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How to open cPanel on a Linux account

The cPanel button on the Linux row signs you into the account. You do not type a separate password.

cPanel is the tool for Linux hosting. Files, databases, mail and WordPress live there. A Windows account does not use this button. Its tool is Plesk.

  1. The service must be active. A preparing row has no button yet.
  2. Choose Manage, then enter cPanel.
  3. To change the password, use the form on that card. Do not send the old password in a ticket.

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