multi Domain Linux Hosting Package
To upload content to your Hosting package through an FTP client, use only FTPS on Port 21. (Anchor: ftps)
Some FTP clients support both FTPS modes: Explicit and Implicit. In such FTP clients, the Explicit (FTPES) mode needs to be selected.
List of Popular FTP Clients that Support FTPS
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WinSCP [fn]Instructions for using WinSCP[/fn]
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FileZilla [fn]Instructions for using FileZilla[/fn]
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CuteFTP [fn]Instructions for using CuteFTP[/fn]
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Core FTP [fn]Instructions for using Core FTP[/fn]
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SmartFTP [fn]Instructions for using SmartFTP[/fn]
Using cPanel
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All instructions for using your cPanel interface are available in the cPanel User Guide. [fn]cPanel User Guide for Version 11.40[/fn]
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Management of both Email and DNS is available in your cPanel interface itself.
The following is a list of limitations with regards to some of the features mentioned in the above-mentioned User Guide:
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Shell access: Your cPanel Multi Domain Linux Hosting Package does not allow access via any shell client. You may instead either use FTP or use the File Manager interface within your cPanel to upload content.
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cPanel Password Modification: You may reset your cPanel Password from your Control Panel itself. This functionality is not available through your cPanel interface. [fn]Instructions for Modifying the Password of your cPanel Interface[/fn]
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SSL: You may enable SSL for only that domain name, for which you have purchased your cPanel Multi Domain Linux Hosting package. [fn]Instructions for Enabling SSL or a Dedicated IP Address for your cPanel Multi Domain Linux Hosting Package[/fn]