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Setting Up FTP Access in Voltic Host Web Panel

FTP (File Transfer Protocol) allows you to securely upload, edit, and manage website files. This tutorial will guide you through setting up and using FTP in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - An FTP client such as FileZilla (recommended). 1️⃣ Creating an FTP Account 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Navigate to the FTP section in the panel. 3. Click Add FTP Account. 4. Enter a username (e.g., ftpuser). 5. Choose a password and confirm it. 6. Set the Path to: /home/user/web/example.com/public_html/ 7. Click Save to create the FTP account. ✅ Your FTP account is now created! 2️⃣ Connecting to Your Server via FTP 1. Open FileZilla (or your preferred FTP client). 2. In the Host field, enter your server’s IP address or domain (e.g., ftp.example.com). 3. Enter your FTP username and password. 4. Set the Port to 21. 5. Click Quickconnect to establish a connection. ✅ You are now connected to your server via FTP! 3️⃣ Uploading and Managing Files 1. Navigate to the remote directory: /home/user/web/example.com/public_html/ 2. Drag and drop files from your local system to the server. 3. Verify that files appear in the directory. ✅ Your website files are now uploaded and accessible! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully set up FTP access in Voltic Host Web Panel! You can now easily manage website files using an FTP client. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Creating and Managing Databases in Voltic Host Web Panel

Databases are essential for storing and managing website data. This tutorial will guide you through creating and managing databases in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A website or application that requires a MySQL database. 1️⃣ Creating a New Database 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Navigate to the DB (Database) section. 3. Click Add Database. 4. Enter a Database Name (e.g., mydatabase). 5. Enter a Username and Password for the database. 6. Click Save to create the database. ✅ Your MySQL database has been created! 2️⃣ Managing Your Database with phpMyAdmin 1. In Voltic Host Web Panel, go to the DB section. 2. Find your database and click phpMyAdmin. 3. Enter your database username and password when prompted. 4. Inside phpMyAdmin, you can: - Create new tables. - Import/export data. - Run SQL queries. ✅ You are now managing your database using phpMyAdmin! 3️⃣ Connecting Your Website to the Database 1. Open your website’s configuration file (e.g., wp-config.php for WordPress). 2. Locate the database settings and enter your credentials: define('DB_NAME', 'mydatabase'); define('DB_USER', 'dbuser'); define('DB_PASSWORD', 'yourpassword'); define('DB_HOST', 'localhost'); 3. Save the file and upload it via FTP if needed. 4. Visit your website and ensure it connects properly. ✅ Your website is now connected to your database! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully created and managed a MySQL database in Voltic Host Web Panel! Your website or application can now store and retrieve data efficiently. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Setting Up an SSL Certificate in Voltic Host Web Panel

An SSL certificate secures your website by encrypting data between the server and visitors. This tutorial will guide you through enabling Let's Encrypt SSL in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A domain name pointed to your hosting server (DNS must be set correctly). 1️⃣ Enabling Let's Encrypt SSL 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. In the top menu, click on Web to view your hosted websites. 3. Find your domain name in the list and click the Edit button (pencil icon ✏️). 4. Scroll down to the SSL Support section. 5. Check the box for Enable SSL Support. 6. Check the box for Use Let's Encrypt. 7. Click Save to apply changes. ✅ Your SSL certificate is now enabled! 2️⃣ Verifying the SSL Installation 1. Open a new browser window and visit your website using https: https://yourdomain.com 2. If the SSL was installed correctly, you should see a padlock icon 🔒 in the browser’s address bar. 3. If you still see a "Not Secure" warning, clear your browser cache and try again. ✅ Your website is now secured with SSL! 3️⃣ Forcing HTTPS (Optional, but Recommended) 1. In Voltic Host Web Panel, navigate to the Web section. 2. Click Edit (pencil icon) next to your domain. 3. Check the box for Force HTTPS. 4. Click Save to apply changes. ✅ All traffic is now automatically redirected to HTTPS! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully enabled SSL encryption in Voltic Host Web Panel! Your website is now secure, and visitors will see a padlock icon in their browser. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Creating and Managing Email Accounts in Voltic Host Web Panel

With Voltic Host Web Panel, you can create custom email addresses using your domain, such as [email protected]. This tutorial will guide you through setting up and managing email accounts. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A domain name properly configured with MX records. 1️⃣ Creating an Email Account 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. In the top menu, click on Mail to open the email management section. 3. Find your domain name in the list and click on it. 4. Click Add Mail Account. 5. Enter a username (e.g., info for [email protected]). 6. Enter a password and confirm it. 7. Click Save to create the email account. ✅ Your email account has been successfully created! 2️⃣ Accessing Webmail 1. Open your browser and go to: https://webmail.yourdomain.com 2. Enter your email address and password. 3. Click Login to access your inbox. ✅ You are now logged into your webmail account! 3️⃣ Configuring Your Email Client (Outlook, Thunderbird, etc.) 1. Open your preferred email client (e.g., Outlook, Thunderbird). 2. Go to Add New Account and choose IMAP/POP3. 3. Enter the following settings: - Incoming Mail Server (IMAP/POP3): mail.yourdomain.com - Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP): mail.yourdomain.com - Username: Your full email address ([email protected]) - Password: Your email password - Ports: - IMAP: 993 (SSL) - POP3: 995 (SSL) - SMTP: 465 (SSL) 4. Click Save and test your email. ✅ Your email client is now set up! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully created and configured an email account in Voltic Host Web Panel! You can now send and receive emails using webmail or your favorite email client. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Creating and Managing Cron Jobs in Voltic Host Web Panel

