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What is cPanel?

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cPanel is a control panel with which you can manage almost any element of your cPanel hosting account.

The interface is very easy to use - cPanel works constantly to improve the platform by staying on the cutting edge of technology as well as constantly updating its various security measures, making it an incredibly powerful tool for web developers.

What can I do with cPanel?

There's a lot you can do, like:

  • Connect your domain names
  • Set up your email accounts
  • Save your sites
  • Upload your files
  • See usage statistics

And so on... You can also change your security settings, check your bandwidth and resources, and many other tools depending on your hosting provider. Fortunately with Nuagerie, we offer you the latest stable options available on the market.

How do I connect to my cPanel account?

You should have received your access by email (username and password) to connect to your cPanel account directly.

If you've lost your access information, just sign in to your Nuagerie account and reset the passwords for your cPanel hosting service. A direct access button is also available to allow you to one-click connect to the cPanel account linked to your service.

The fastest way to sign in to your cPanel account is to use your domain name and access. Open a browser and type one of the following addresses by replacing the address with your domain name:

  • http://your-domain-name.com/cpanel (By alias)
  • http://cpanel.your-domain-name.com/ (By subdomain proxy)
  • http://your-domain-name.com:2082 (Unsecured port share)
  • https://your-domain-name.com:2083 (Secure Port Share)

If you are unable to access any of these pages, it means that there may be a problem with your domain name or the configuration of your cPanel hosting service. Do not hesitate to contact our support at any time if you have a problem with one of our services. One of our technical advisors will be happy to assist you in your approach.

And if I need more help?

This short guide only explains the basics for you to get started quickly step by step and to know cPanel in general.

Fortunately cPanel offers video tutorials for each of the features that are offered. You'll become a pro in no time!


If you still have questions or concerns, feel free to contact us by opening a support ticket or by using our live chat feature.

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