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Shubh: Created page with "<big>The Zone Editor within cPanel allows clients to manage their A, CNAME, MX and TXT records. Within Zone editor a client can add, edit or remove their records, along with seeing a list of all domains and records created. To begin managing records, you can follow the guide below:</big> * <big>Enter cPanel - If you don't know how, you can follow this guide.</big> * <big>On the '''Tools''' page, in the '''Domains''' section, click '''Zone Editor''':</big> * Fi..."

<big>The Zone Editor within cPanel allows clients to manage their A, CNAME, MX and TXT records. Within Zone editor a client can add, edit or remove their records, along with seeing a list of all domains and records created. To begin managing records, you can follow the guide below:</big>

* <big>Enter cPanel - If you don't know how, you can follow this guide.</big>
* <big>On the '''Tools''' page, in the '''Domains''' section, click '''Zone Editor''':</big>
* [[File:Domain1.png|center|thumb|602x602px]]

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# <big>Under '''Domains''', locate the domain for which you want to add a record, and then click '''Manage''':</big>
# [[File:Zone1.png|center|thumb|451x451px]]
# <big>Next to '''Add Record''', click the down arrow, and then click the type of record you want to add:</big> [[File:Zone5.png|center|thumb]]
# <big>In the '''Name''' text box, type the fully-qualified domain name (FQDN) for the record.</big>
# <big>In the '''TTL''' text box, type the time-to-live value in seconds.</big>

<big>If you are unsure of the value to specify, type '''14400''' , which is four hours.</big>

# <big>Confirm that the '''Type''' list box contains the type of record that you want to add.</big>
# <big>In the '''Record''' text box, type the value for the record.</big>

* <big>If you are adding an '''A''' record, type the IP address to associate with the domain name that you selected in step 2.</big>
* <big>If you are adding a '''CNAME''' record, type the associated canonical name for the domain name that you selected in step 2.</big>
* <big>If you are adding a '''TXT''' record, type the data for the '''TXT''' record.</big>

# <big>Click '''Add Record'''. cPanel adds the record.</big>

'''<big>Editing a record</big>'''

<big>To edit a record using the Zone Editor, follow these steps:</big>

# <big>Log in to cPanel.</big>

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<big>If you do not know how to log in to your cPanel account, please see [[/kb.hosting.com/docs/accessing-cpanel|this article]].</big>

# <big>On the '''Tools''' page, in the '''Domains''' section, click '''Zone Editor''':</big>
# [[File:Zone1.png|center|thumb|451x451px]]
# <big>Under '''Domains''', locate the domain for which you want to add a record, and then click '''Manage''':</big>
# <big>Locate the record you want to edit, and then under '''Actions''', click '''Edit''':</big>
# [[File:Zone2.png|center|thumb|445x445px]]
# <big>Modify the value or values you want to change, and then click '''Save Record'''. cPanel updates the record.</big>

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<big>The Zone Editor within cPanel allows clients to manage their A, CNAME, MX and TXT records. Within Zone editor a client can add, edit or remove their records, along with seeing a list of all domains and records created. To begin managing records, you can follow the guide below:</big>

* <big>Enter cPanel - If you don't know how, you can follow this guide.</big>[[File:Domain1.png|center|thumb|602x602px]]
* <big>In cPanel, look for the '''Zone Editor''' option under the '''Domain''' tab.</big>

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* <big>Now in the Zone Editor, you will want to find the domain you wish to add a record to. You can do this either by looking through the table or by using the '''Filter by domain''' search box. Once you have found the domain, click '''Manage.'''</big>
[[File:Domain3.png|center|thumb|451x451px]]

*<big>If you wish to add any DNS record (A,CNAME,TXT,MX) you can click on '''+Add Record.'''</big>
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* <big>To add an 'A' record, select 'A' from the type dropdown, enter the hostname in the Name field, and add the public IP address you want the domain or subdomain to point to in the Record field. Then, click '''Save Record'''. Similarly, to add a CNAME record, select 'CNAME' from the dropdown, enter the hostname, specify the value you want it to point to, and click '''Save Record'''. The same process applies for adding TXT and MX records as well.</big>

