cpanel

We hope you have already read our tutorial on How to Set Up a cPanel Email Account in Android, and you have already added a built-in email widget to your Android screen. You can set up an automatic email synchronization frequency so that whenever you receive an email on the mail server, it will automatically sync with your Android email app. You will receive notifications for new email. Open the Inbox or Gmail Application. On the top left, tap on Menu. Scroll down to the bottom and choose Settings. Select your email account. Tap on Sync frequency. Set your frequency to 15 minutes or any other custom time. If you do not wish to sync email automatically, set it to Never. Sync will have to be done manually after setting it to Never.

Log in to your cPanel account. In the Domains section, click on Redirects. Scroll down to the end of the page. Under Current Redirects, locate the domain and click on remove. For confirmation, click on Remove Redirect once more.

Log in to your cPanel account. In the Domains section, click on Addon Domains. Locate the addon domain under Modify Addon Domain and click on Remove. Click on Remove once more. You should see a message that your addon domain has been removed.

Log in to your cPanel account. In the Databases section, click on MySQL Databases. Under Current Databases, you can see a list of all your databases. Locate the Database and then click on Rename. Change the database name and click on Proceed.

You can unsuspend cPanel accounts from WHM. Follow this tutorial to unsuspend your cPanel user. Log in to your WHM Account. Go to Account Functions >> Manage Account Suspension or type Manage Account in the menu filter box. The option will appear. Click on it. Under Select by domain, choose the user you want to unsuspend. Select the user from the drop-down list under Select by username. If the user is displayed in red, it means that he is already suspended and you don’t need to take action. Click on Unsuspend. The account will be unsuspended, or an error message will be displayed in case of any problem.