Hotlink protection prevents other websites from directly linking to files (as specified below) on your website. Other sites will still be able to link to any file type that you don’t specify below (i.e., HTML files).

An example of hot linking would be using an <img> tag to display an image from your site somewhere else on the Web. The end result is that the other site is stealing your bandwidth. List all sites below from which you wish to allow direct links. This system attempts to add all sites it knows you own to the list; however, you may need to add others.

It prevents other websites from directly linking to files on your website.

Login to cpanel and main page will open then go to the security section and click on the hotlink protection button.

After clicking on hotlink protection you will be redirected to

When this page will open then click on enable button. After clicking on this button you will get a message saying you’re hotlink protection has been enabled.

You can also Block direct access for these extensions (separate by commas).

After clicking on submit your hotlink protection will be enabled.

This feature will allow you to block a range of IP addresses to prevent them from accessing your site. You can also enter a fully qualified domain name, and the IP Deny Manager will attempt to resolve it to an IP address for you.

Block a range of IP addresses to prevent them from accessing your site.

Login to cpanel with the username and password given then go into the security section and click on IP deny manager.

After clicking on IP deny manager you will be redirected to

After coming into this page you can fill the name of domain or the IP address that you want to block.

Just fill the text box labeled in front of IP Address or Domain. Click on the add button.

After clicking on add you will receive a confirmation message as to that specific address has been blocked.

When you click on go back button then you can see

In the bottom you can see your lists of blocked IP addresses. You can add multiple IP addresses to be blocked.

SSH allows secure file transfer and remote logins over the internet. Your connection via SSH is encrypted allowing the secure connection. In this section you can manage you’re SSH keys to allow automation when logging in via SSH.

Using public key authentication is an alternative to password authentication. Since the private key must be held to authenticate, it is virtually impossible to brute force. You can Import existing keys, generate new keys, as well as manage/delete keys.

Manage your SSH keys to allow automation when logging in via SSH.

Login to cpanel with your details and go to the security section on the page and click on the SSH/Shell Access button.

After clicking on the SSH/Shell Access button you will redirected to

The public and private keys are similar to a puzzle. They are created together to use during the login/authentication process. The public key resides on the server (the remote location).

The private key resides locally on your computer/server. When you attempt to login to a server, the public and private key are compared. If they “match”, then you will be allowed to login to the server location.

Now click on the manage SSH Keys 

Now in this page you can import a key or generate a new key.

You can download the private/public keys here and import into PuTTY (or other SSH clients) if you prefer using something else for SSH connections. Or, if you have been using PuTTY, you can import the public/private keys by click on Import Key. You can also download your key in PuTTY’s ppk format under View/Download.

When you click on generate a new key you will be redirected to

After clicking on generate key button you will be receive a confirmation that your key has been generated.

FTP accounts allow you to access your website’s files through a protocol called FTP. You will need a third-party FTP program to access your files. You can log into via FTP by entering clankz.com as your FTP host and the username and password of the account you wish to log into.

Access your web site’s files through a protocol called FTP.

Login to cpanel with your details and go to the security section on the page and click on the FTP accounts button.

After clicking on the FTP accounts button you will be redirected to

You can fill the details.

Now click on the create FTP account button.

You will see a message will be displayed in green that your FTP account has been created.

In this you can see all the details about the FTP account.

The Web Disk feature is cPanel’s implementation of the WebDAV protocol. This feature allows you to manage files associated with your website. By creating an account and accessing your Web Disk, you can navigate, upload, and download files to and from your web server as though they were part of your personal computer.

Easily drag and drop files to your hosting account.

Login to your cpanel account with the details given to you and in the home page sections go to the Files section and click on Web Disk.

After clicking on web disk button you will be redirected to

Fill in the all the details i.e., login and password.

Now click on the create button

After clicking on create button you will be redirected to a page where you will be shown a confirmation message which says that your web disk has been created.

Now click on go back button

At the bottom you can see web disk account management, with the help of which you manage your accounts.

In this area you can manage the email accounts associated with your domain. Manage the email accounts associated with your domain(s).

Login to cpanel provided with the details.

Now go in the mail section and click on email accounts button and you will be redirected to

Fill in the details and click on create account.

After clicking on the create account button 

You can see that your email account has been created and it is been displayed.