<big>To update or edit an existing DNS record, click Edit next to the record you want to modify, update the server's public IP, and then click '''Save Record.'''</big>

[[File:Domain8.png|center|thumb|642x642px]]<big>Congratulations! You've successfully managed your DNS records using the DNS Zone Editor.</big>

<big>If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our team via live chat.</big>

Manage-DNS-records

2025-09-04T08:00:55Z

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The Zone Editor within cPanel allows clients to manage their A, CNAME, MX and TXT records. Within Zone editor a client can add, edit or remove their records, along with seeing a list of all domains and records created. To begin managing records, you can follow the guide below:

# Enter cPanel - If you don't know how, you can follow this [[/help.bigscoots.com/en/articles/9796454-shared-accessing-cpanel-wordpress#h%20d30855699f|guide]].
# [[File:Domain1.png|center|thumb|602x602px]]
# In cPanel, look for the '''Zone Editor''' option under the '''Domain''' tab.

[[File:Domain0.png|center|thumb|789x789px]]

[[File:Domain2.png|center|thumb|451x451px]]

# Now in the Zone Editor, you will want to find the domain you wish to add a record to. You can do this either by looking through the table or by using the '''Filter by domain''' search box. Once you have found the domain, click '''Manage.'''
[[File:Domain3.png|center|thumb|451x451px]]

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# If you wish to add any DNS record (A,CNAME,TXT,MX) you can click on '''+Add Record.'''
[[File:Domain5.png|center|thumb|451x451px]]

# To add an 'A' record, select 'A' from the type dropdown, enter the hostname in the Name field, and add the public IP address you want the domain or subdomain to point to in the Record field. Then, click '''Save Record'''. Similarly, to add a CNAME record, select 'CNAME' from the dropdown, enter the hostname, specify the value you want it to point to, and click '''Save Record'''. The same process applies for adding TXT and MX records as well.

To update or edit an existing DNS record, click Edit next to the record you want to modify, update the server's public IP, and then click '''Save Record.'''

[[File:Domain8.png|center|thumb|642x642px]]

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----Congratulations! You've successfully managed your DNS records using the DNS Zone Editor.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact our team via live chat.

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Shubh: Created page with "The redirect interface allows you to send all the visitors or traffic of a Domain or a particular webpage to a new domain. For example, if you moved your website to a new domain and you want to redirect all your visitors to new website, you need to setup redirect. There are two types of redirects available − == Permanent (301) Redirect == This one redirects your visitors to a new website and updates your visitors bookmarks. This also directs search engines to your new..."

The redirect interface allows you to send all the visitors or traffic of a Domain or a particular webpage to a new domain. For example, if you moved your website to a new domain and you want to redirect all your visitors to new website, you need to setup redirect. There are two types of redirects available −

== Permanent (301) Redirect ==
This one redirects your visitors to a new website and updates your visitors bookmarks. This also directs search engines to your new website. This redirect is permeant and means that page has moved. So, the Search Engine and other crawlers update their data according to the new link. Popularity and SEO of link remains same as the old link had.

== Temporary (302) Redirect ==
This one redirects your visitors to a new website, but does not update your visitors bookmark. Search Engines still index your original website. This redirect is temporary and search engine thinks that the new link is going to get removed, hence it does not have same popularity like the old link.

== Create a Redirect ==
To create a redirect, please follow these steps −

Step 1 − Click on Redirects found in Domains section of cPanel Home.

Step 2 − Choose your redirect type from the Dropdown Menu, Permanent or Temporary Redirect.

Step 3 − Choose the Domain Name you want to redirect from the Dropdown menu of lists of domain.

Step 4 − In the next textbox, enter the path of page or path of folder you want to redirect.

Step 5 − Enter full URL of the page your domain will be redirected to, in Redirect to textbox. You will also need to specify the protocol as well, http:// or https://.

Step 6 − Select www. redirection, it determines that if you want your domain to be redirected with www or not. Explanations of options given below.

* Only redirect with www. − This redirect will be done only if user has entered www. in URL.
* Redirect with or without www. − This redirect will always be done, does not depends on whether user has entered www. in URL or not.
* Do not redirect www. − This redirect will not work, if the user has entered www. in URL.

