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 [[https://cpanel.net/|cPanel]] is a web-based control panel designed to simplify the management of web hosting services. It provides a graphical interface and automation tools to manage websites, domains, email accounts, databases, and other hosting-related tasks. cPanel is widely used by hosting providers and system administrators to allow users (website owners) to manage their hosting environments without requiring deep technical knowledge.
-Key features of cPanel include:
+Key features of cPanel:
+  * Website Management: File management, FTP accounts, and backup tools.
+  * Domain Management: DNS settings, subdomains, and domain redirects.
+  * Email Management: Email account creation, spam filters, and autoresponders.
+  * Database Management: MySQL database creation and management (via phpMyAdmin).
+  * Security: SSL/TLS management, IP blockers, and password-protected directories.
+  * Software Installation: One-click installers for applications like WordPress, Joomla, etc.
+  * Analytics: Traffic statistics, error logs, and bandwidth usage.
-Website Management: File management, FTP accounts, and backup tools.
+cPanel is typically paired with WHM (Web Host Manager), which is a backend tool for system administrators to manage multiple cPanel accounts, server configurations, and hosting resources.
-Domain Management: DNS settings, subdomains, and domain redirects.
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-Email Management: Email account creation, spam filters, and autoresponders.
-Database Management: MySQL database creation and management (via phpMyAdmin).
-Security: SSL/TLS management, IP blockers, and password-protected directories.
-Software Installation: One-click installers for applications like WordPress, Joomla, etc.
-Analytics: Traffic statistics, error logs, and bandwidth usage.
-cPanel is typically paired with WHM (Web Host Manager), which is a backend tool for system administrators to manage multiple cPanel accounts, server configurations, and hosting resources.