Learn How to Configure Two-Factor Authentication for cPanel. Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security measure that requires two forms of identification. After you enter your password, you must enter a security code. An application on your smartphone supplies this code. Without your smartphone, you cannot log in.
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Learn How to Disable Two-Factor Authentication for cPanel. Once two-factor authentication is enabled for your account, you can disable it at any time by following the steps below.
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Learn how to Issue Let’s Encrypt SSL in cPanel. This plugin allows the AutoSSL feature to retrieve certificates from the Let’s Encrypt™ provider.
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Learn how to Mange Let’s Encrypt SSL in cPanel. This plugin allows the AutoSSL feature to retrieve certificates from the Let’s Encrypt™ provider.
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Learn how to Remove Let’s Encrypt SSL in cPanel. This plugin allows the AutoSSL feature to retrieve certificates from the Let’s Encrypt™ provider.
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Learn how to Enable and Disable ModSecurity for all domains in cPanel. ModSecurity is an open-source web application firewall (WAF) that is designed to be integrated within web servers such as Apache and Nginx and assist with mitigating commonly known attacks. Through the use of ModSecurity Domain Manager, the cPanel interface allows the user to enable and disable ModSecurity on a per-domain basis.
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Learn how to Enable and Disable ModSecurity for individual domains in cPanel. ModSecurity is an open-source web application firewall (WAF) that is designed to be integrated within web servers such as Apache and Nginx and assist with mitigating commonly known attacks. Through the use of ModSecurity Domain Manager, the cPanel interface allows the user to enable and disable ModSecurity on a per-domain basis.
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