Choose your option accordingly, recommended is that you use Redirect with or without www.

Step 7 − Select Wild Card Redirection checkbox, if you want to redirect all files and folders in sub folder to the same file or folder in new domain. For example, with wildcard redirection www.example.com/pic.jpg will redirect to www.newexample.com/pic.jpg. Without wildcard redirection www.example.com/pic.jpg will redirect to Select the checkbox accordingly.

Step 8 − Click on Add button to save the settings.

Create-dynamic-dns-in-cpanel

2025-09-04T05:18:56Z

Shubh: Created page with "<big>Dynamic DNS in cPanel gives you a special URL that you can call from a device/script. Each time it’s called, your chosen subdomain is updated with your current public IP, making your domain always point to your home/server even with a changing ISP address.</big> <big>Devices such as network routers can use dynamic DNS to notify servers when their IP address changes. The gadget connects to a unique web address, authenticates itself, and then delivers the new IP a..."

<big>Dynamic DNS in cPanel gives you a special URL that you can call from a device/script. Each time it’s called, your chosen subdomain is updated with your current public IP, making your domain always point to your home/server even with a changing ISP address.</big>

<big>Devices such as network routers can use dynamic DNS to notify servers when their IP address changes. The gadget connects to a unique web address, authenticates itself, and then delivers the new IP address. When someone attempts to connect again, cPanel changes the zone records, and they obtain the correct IP address.</big>

=== Let us follow the steps to create the Dynamic DNS in cPanel: ===
<big>'''Step-1'''</big>

<big>Log in to cPanel.</big>
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<big>'''Steps-2'''</big>

<big>Choose the “Domains” section and click on the “Dynamic DNS” option.</big>
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<big>'''Step-3'''</big>

<big>You will be taken to the “Dynamic DNS” page.</big>

<big>'''Step-4'''</big>

<big>Click on the “+create” button on the right-hand side of the screen.</big>
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<big>'''Step-5'''</big>

<big>Now enter the “Dynamic DNS Domain”.</big>
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'''<big>Step-6</big>'''

<big>You will see two boxes:</big>

* <big>Enter a Subdomain prefix</big>

* <big>Select a domain</big>

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<big>'''Step-7'''</big>

<big>Enter the “Description” as shown below.</big>
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<big>'''Step-8'''</big>

<big>Tick the box saying “Stay on this page after I click “Create”.”</big>

<big>'''Step-9'''</big>

<big>Finally click on the “+create” button.</big>
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<big>'''Step-10'''</big>

<big>You will get a success message.</big>
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<big>'''Step-11'''</big>

<big>You can see the “Dynamic DNS” created.</big>
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Category:CPanel

2025-09-04T05:17:13Z

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<big>cPanel is a web hosting control panel software developed by [https://cpanel.net/ cPanel, LLC]. It provides a graphical interface (GUI) and automation tools designed to simplify the process of hosting a web site to the website owner or the "end user". It enables administration through a standard web browser using a three-tier structure. While cPanel is limited to managing a single hosting account, cPanel & WHM allows the administration of the entire server.</big>

<big>In addition to the GUI, cPanel also has command line and API-based access that allows third-party software vendors, web hosting organizations, and developers to automate standard system administration processes. cPanel & WHM is designed to function either on a dedicated server or virtual private server.</big>

= <big>Features of cPanel</big> =

=== <big>1. Domain Management</big> ===

* <big>'''Addon Domains''' → [[Create-addon-domain|Host multiple websites on a single account.]]</big>
* <big>'''Dynamic DNS →''' [[Create-dynamic-dns-in-cpanel|Keeps track of the appropriate IP address for a given service.]]</big>
* <big>'''Redirects''' → [[Forward-traffic-from-one-URL-to-another|Forward traffic from one URL to another.]]</big>
* <big>'''DNS Zone Editor''' → Manage DNS records (A, CNAME, MX, TXT, etc.).</big>

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=== <big>2. Email Management</big> ===

