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How to create a new group in Linux

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

How to Create Project(s) in Customer Portal

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

How to Add User to a Database in cPanel

Introduction This Knowledge Base article provides a step-by-step guide on How to Add User to a Database in cPanel. Linking user to a database ensures that the user has the proper credentials to read, write, or modify data as required by your application or website. This process also helps you manage database security more effectively

How to Create FTP Account in cPanel

Introduction This Knowledge Base article provides a step-by-step guide on How to Create FTP (File Transfer Protocol) account in cPanel. FTP accounts allow you or other users to upload, download, and manage files on your website through an FTP client. This is useful when you want to provide restricted access to a developer, designer, or

How to Add a New User in Linux Using the Command Line

Introduction Managing users is a fundamental task in Linux system administration. Adding a user allows administrators to assign appropriate permissions, segregate workloads, and secure system access across different team members or applications. This is particularly important in shared environments, servers hosted on cloud platforms, or when setting up automation tasks that require distinct user privileges.

How to Create a Folder using File Manager in cPanel

Introduction This Knowledge Base article provides a step-by-step guide on How to Create a Folder using File Manager in cPanel. Creating folders helps you organize your files better. For example, you might create separate folders for images, CSS files, or backups. Prerequisite Access to your cPanel login page. Step-by-Step Guide Step 1: Log in to

How to Create a File using File Manager in cPanel

Introduction This Knowledge Base article provides a simple, step-by-step guide on How to Create a File using File Manager in cPanel. You may need to create files such as index.html for a website homepage, style.css for custom styling, or .htaccess for configuration settings. Using File Manager allows you to quickly create these files directly from

How to Create Website using Site Publisher in cPanel

Introduction This Knowledge Base article provides a concise, step-by-step guide to Create a website using Site Publisher in cPanel. At times, you may need a simple, temporary website to display basic business information, a landing page, or a “Coming Soon” message while your permanent website is being developed. Use this when you want to quickly

How to Create a WordPress Website Using a Cloud Instance

Introduction Deploying WordPress manually involves multiple technical steps, including server configuration, database setup, and application installation. The One-Click Application feature streamlines this process by automating these tasks, eliminating the need for manual WordPress installation and configuration. This guide explains how to launch a WordPress instance using the NovaCloud > Instances section in the IP ServerOne

Create a website using WordPress Management via cPanel

Introduction This guide walks you through creating a website using WordPress Management in cPanel—from launching the installer to accessing your new site. It includes screenshots for a smoother experience. Prerequisites Access to your cPanel account. A domain name pointing to your hosting. Basic familiarity with cPanel dashboard. Steps to Create a Website Step 1: Log