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# cPanel - Control Panel

- [How to Reset Your cPanel Account Password](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-reset-your-cpanel-account-password.md)
- [How to Upload Files via the cPanel File Manager](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-upload-files-via-the-cpanel-file-manager.md)
- [How to Edit a File in the cPanel File Manager](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-edit-a-file-in-the-cpanel-file-manager.md)
- [How to Edit .htaccess File in the cPanel File Manager](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-edit-.htaccess-file-in-the-cpanel-file-manager.md)
- [How to Check Disk Usage and Bandwidth Usage in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-check-disk-usage-and-bandwidth-usage-in-cpanel.md): If you're receiving a disk space usage warning from cPanel and want to identify which directories are consuming too much space, follow these steps:
- [How to Create a Cron Job in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-create-a-cron-job-in-cpanel.md)
- [How to Edit or Delete a Cronjob in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-edit-or-delete-a-cronjob-in-cpanel.md)
- [How to Update a Cron Job Email Address in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-update-a-cron-job-email-address-in-cpanel.md)
- [How to Change the PHP Version for Your Domain in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-change-the-php-version-for-your-domain-in-cpanel.md): Changing the PHP version for your domain is crucial for compatibility with various web applications and can enhance your website's performance.
- [How to Reset the PHP Version to the Default Version in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-reset-the-php-version-to-the-default-version-in-cpanel.md)
- [How to Set the PHP Version per Domain in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-set-the-php-version-per-domain-in-cpanel.md)
- [How to Set the PHP Version per Directory in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-set-the-php-version-per-directory-in-cpanel.md)
- [How to Add "A Record" in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-add-a-record-in-cpanel.md): Adding an "A Record" is essential for directing a domain or subdomain to a specific IP address. You can easily do this using cPanel's Zone Editor feature.
- [How to Add an MX Record in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-add-an-mx-record-in-cpanel.md): An MX (Mail Exchanger) record is crucial for directing email messages to the appropriate mail server. You can easily add an MX record using cPanel's Zone Editor feature.
- [How to Edit or Remove an MX Record in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-edit-or-remove-an-mx-record-in-cpanel.md): Managing your MX records is essential for proper email routing. You can easily edit or remove an MX record using cPanel's DNS Zone Editor.
- [How to Add a CNAME Record in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-add-a-cname-record-in-cpanel.md): CNAME records, or alias records, map an alias to its canonical name. You can easily add a CNAME record using cPanel's Zone Editor.
- [How to Edit or Remove a CNAME Record in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-edit-or-remove-a-cname-record-in-cpanel.md): You can easily edit or remove a CNAME record using cPanel's DNS Zone Editor, which allows you to manage your DNS records effectively.
- [How to Edit or Remove a Record in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-edit-or-remove-a-record-in-cpanel.md): You can edit or remove a record in cPanel using the DNS Zone Editor, which allows you to manage, modify, or delete your DNS records.
- [How to Create an Additional Web Disk Account in cPanel](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-create-an-additional-web-disk-account-in-cpanel.md): You can create an additional Web Disk account in cPanel to allow access to a specific directory on your account, while using the cPanel login details for general access.
- [How to Access cPanel Web Disk](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/how-to-access-cpanel-web-disk.md): You can access your Web Disk using your cPanel login details. This feature supports various operating systems, including mobile OS.
- [Your Hosting Account Has Been Compromised](https://docs.clouduxe.com/cpanel-control-panel/your-hosting-account-has-been-compromised.md)