Introduction Monitoring SSL certificate status and expiration dates is crucial for maintaining website security and preventing service interruptions. Expired SSL certificates can cause browser warnings, loss of visitor trust, and potential security vulnerabilities. cPanel’s SSL/TLS management interface provides comprehensive tools to view certificate details and monitor their status. This guide explains how to check SSL
Introduction Directory privacy protection is a useful security feature for restricting access to sensitive content, but there are times when this protection needs to be removed. Whether due to content restructuring, public accessibility requirements, or project completion, removing password protection allows unrestricted access to previously secured directories. cPanel’s Directory Privacy interface provides a simple method
Introduction URL redirects are essential for maintaining website functionality during restructuring, but managing them properly includes removing outdated or unnecessary redirects. Over time, redirects may become obsolete due to content changes, site reorganization, or completed migrations. cPanel’s Redirects interface provides a straightforward method for deleting URL redirects when they are no longer needed. This guide
Introduction This Knowledge Base article provides a step-by-step guide on How to Create a New Database in cPanel. Creating a new database in cPanel is the first step in setting up applications, websites, or scripts that require structured data storage. Databases allow you to organize, manage, and access information efficiently, and cPanel makes the process
Introduction This Knowledge Base article provides a step-by-step guide on How to Remove User Access from a Database in cPanel. Removing user from a database in cPanel helps maintain proper access control and ensures that only authorized accounts can manage or interact with your databases. This is especially useful when a user account is no
Introduction This Knowledge Base article provides a step-by-step guide on How to Change a Database User Password in cPanel. Changing a database user password in cPanel is a simple but important task to keep your databases secure and accessible only to authorized users. This process allows you to update login credentials without affecting the database
Introduction This Knowledge Base article provides a step-by-step guide on How to Delete a Database User Account in cPanel. Removing unused or unnecessary database users helps reduce potential security risks and keeps your database environment organized. This process ensures that only the required users retain access to your databases. Prerequisite Access to your cPanel login
Introduction File ownership is a core element of Linux’s permission and security model. Every file and directory in a Linux system is associated with an owner (a user) and a group. Ownership determines who can read, write, or execute a file, making it critical for managing access control in multi-user environments. The system enforces these
Introduction In Linux-based systems, groups are a fundamental component of user and permission management. A group is a collection of user accounts that can be granted common access rights to files, directories, and system resources. This simplifies administrative tasks by allowing administrators to manage permissions for multiple users collectively, rather than assigning them individually. Groups
Introduction Welcome to the guide for the ‘Create Project’ feature within your Customer Portal. This powerful tool is designed to help you effectively organize and manage your NovaCloud instances and GPU instances by assigning them to specific projects. As a Customer Portal user, you can leverage this functionality to group your cloud resources, making it