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1. Method 1

We log into our panel and access our relevant account,

We can access webmail by clicking on the mail tab at the top,

1. Method 2

We can access webmail directly via our
browser,

webmail.domain.com

We log into Maestro Panel and go to the account whose statistics we want to view,

We go to the Awstats tab

When we click View Statistics, all data should appear,

If you are getting an error in this section;

For
Hosting Customers; Please contact our Technical Support team via a ticket,

For Server Service;

In the
Server section, we need to select the server on which the web service is running,

In the domain name field, we enter the domain name we want to allow

After selecting Full Trust and clicking Save, the process will be complete and the authorization for our
statistics data will have been completed.

From the Domains section, we go to the account we want to preview and click on the Settings tab in the top right,

We click on the “View” tab,

When we click
“Activate Site Preview”, an address will appear — we can use this address to preview,

From the Domains section, we go to the account we want to back up and go to the “Backups” tab from the sub-options,

For a new backup we click “+ New
Backup”,

“Description” - Enter a description that defines your backup plan,

“Back Up Settings Only” - We can back up only the system files

“Send email when backup is
complete” - If we want to be notified by email, an email address must be entered,

“Schedule” - In this section we can schedule the backup operation if we wish; as an example in the image, a backup is scheduled for every
Monday at 01:00 AM — settings can be configured accordingly,

We can click Save without activating the scheduling option to complete the process — this way a backup will be created in the home directory,

The backup plan below is set as default; you can
configure it according to your preference.

We log into our panel and go to the Subdomain tab,

• New Subdomain

We enter the subdomain name we want to create, select our FTP user, and click Add,

The subdomain has been added

If you wish, you can delete the subdomain we created using the
“Delete” option next to it

The most commonly used mail interface via webmail on cPanel servers is the Roundcube section. However, due to certain server errors, you may sometimes encounter errors when logging
into webmail. The most frequently encountered error is the Login Error problem. If you keep encountering this error when logging into webmail, the following steps will be sufficient.

Log into the server via SSH as root and run the following
commands.

cd /etc

mv userdomains userdomains.bak

mv domainusers domainusers.bak

mv trueuserdomains trueuserdomains.bak

/scripts/updateuserdomains

With these commands, we back up the files containing the usernames
and domains on the server and then recreate them. This eliminates the login error.

In WHM, you can assign reseller privileges to an active site or a newly launched service, and determine what actions can be performed under those privileges. Within the privileges and
limits you set, the reseller’s main account user can also create packages and open new accounts associated with those packages.

On the left-side menu of the WHM panel, there is a “Reseller Center” section. After entering this section, you can select
the domain name you want to grant reseller privileges to from the list at the top of the screen and complete the process with the “Ok” button. From the right-side menu, you can remove the reseller privilege you added.

After
granting reseller privileges, you need to configure the privileges and limits to be assigned to this user. On the same screen, you can access the Edit Privileges/Nameservers section to set limits and privileges. After entering this section, configure the settings as
shown in the image below and specify the disk quota and traffic limit you want to assign. The “Limit the total number of accounts adanaonl can create to 0 accounts” section at the top determines the account limit this reseller owner can create.

After determining these limits, you need to configure the authorizations in the lower part of the same page. You can select these authorizations as you wish — the decision is entirely yours. However, be careful not to grant the “Root
Access” privilege at the bottom. If you grant this privilege, the reseller user can perform all operations on the server with root access. If the reseller user wants to use their own nameservers, the nameserver information can be entered in the nameserver editing
section at the very bottom of the same page. Once saved, every new account opened by the reseller owner will automatically become active with its own nameserver information.

Using the sub-menu related to the created reseller account,
you can review the reseller privileges, main account name, and limits.

View Reseller Usage and Manage Account Status

This is the section where we can see the limits of the websites within our
reseller account. We can view in detail whether each website has exceeded its assigned limits. We can also suspend, reactivate, or delete all of our websites.

Manage Reseller’s Shared IP

This is the section where we bulk-change the
shared IP addresses of the websites within our reseller account.

Change Ownership of Multiple Accounts

We can change the owner of our websites under our reseller account from this section. We can also access this section directly from the WHM panel
search field. When we select our reseller account under Reseller Center and click Change Ownership of Multiple Accounts, the websites to be changed will appear directly, as shown in the image below.

When accessed via the WHM Panel, a
section will appear as shown in the image below, showing which reseller account the operation will be performed on.

On cPanel servers, each file must have specific write permissions. Files on the server operate thanks to these write permissions. You can change your write permissions via SSH or
via FTP.

Editing via SSH

File write permissions are changed via SSH using the chmod command. You can see an example command below.

chmod 644 .htaccess

With this command, we assign 644 write permission to the
.htaccess file.

Editing via
FTP

When you log in via FTP and right-click on the file whose write permission you want to change, you will find Properties at the bottom of the options that appear.

After entering the Properties section, a settings window containing the file write permissions will open. You can
change the file write permissions from this screen.

Especially for users receiving the Enable compression error in PageSpeed on Google Developers, apply the steps below to activate the deflate plugin on your site.

First, log into your
cPanel control panel, then access the “Optimize Website” section and click the “Compress all content” option. After saving the settings, you will have activated the deflate compression feature for your website.

Good work.