To Change Email Account Quotas in cPanel:

1. Login to your domain’s cPanel
2. Click on Add/Remove Email Accounts under Email Management Tools
3. Click the Please Select a Function dropdown to the right of the email account you wish to adjust and select Edit Email Quota
4. In the New Quota field, enter the quota you’d like for this account. If you’d like it to be unlimited, simply enter unlimited
5. Click the Change button.

Available Fantastico Software Includes:

• Blogs – like WordPress
• Content Management Systems – like Drupal or Joomla
• Forums – like phpBB or SMF
• Shopping Carts – like OSCommerce, ZenCart
• Project Management, Wikis, CRM, and lots more.

To install software using Fantastico:

1. Login to your hosting cPanel.
2. Click the Fantastico link under the Software section of your cPanel
3. Once Fantastico loads, you’ll see a column of available software on the left column – click on the software package you’d like to install.
4. Click the New Installation link and follow the instructions to setup the software.
5. Depending on the software, you’ll usually set the administrator information, the directory in which you’d like your software installed, database information and more.
6. Once you’ve completed all the required information, click the Install button and sit back and watch the magic.

A few notes about using Fantastico:

• cPanel® maintains the versions of software available through Fantastico, so Fantastico doesn’t always contain the most recent version of the software.
• Some prefer to manually install software by downloading directly from the vendor’s site and following setup instructions.  In general, this gives you more fine-grained control.
• If you’re using Fantastico for the first time, please make sure to backup your site files before installing software.

1. Link directly to cPanel’s wiki where they have a complete WHM User Guide
2. When you’re logged into your WHM, you can use the Support Center and Interactive Knowledgebase Links on the navigation bar.

WHM Support Options

1. Link directly to cPanel’s wiki where they have a complete cPanel User Guide
2. When you’re logged into your cPanel, click the Help button in the top right corner and you’ll be taken directly to the cPanel User Guide.

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To log into your FTP accounts, you’ll use the following information:

Server Name:

If your domain has propagated, then you can use your domain name for the FTP server.

If it hasn’t, you can use the server’s IP address, so long as it’s a shared account that does not have a dedicated IP. Your welcome email will tell you what server you’re on and its IP address.

Username:

• If you’re attempting to log into the main FTP account, your username is the same as your cPanel username for the account.
• If you’re trying to access a sub-FTP account (an FTP account you created through cPanel), then the username will resemble an email address like this: username@yourdomain.com.

Password:

• If you’re accessing your main FTP account, this is the password for your cPanel account.
• If you’re accessing a sub-FTP account, this is the password you set for that account.

Port:

The port should default to 21. However, if it doesn’t, that’s the port to use. Be sure to upload to the public_html directory too.