The cPanel interface is organized into sections that group related tools together.
Each section contains features used to manage specific parts of your hosting service.

The exact features you see depend on your subscription type.

Main Interface Layout #

When you log in to cPanel, you will see:

• A search bar at the top
• Tool sections displayed as icons
• Account and security options in the header

You can use the search bar to quickly find tools by name.

Tool Sections Explained #

Domains #

Used to manage:

• Connected domains
• Document roots
• Redirects
• DNS Zone Editor

This section controls how domains connect to websites and services.

Files #

Used to manage:

• Website files
• File Manager
• FTP accounts
• Web Disk
• Backups and restores

This section controls file storage and access.

Databases #

Used to manage:

• MySQL databases
• Database users
• Database permissions
• phpMyAdmin
• Remote database access

Websites that use dynamic content rely on this section.

Email #

Used to manage:

• Email accounts
• Spam filters
• Forwarders
• Autoresponders
• Email deliverability settings

Only visible if your subscription includes email hosting.

Security #

Used to manage:

• SSL certificates
• Two-Factor Authentication
• IP blocking
• Security-related tools

These settings help protect your hosting account.

Software and Advanced #

Used to manage:

• PHP versions and limits
• Cron jobs
• Error pages
• Application settings

These tools affect how websites and scripts run.

Search and Navigation Tips #

• Use the search bar if you cannot find a feature
• Sections may be collapsed or expanded
• Some features may be hidden if not included in your package

Hidden features are not errors.

Feature Availability #

Not all features are available to all users.

Feature visibility depends on:

• Your subscription type
• Enabled services
• Security policies

Disabled features cannot be enabled manually.

Immediate Impact of Changes #

Most changes made in cPanel:

• Apply immediately
• Affect live services

Always review settings before saving changes.

Responsibility Notice #

You are responsible for:

• Understanding the tools you use
• Making safe configuration changes
• Maintaining backups

ProRedLine does not automatically revert cPanel changes.