Login to your cPanel.

Step 2.

Navigate the Database Section and click on the MySQL® Database Wizard icon.

Step 3.

In the “Create New Database” section, type a database name and click the Next Step button.

Step 4.

In the “Create Database Users” section, enter the database user name &  password and click on the Create User button.

Note: We recommend to use the Password Generator system for strong passwords.

Step 5.

On the next page, select the box labeled ‘All Privileges‘ and proceed by clicking on the ‘Next Step‘ button.

Now, successfully created the database.

Read Also: How to Download MySQL Database From cPanel

Log in to your cPanel.

Step 2.

Navigate to the Databases section and click on the phpMyAdmin.

Step 3.

Click on the name of the database that you want to export.

Step 4.

Click on the Export link at the top side.

Step 5.

Choose the file format that you want to download and click the Export button. The database starts downloading in your browser.

Step 1.

Login to your cPanel.

Step 2.

Click on the Backup icon under the Files section.

Note: If the backup icon is not showing in the cPanel, then contact your hosting provider to enable this function in the cPanel.

Step 3.

In the “Download a MySQL Database Backup” section, simply access your database name to initiate the download.

Once you click on the database name, the database starts downloading in your browser.

Follow these steps to restart the cPanel Service using SSH:

Step 1.

Login to SSH as ‘root’ user.

Step 2.

Run this command:

/scripts/restartsrv_cpsrvd

Step 2: Enter your registered email, and password and click on the Login Button.

Step 3: After login, click on the Services box.

Step 4: In the listed hosting package, click on the active button which you want to change the cPanel password.

Step 5: On the right-hand side, click on the change cPanel password link.

Step 6: Enter your new password and again, type your same password in the second box and click on the save changes button then the password will be Changed Successfully!

Note: We recommend you change your password using a password generator for highly secure passwords.

In this way, you can easily change the cPanel password from your client area dashboard. Still, have any issues? Then feel free to contact us with our support team. Click here

Follow these steps to do a full backup of cPanel:

Step 1.

Login to your cPanel by entering your username & password.

Step 2.

In the Files section of cPanel, click on the Backup icon.

Step 3.

Click the Download a Full Website Backup button.

Step 4.

Select “Home Directory” from the drop-down under the Backup Destination option.

Step 5.

Provide the email address to which you will be sent the notification once after the backup’s completion.

Step 6.

Click on the Generate Backup button.

Step 7.

Once you complete these entire steps, the server will start to create a backup of the full cPanel and wait some time to complete it. The process of full backup depends on disc usage, server load, and the configuration of the server. When the full backup is completed, you will receive a notification in your given email.

Note: Max Cloud Host provides free backup services with shared hosting plans, WordPress hosting plans, and cPanel reseller hosting plans.

Step 1.

Log in to cPanel by entering your user name and password.

Step2. 

Locate the Security section and click on the Let’s Encrypt SSL icon.

Step3.

Choose the domain name on which you wish to install Let’s Encrypt SSL and click on the +Issue link.

Step4.

Choose an SSL validation method. (First, select the http-01 method and then click on the issue link. If the http-01 method is not working or giving any errors, then choose the dns-01 method.)

Step5.

You will see a success notification on your cPanel dashboard after completion of all the processes and be able to open your website with the https protocol.

Step 1.

Login to SSH at the root level.

Step 2.

Run this command to disable updates.

For CloudLinux OS & CentOS:

/etc/cron.daily/imunify360.cron

For Ubuntu OS:

/etc/cron.daily/imunify360-firewall

Step 1.

Log in to SSH as a root user.

Step 2.

Run the following commands to uninstall Imunify360 from WHM.

wget http://repo.imunify360.cloudlinux.com/defence360/i360deploy.sh

bash i360deploy.sh –uninstall

Step 1.

Log in to SSH as a root user.

Step 2.

Run the following script with your activation key:

wget https://repo.imunify360.cloudlinux.com/defence360/i360deploy.sh

bash i360deploy.sh –key

or

If you have an IP-based license or not license, run the same script with no arguments:

wget https://repo.imunify360.cloudlinux.com/defence360/i360deploy.sh

bash i360deploy.sh