Accessing cPanel:

• Open your web browser and visit the URL provided by your hosting provider to access cPanel.
• Enter your username and password provided by your hosting provider.
• Click on "Log In" to access your cPanel control panel.

Exploring the cPanel Interface:

• Once inside, you will see different sections such as "Files," "Email," "Domains," "Databases," among others.
• These sections contain specific tools for managing different aspects of your website.

Creating an Email Account:

• Click on the "Email" section and then on "Email Accounts."
• Enter the desired username for the email account (e.g., info for info@yourdomain .com)
• Select your domain from the dropdown menu.
• Set a strong password for the email account.
• Optionally, you can set a storage quota for the account.
• Click on "Create Account" to finalize the creation of the email account.

Uploading Files with File Manager:

• Click on the "Files" section and then on "File Manager."
• Navigate to the directory where you want to upload files.
• Click on "Upload" and select the files from your computer.
• Once uploaded, the files will appear in the file manager list.

Installing Applications with Softaculous:

• In the "Software" section, click on "Softaculous Apps Installer."
• Explore the different available applications, such as WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal.
• Select the application you want to install and click on "Install."
• Fill in the required fields, such as the application name and URL, and then click on "Install."

Managing Databases:

• Go to the "Databases" section and click on "MySQL Databases."
• Enter a name for your new database and click on "Create Database."
• Then, create a user for the database and assign privileges.
• Use phpMyAdmin to manage your database visually.

Configuring Security Options:

• In the "Security" section, you can configure options such as SSL/TLS, directory protection, and IP blocking.
• Enable an SSL/TLS certificate to ensure a secure connection to your website.
• Set up directory protection rules to restrict access to certain areas of your site.
• Use IP blocking to prevent unauthorized access to your website.