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Install letsencrypt Free ssl certificate in a shared hosting – Free SSL certificate for your Website

Post last modified:June 12, 2020
Post category:Useful Tips
Post author:Manikandan

Get Free SSL certificate for your Website

Let’s Encrypt is a certificate authority (CA) from non-profit Internet Security Research Group (ISRG) that provides free X.509 SSLl/TSL certificates via an easy automated process. It removes all complex process of manual creation, validation, signing, installation, and renewal of secure certificates. It is supported by all major browsers.
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How to create and access email account in cPanel

Post last modified:February 19, 2016
Post category:Useful Tips
Post author:Manikandan

cPanel is one of the most popular Linux web hosting control panel for CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), and CloudLinux OS. Creating and managing your cPanel account is very easy task.

How to backup your website in cpanel

How to create and access email account in cPanel

Login to your cPanel hosting account control panel.To login your cpanel, just go to

http://yoursite:2082 or http://yoursite:2083 or http://yourserverip:2082 or http://yourserverip:2083

Replace yoursite with your actual website address and yourserverip with your actual ip addrees.
We strongly recommend that you allways log in via port 2083 (SSL connection).

In the mail section, click the Email Accounts.

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How to backup your website in cpanel

Post last modified:February 18, 2016
Post category:Useful Tips
Post author:Manikandan

cPanel is a Linux web hosting control panel that provides GUI, command line and API-based access and automation tools for your website. It supports CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), and CloudLinux OS.

How to backup your website in cpanel

To login your cpanel, just go to
http://yoursite:2082 or http://yoursite:2083 or http://yourserverip:2082 or http://yourserverip:2083

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Replace yoursite with your actual website address and yourserverip with your actual ip addrees.
We strongly recommend that you allways log in via port 2083 (SSL connection).

In your Files section, go to Backup Wizard.

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