cPanel

Installatron help

Our hosting provides cPanel with Installatron, a one-click web application installer that enables blogs, photo galleries, forums, shops, and other top web applications to be instantly installed and effortlessly managed.

Here some Installatron support links:

Installatron Website Owner Documentation

MySQL access

Your hosting account has access to a MySQL compatible database, the MariaBD.

MariaDB was made by the original developers of MySQL and it’s the new default database in some new Linux distributions, as your hosting OS: Linux centOS 7.

To access your database use localhost as server address/IP.

For security reasons, the database has disabled network connectivity, so you can’t access it from outside, using any TPC/IP connection.

Reactivating suspended service due to lack of login into client area

The free web hosting service can be suspended due to lack of sign-in to your client area.

Remember our free services users need to login at client area every 30 days so that services are not suspended. The suspension is provided in terms of use.

To reactivate your service access your client area and click at “Reactivate my webhost” button, on your service screen.

To avoid suspension every 30 days without performing login, upgrade your plan and enjoy all the other benefits of our paid plans.

Select PHP version, extension and limits

Inside cPanel, you can change PHP versions, enable/disable PHP extensions and change PHP options.

It anable you to change php.ini variables with a fast an easy editing GUI.

To access it follow the steps below:

1. Inside cPanel, at SOFTWARE group, click “Select PHP Version”.
2. At this screen you can change PHP version and enable/disable extensions.
3. At right-top screen, you have a link to “Switch To PHP Options” where you can setup other limits.

Changing cPanel password

To change your cPanel access password, follow this steps:

Client Area Access >> Services >> Select Service >> Menu Change Password

Below the screens of each step.

 

CLIENT AREA ACCESS

Login at client area to gain access to your hosting configuration.

 

 

SHOW SERVICES

Click at services box at the top box on your dashboard, to list your active services.
clientarea_dashboard_services

 

 

SERVICE SELECTION

Select desired service clicking on it.
clientarea_myproductsservices

 

 

CHANGE PASSWORD MENU

Click at left menu item “Change Password” and follow screen instructions.
clientarea_selectedserviceoptionsmenu

 

 

Starting your hosting

Welcome to FreeHosting.host

To use our services, you need to know some details about our systems:

  • Your email accounts will run out of cPanel, at our dedicated email cluster;
  • The DNS service runs out of cPanel, at our dedicated DNS servers;

 

To start follow these simple steps:

  1. Order your hosting plan (also free);
  2. Add your domains at client area;
  3. Configure your domain to use our DNS;
  4. Create your email accounts at client area;
  5. Add your domains at your cPanel account;
  6. Upload your website files to your domains folders;
  7. Configure the DNS of your domains to our name servers;

 

 

 

Addon Domains

To add an Addon Domain at your hosting account, you need to follow these steps.

A) Configure the DNS of the Addon Domain

You can do this easy inside your client area.

Read more about connecting your domain here.

 

B) Add the Domain to cPanel account, look at this video:

Web Disk access

Paid plans have access to Web disk, know it here.

 

cPanel Tutorials: Web Disk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BIa5dp44Mk&index=20&list=PLZk46idJS6s54hAX8K79_AY8brgBwPtHd

File Manager access

Introduction

You can upload files to your hosting account from many ways.

The web-based Filemanager inside cPanel is one method.

 

cPanel Tutorials: File Manager

FTP access

Introduction

You can upload files to your hosting account from many ways.

Using FTP is one method.

The steps are:

  • Use a FTP client to connect using the your same cPanel login credentials
  • Or create a FTP account inside cPanel, and use this new user and the same domain, or any other domains already configured at your hosting account.

cPanel Tutorials: FTP

 

 

cPanel Tutorials: SFTP

 

 

 

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