Cron jobs allow you to schedule automated tasks on your server, such as running scripts or performing backups. This tutorial will guide you through setting up and managing cron jobs in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A script or command you want to run automatically. 1️⃣ Accessing the Cron Jobs Section 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. In the top menu, click on Cron to open the cron job management section. 3. You will see a list of existing cron jobs (if any). ✅ You are now in the cron jobs section! 2️⃣ Creating a New Cron Job 1. Click Add Cron Job. 2. In the Command field, enter the script or command you want to execute. Example: php /home/user/web/example.com/public_html/script.php 3. Set the Execution Time using the provided fields: - Minute: 0-59 (or * for every minute). - Hour: 0-23 (or * for every hour). - Day: 1-31 (or * for every day). - Month: 1-12 (or * for every month). - Weekday: 0-6 (or * for every day of the week). 4. Click Save to apply the cron job. ✅ Your cron job is now scheduled! 3️⃣ Managing and Editing Cron Jobs 1. In the Cron Jobs section, locate the cron job you want to edit. 2. Click the Edit (pencil icon) to modify the schedule or command. 3. To remove a cron job, click the Delete (trash icon). 4. Click Save to confirm changes. ✅ Your cron jobs are now properly managed! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully created and managed cron jobs in Voltic Host Web Panel! Your scheduled tasks will now run automatically based on your settings. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Managing Backups in Voltic Host Web Panel

Regular backups ensure that your website, databases, and emails are safe in case of unexpected data loss. This tutorial will guide you through creating and restoring backups in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - Enough storage space for backups. 1️⃣ Accessing the Backup Section 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. In the top menu, click on Backup to open the backup management section. 3. You will see a list of available backups (if any). ✅ You are now in the backup management section! 2️⃣ Creating a Manual Backup 1. Click Create Backup to generate a new backup. 2. Choose what you want to back up: - Web Files (your website data). - Databases (your MySQL databases). - Emails (your email accounts and messages). 3. Click Start Backup and wait for the process to complete. ✅ Your backup has been successfully created! 3️⃣ Downloading or Restoring a Backup Downloading a Backup 1. In the Backup section, find the backup you want to download. 2. Click the Download (⬇️) button next to it. 3. Save the file to your local device. ✅ Your backup has been downloaded! Restoring a Backup 1. In the Backup section, find the backup you want to restore. 2. Click the Restore (♻️) button next to it. 3. Confirm the restoration process. ✅ Your website or data has been restored successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully created, downloaded, and restored backups in Voltic Host Web Panel! Regular backups help protect your website and data from unexpected issues. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Managing DNS Records in Voltic Host Web Panel

DNS (Domain Name System) records control how your domain connects to web services like websites and emails. This tutorial will guide you through managing DNS records in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A registered domain name connected to your hosting. 1️⃣ Accessing the DNS Management Section 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. In the top menu, click on DNS to open the DNS management section. 3. Find your domain name in the list and click on it. ✅ You are now in the DNS management section! 2️⃣ Adding a New DNS Record 1. Click Add Record to create a new DNS entry. 2. Select the Record Type: - A Record (Points a domain to an IP address). - CNAME Record (Aliases one domain to another). - MX Record (Handles email routing). - TXT Record (Used for verification and security settings). 3. Enter the required details: - Name (e.g., subdomain for subdomain.yourdomain.com). - Value (e.g., IP address for A records or target domain for CNAME). - TTL (Time-To-Live, leave default unless needed). 4. Click Save to apply the changes. ✅ Your DNS record has been successfully added! 3️⃣ Editing or Deleting DNS Records 1. In the DNS section, find the record you want to edit. 2. Click the Edit (pencil icon) to modify the record. 3. To remove a record, click the Delete (trash icon). 4. Click Save to confirm the changes. ✅ Your DNS records are now updated! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully managed DNS records in Voltic Host Web Panel! Proper DNS settings ensure your domain connects correctly to your website, emails, and other services. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Managing Subdomains in Voltic Host Web Panel

