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Here are the general steps to install Moodle manually on a cPanel Web hosting server: 1 – Download the latest version of Moodle from the official website at https://download.moodle.org/releases/latest/. 2 – Upload the downloaded zip file to your server using an FTP client or file manager in your cPanel. Extract the files after uploading. 3. … The post How to Install Moodle manually? first appeared on Web hosting Blog By WebhostUK.Co.UK ..read more

When an email is sent to a certain email address, an autoresponder responds automatically. Additionally, you may quickly inform those who contact you while you are away (such as while on vacation) that you are currently out of the office and will get back to them when you return. Looking for Email Web Hosting? make … The post How to Setup an Email AutoResponder in cPanel? first appeared on Web hosting Blog By WebhostUK.Co.UK ..read more

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SSD (Solid State Drive) and NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) are both types of storage technology that are commonly used in web hosting environments. However, there are some key differences between the two. What is SSD ? SSDs use NAND-based flash memory to store data, and they connect to a computer or server through a variety … The post SSD Vs NVMe storage web hosting which is faster? first appeared on Web hosting Blog By WebhostUK.Co.UK ..read more

1. Log in to your cPanel. 2. Go to the EMAIL section and click Email Accounts. 3. Locate the email account for which you want to change the password and click on manage. 4. And go to the SECURITY option, generate the new password then update the Email Settings. Note:: Whenever to generate a new … The post How to change your email password in cPanel? first appeared on Web hosting Blog By WebhostUK.Co.UK ..read more

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We all are aware Content Management Systems (CMS) have revolutionized the way websites are created and managed. With the help of a CMS, website owners can easily create, edit, and publish content without having to know how to code.CMS applications also provide a range of features and functionalities that make it easy to manage a … The post Top 5 Best CMS Applications for Business in 2023? first appeared on Web hosting Blog By WebhostUK.Co.UK ..read more

1- Login to your cPanel → File Manager: 2 – Open the public_html directory after entering the File Manager 3 – Open the subfolder that appears within the public_html directory (in our case, xcart). 4 – You should be able to see all the files on your website. If you see a file named index.php … The post How to Move a Website from subfolder to the base domain? first appeared on Web hosting Blog By WebhostUK.Co.UK ..read more

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