* <big>'''Email Accounts''' → [[Create-professional-emails|Create professional emails (e.g., support@yourdomain.com).]]</big>
* <big>'''Webmail''' → [[Access-emails-from-browser|Access emails from browser (Roundcube, Horde).]]</big>
* <big>'''Forwarders''' → [[Forward-emails-to-another-address|Forward emails to another address]].</big>
* <big>'''Autoresponders''' → [[Automatic-replies|Automatic replies (e.g., "Out of office").]]</big>
* <big>'''Spam Filters''' → [[Block-junk/spam-emails|Block junk/spam emails.]]</big>
* <big>'''Email Authentication''' → [[Configure-DKIM,SPF,DMARC-to-protect-against-spoofing|Configure DKIM, SPF, DMARC to protect against spoofing.]]</big>

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=== <big>3. File Management</big> ===

* <big>'''File Manager''' → [[Upload,delete,edit,move-files-without-ftp|Upload, delete, edit, move files without FTP.]]</big>
* <big>'''FTP Accounts''' → [[Transfer-files-via-ftp-clients|Transfer files via FTP clients (FileZilla, WinSCP).]]</big>
* <big>'''Backup Wizard''' → [[Download full/partial-site-backups|Download full/partial site backups.]]</big>
* <big>'''Disk Usage''' → [[Monitor storage usage.]]</big>

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=== <big>4. Database Management</big> ===

* <big>'''MySQL/MariaDB Databases''' → [[Create-&-manage-databases|Create & manage databases]]</big>
* <big>'''phpMyAdmin''' → [[Web-based-gui-to-edit-databases|Web-based GUI to edit databases]]</big>
* <big>'''Remote MySQL''' → [[How-to-work-with-remote-mysql-in-cpanel|Allow external apps to connect to your database.]]</big>

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=== <big>5. Security Tools</big> ===

* <big>'''SSL/TLS Manager''' → [[Install-ssl-certificates|Install SSL certificates (including free Let’s Encrypt).]]</big>
* <big>'''Leech Protection''' → [[Enable-leech-protection|Protect folders with login credentials.]]</big>
* <big>'''Hotlink Protection''' → [[Enable-hotlink-protection|Prevent others from stealing your images/files.]]</big>
* <big>'''IP Blocker''' → [[How-to-block-an-ip-address|Block specific IP addresses.]]</big>

== <big>cPanel & WHM Version Releases</big> ==
{| class="wikitable"
!<big>Version</big>
!<big>Release Date</big>
!<big>End-of-Life / EOL Date</big>
!<big>Notes</big>
|-
|<big>110 (LTS)</big>
|<big>April 3, 2023</big>
|<big>January 1, 2026 (via ELS)</big>
|<big>Extended Lifecycle Support (CentOS/CL7) (Wikipedia, cPanel & WHM Documentation)</big>
|-
|<big>118 (LTS)</big>
|<big>March 4, 2024</big>
|<big>October 2025</big>
|<big>LTS release with regular update support (Wikipedia, cPanel & WHM Documentation)</big>
|-
|<big>120</big>
|<big>April 9, 2024</big>
|<big>August 2026 (approx.)</big>
|<big>Regular production release (Wikipedia, cPanel & WHM Documentation)</big>
|-
|<big>122</big>
|<big>August 19, 2024</big>
|<big>— (not specified)</big>
|<big>Regular production release (Wikipedia)</big>
|-
|<big>124</big>
|<big>October 10, 2024</big>
|<big>—</big>
|<big>Introduced account type analytics, MariaDB 11.4, improved DMARC (Wikipedia, cPanel)</big>
|-
|<big>126 (LTS)</big>
|<big>January 21, 2025</big>
|<big>August 2026 (approx.)</big>
|<big>LTS release, introduced SEO interface, social media management, MySQL 8.4 (Wikipedia, cPanel & WHM Documentation, cPanel)</big>
|-
|<big>128</big>
|<big>March 2025</big>
|<big>September 2026 (approx.)</big>
|<big>Updated zone editor, language preferences, API tweaks (cPanel & WHM Documentation, cPanel)</big>
|-
|<big>130</big>
|<big>June 2025 (release tier) / July 15, 2025 (current) / July 31, 2025 (RELEASE)</big>
|<big>December 2026 (approx.)</big>
|<big>New tweak settings, internal PHP upgrade, account preferences enhancements (cPanel, cPanel & WHM Documentation)</big>
|}

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