Connecting Email to a Mail Client or Device
Connect a cPanel email address to a mail client such as Microsoft Outlook®, Apple® Mail, or Mozilla Thunderbird®, or to the mail app on your phone.
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Connect a cPanel email address to a mail client such as Microsoft Outlook®, Apple® Mail, or Mozilla Thunderbird®, or to the mail app on your phone.
Review your account's disk usage by category and find large directories to free up storage space.
Manage DNS records for the domains on your account from the Websites hub in Meridian.
Manage SSH keys and API tokens from the Security hub's Advanced tab to give tools and scripts secure, developer-level access to your account.
The AI Assistant is a chat panel in the Meridian theme that answers questions about your cPanel account and completes some tasks for you.
Generate a full account backup, restore files from an archive, or download individual backup components.
Use the Account Preferences interface to manage your Meridian account settings.
Add and remove domain redirects from the Websites hub in Meridian.
Learn how to change a domain's PHP version from the Websites hub or a domain's Settings tab, and how to confirm which version a domain currently uses.
Connect Meridian to AI tools and agents via MCP (Model Context Protocol).
Deploy a Node.js™ app in the Websites hub from a Git™ repository, ZIP file, or MCP connection to an AI agent, then manage its process and logs.
cPanel Analytics features collect data about interface use and server configuration. The data that we gather may change in the future.
This document is a reference guide to the most common questions asked by our users.
The cPanel interface provides the cPanel user access to manage their website, email, and SQL databases.
This document explains how to create mail filter rules in cPanel's Mailing Lists interface.
This document describes how to manage Mailman mailing lists.
An outline for feature releases of a system to allow external users access to cPanel.
RubyGems is a package manager for the Ruby programming language. It provides a self-contained format in which developers can distribute Ruby programs and libraries.
This interface lets you audit your websites for how easy they make it for search engines like Google to process the site's content. This is so that search engines can deliver your content to users who search for related terms.
Use this interface to view and manage your Sitejet domains.