Question 1

How to enabled CloudFlare on your site?

Accepted Answer

Cloudflare accelerates and secures many sites, APIs, SaaS services, and different web portal associated with the Internet. Their Anycast innovation enables our advantages to scale with the server we add to our cPanel interface.

PERFORMANCE

Cloudflare dramatically improves site performance through our worldwide CDN and web optimization features.

SECURITY

Cloudflare's WAF, DDoS protection, and SSL protect site owners and their clients from online threats and malwares.

RELIABILITY

Cloudflare runs the huge, fastest, and most reliable managed DNS service in the world, with over 35% market share.

INSIGHT

Cloudflare's system recognizes visitors and bot behavior that isn't available to conventional analytics technologies.

Enabling CloudFlare

To enable Cloudflare, kindly do the process

Signin to cPanel
Go to 'Software > Cloudflare'
Sign in
Click 'Enable Cloudflare on this Domain

Question 2

I am getting an 500 error on my site, what should I do?

Accepted Answer

If you are getting a 500 Internal Server Error on your site, as a rule, this is because of a PHP error/coding error or corrupted .htaccess file.

To analyze PHP errors on your site, you can check (either by means of the File Manager in cPanel, or through FTP/SSH) for records named 'error_log' under your public_html or respective folder of your files.

https://media.cyberin.in/file/docs/500error.png (500error)

The folder of the document will by and large be the place the code is executed - for instance, on the off chance that you have encountered a 500 error on the landing page/file of your site, the error_log record will be under the public_html folder.

Assuming, as it may, you are just getting the 500 error in a specific catalog, (for example, wp-administrator for instance) at that point the error_log record will be situated in the public_html/wp-administrator directory.

Error logging when you are utilizing 'nginx' through CloudNS or Bolt Cache:

In the domain or directory that you are using our CLOUDNS or Bolt Cache modules and have changed to Native NGINX, at that point your PHP will be handled utilizing PHP-FPM.

All error will be logged to the accompanying index:

the PHP errors logs will be:

Question 3

What is the best payment cycle for me?

Accepted Answer

We are very fair about payment terms, the best we can suggest is go for annual payment to risk free services running until new due date.

However you can choose monthly recurring payment as well.

Question 4

Is hosting products cover 30 days money back?

Accepted Answer

Yes. we have an industry-best, no-questions-asked, 30-day money back policy.

However, we may check account should not purchased for server abuse such as mass mailing and nulled script hosting.

If your account did not involved in above mentioned spamming, defiantly we will do full money back with no question asked.

Question 5

How to install external SSL Certificate on cPanel

Accepted Answer

The SSL/TLS Manager will allow you to create SSL certificate, certificate signing requests, and private keys. These are large parts of utilizing SSL to make your site validation more secure. SSL allow you to make sure all your pages on your site keeping data itself no another hack or third party form are stealing the data, for example, logins, MasterCard numbers, and so forth are sent scrambled rather than plain content. It is critical to make sure about your web page's login regions, shopping zones, and different pages where delicate data could be sent over the web.

After login into your cPanel navigate to below:

(cPanel >> Home >> Security >> SSL/TLS)

Warning:

As of cPanel and WHM form 68, we just help Transport Layer Security (TLS) convention adaptation 1.2.

Note:

CAA records in the domain zone file limit which CAs (Certificate Authority) may give certificates for that domain.

Let me share a example, a CAA record for Comodo would take after the accompanying model, where example.com speaks to the domain name:

You can manage your CAA records through the [Zone Editor]

Documents available:

The following records give more data about the areas of this interface:

Private Keys - KEY — Generate, see, transfer, or erase private keys.

**Signing Certificate Requests - CSR **— Generate, see, or erase SSL testament marking demands.

Authentications - CRT—Generate, see, transfer, or erase SSL testaments.

Introduce and Manage SSL for your site HTTPS — Set up a SSL authentication for the site.

Oversee Certificate Sharing—Change your site's testament sharing authorizations.

Question 6

How do I change PHP versions or Configs?

Accepted Answer

Here at Cyberin, we use 'nginx' to apply reverse proxy to Apache, at that point the PHP itself is taken care of by a handler called "mod_lsapi".

Change PHP Verison using ClouDns:

Select ClouDns plugin under Cpanel
Select the Domain > Configuration option.
Under Application Status select PHP instead of Proxy
Select your default PHP version for the domain.

If you never used our 'CLOUDNS' module in cPanel to utilize full-nginx, at that point you will change your default configuration as referenced as attached video- this implies you would use the 'Select PHP Version' module in cPanel to modify the version of PHP you are running. You would likewise use the same module to configure the version for your application.

The most effective method to configure the Select PHP Version option under cPanel.

Watch below video tutorial to guide the process very quick in just few steps:

You can find PHP Selector option under Select PHP version in cPanel features under Software.
On the PHP Selector page you will see the right now choose PHP version- for a new hosting account, it will be the default version 7.0.
You will get the drop down menu to select your required PHP version.
After selecting the PHP version, you can choose modules available under the option check mark. In the above video you can see, they selected zip and rar.
After that you just need to click on the 'Save' button, it will make the modules quickly accessible for the web application.
On the upper right, there is a connection to PHP choices where end-clients can alter the most significant qualities.

How about we change the memory limit limit to 128Mb and post_max_size to 32Mb.

End clients do not need to modify any files like php.ini or htaccess manually - everything is done from the web interface.