1. Log in to your cPanel account

2. Go to the Preferences section and click on the Manage Team.

3. Create Team User: In the Manage Team interface, you’ll see an option to add a new user. Click on it to start the process.

4. Fill in User Details: You’ll be prompted to provide details for the new team user. This includes:

Username: Choose a username for the new team user.
Email Address: Enter the email address associated with the new team user.
Password: Set a password for the new team user.

5. Assign Permissions(Roles): You can assign the appropriate permissions to the team user based on their role and responsibilities. You can choose from the following permission levels:

Administrator: Grants the team user complete control over your cPanel account.
Database: This role enables a team user to access tools and modify files related to database management for the team owner’s cPanel account, such as MySQL Manager.
Email: This role enables a team user to access tools and modify files related to email administration for the team owner’s cPanel account, such as email routing and mailing lists.
Web: This role enables a team user to access tools and modify files related to website functionality

6. Select the I have read and understood the security risk warning checkbox.

7. Save Changes: Once you’ve filled in the required details and selected the appropriate permissions, click on the “Create” button to add the new team user to your cPanel account.

That’s it! You’ve successfully added a team user to your cPanel account. The new team user can now log in using the provided credentials and access the specified features based on the permissions you’ve granted.

How to Edit Contact Information and Preferences in cPanel

1. The first step is to log in to your cPanel account.

2. Next, scroll down the page to the Preferences section and click Contact Information

After selecting Contact Information, take some time to review all of the information and options on this panel.

In the first two fields, enter a primary and secondary Email address. These are used to recover passwords or send notifications about your cPanel account.

To ensure you or your account owners can receive these notifications, it is advised not to use an e-mail addressed to the same domain as the cPanel account is assigned.

The third field is optional, and it requires an access token for Pushbullet. This digital validation code allows Pushbullet to connect your website with a smartphone or smart device and send you “push” notifications. It is very similar to a messaging application and uses a combination of API features and 2 Factor Authentication, which you might find helpful. You can leave this field blank if you’re not ready to implement this right now.

The next section of the contact information and preferences page details the types of Email notifications you can receive. They are straightforward to understand. Most of them are useful and we recommend you additionally check the SSL Certificate expiry. This is a very important part of your domain which you should monitor closely.

After you’ve filled out all the information and decided on the notifications, click Save, lay back and rest easy knowing that your cPanel account is safe and sound.

How to Change Language in cPanel

1. First, you’ll need to Log into cPanel.

2. Next, scroll down to the Preferences section and click on the Change Language

3. In the next window, select from the drop-down menu your preferred language and click Change.

Your cPanel interface will briefly refresh and be displayed in the selected languge.

What is the User Manager?

The User Manager in cPanel is a friendly and easy to use interface which allows you to add, edit and delete user access to your domain. Using this feature you can setup many important features for your users.

Add Subaccount

Adding a subaccount or user is easy. Simply follow these steps:

1. Log in to your cPanel account

2. Go to the Preferences section and click on the User Manager.

3. In the next window Click on Add User

4. Type in the user’s Full Name, desired Username, and Email Address.

5. Set the user’s a new password or use the Password Generator.

6. Select the desired Services you would like to add to the specified user. You can either choose to offer Email, FTP services. Below is an explanation of each of these options:

cPanel domain owners can assign three types of services for their associated user Subaccounts.

Email

This feature activates the Subaccount’s Email address. You can access this private Email by navigating to https://yourdomain.com/webmail.

The only feature you can modify from this interface is the Email Quota. This can either be Unrestricted or fixed to a certain amount (up to 4096 TB).

FTP

The File Transfer Protocol, or FTP, associated with each subaccount allows users to connect to the server using a client like FileZilla or CyberDuck to upload, edit, and delete files on the webserver. In order for this service to be available for activation, your web host must have the service running on the server.

The two features available are Quota and Home Directory. The quota determines the amount of disk space the subaccount user may use. This can either be set to a fixed amount or unrestricted.

The Home directory is the direct path to the subaccount’s home directory. It is set by default public_html/username.

6. Click on Create or Create and Add Another User and you’re done.

Edit Subaccount

From the main User Manager page, you can edit each added subaccount user. You may notice that the main cPanel account name and logs account are not editable from this interface.

Click on Edit and you will land on to the exact page you visited when you’ve created the subaccount. However, you will no longer be able to change the Username and Domain. All other features are still configurable.

Delete Subaccount

If you want to delete a Subaccount, simply click on Delete from the User Manager page. The link is right next to the Change Password button. You just need to confirm your selection and you’re done.

We’re here if you have any questions or feedback!

Remember that this only works if you know your current cPanel account password. If you don’t, please consult to see how to reset your cPanel password.

How to Change Your cPanel’s Account Password

1. First, Log into cPanel

2. Next, scroll down to the Preferences section and click on Password & Security.

3. In the next window, enter your old password, type in your new password, and confirm it. If you are highly conscious about your password security and want to use a sophisticated password, using the Password Generator might be a good idea.

Make sure to keep your eye on the password strength meter. Just like creating a password for other websites, it is essential to create a strong password to prevent your account from being compromised.

Strong passwords usually include both lower and upper case letters, numbers, and special characters such as @,#,~,_, (,* .

And that’s it! Now you know how to change your cPanel Account Password!