Subdomains allow you to create separate sections of your website, such as blog.yourdomain.com or shop.yourdomain.com. This tutorial will guide you through creating and managing subdomains in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A domain name already added to your hosting. 1️⃣ Creating a Subdomain 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on Web in the top menu to open the website management section. 3. Find your domain name and click the Edit (pencil icon). 4. Scroll down to the Aliases section and enter your subdomain (e.g., blog.yourdomain.com). 5. Click Save to apply the changes. ✅ Your subdomain has been successfully created! 2️⃣ Managing Subdomain Files 1. Navigate to the File Manager or connect via FTP. 2. Locate the subdomain’s directory: /home/user/web/yourdomain.com/public_html/blog/ 3. Upload or modify the files for your subdomain. ✅ Your subdomain files are now in place! 3️⃣ Setting Up a Separate Web Directory (Optional) If you want your subdomain to have a separate directory: 1. In Voltic Host Web Panel, go to the Web section. 2. Click Add Web Domain and enter your subdomain (e.g., shop.yourdomain.com). 3. Set the root directory to: /home/user/web/shop.yourdomain.com/public_html/ 4. Click Save to apply the changes. ✅ Your subdomain is now set up in a separate directory! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully created and managed subdomains in Voltic Host Web Panel! Subdomains help you organize different sections of your website efficiently. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Managing PHP Versions and Settings in Voltic Host Web Panel

Different websites and applications may require specific PHP versions or settings. This tutorial will guide you through changing the PHP version and configuring PHP settings in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A website that requires a specific PHP version or custom PHP settings. 1️⃣ Changing the PHP Version 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on Web in the top menu to open the website management section. 3. Find your domain name in the list and click the Edit (pencil icon). 4. Scroll down to the Backend Configuration section. 5. Locate the PHP Version dropdown menu and select the version you need (e.g., PHP 8.1, PHP 7.4). 6. Click Save to apply the changes. ✅ Your PHP version has been successfully changed! 2️⃣ Modifying PHP Settings 1. In Voltic Host Web Panel, go to the Web section. 2. Click Edit (pencil icon) next to your domain name. 3. Scroll down to Additional PHP Settings. 4. To change PHP values like upload_max_filesize, memory_limit, or max_execution_time, enter them in this format: memory_limit=512M upload_max_filesize=64M max_execution_time=300 5. Click Save to apply your new PHP settings. ✅ Your custom PHP settings are now applied! 3️⃣ Checking Your PHP Configuration 1. Navigate to File Manager or connect via FTP. 2. Go to the public_html directory of your website. 3. Create a new file called phpinfo.php and open it. 4. Add the following code: <?php phpinfo(); ?> 5. Save the file and visit: https://yourdomain.com/phpinfo.php 6. You should see a page displaying your PHP settings. ✅ Your PHP configuration has been verified! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully changed the PHP version and modified PHP settings in Voltic Host Web Panel! Adjusting PHP settings helps optimize performance and compatibility for your website. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Setting Up Redirects in Voltic Host Web Panel

Redirects allow you to forward visitors from one URL to another, useful for site migrations, URL changes, or SEO optimization. This tutorial will guide you through setting up 301 (permanent) and 302 (temporary) redirects in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A website hosted on your Voltic Host server. 1️⃣ Setting Up a Redirect Using .htaccess 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Navigate to Web and click Edit (pencil icon) next to your domain. 3. Scroll down to Advanced Options and enable Apache .htaccess Support if it’s not already enabled. 4. Open File Manager or connect via FTP and go to: /home/user/web/yourdomain.com/public_html/ 5. Locate or create a new file named .htaccess and open it. 6. Add one of the following redirect rules: - 301 Permanent Redirect: Redirect 301 /old-page.html https://yourdomain.com/new-page.html - 302 Temporary Redirect: Redirect 302 /temporary-page.html https://yourdomain.com/new-location.html 7. Save the file and test the redirect by visiting the old URL. ✅ Your redirect has been successfully applied! 2️⃣ Setting Up a Redirect in Voltic Host Web Panel 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on Web in the top menu. 3. Find your domain and click Edit (pencil icon). 4. Scroll down to the Redirects section. 5. Click Add Redirect, then: - Enter the Source URL (e.g., /oldpage). - Enter the Target URL (e.g., https://yourdomain.com/newpage). - Choose 301 (Permanent) or 302 (Temporary). 6. Click Save to apply the redirect. ✅ Your redirect has been successfully set up in the panel! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully created 301 and 302 redirects in Voltic Host Web Panel! Redirects help maintain SEO rankings and ensure smooth navigation for visitors. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Managing File Permissions in Voltic Host Web Panel

Correct file permissions are essential for security and functionality. This tutorial will guide you through setting and managing file and folder permissions in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A website hosted on your Voltic Host server. 1️⃣ Accessing File Manager to View Permissions 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on Files in the top menu to open the File Manager. 3. Navigate to your website’s directory: /home/user/web/yourdomain.com/public_html/ 4. Look at the Permissions column for each file and folder. ✅ You are now viewing file permissions! 2️⃣ Changing File and Folder Permissions 1. In File Manager, locate the file or folder you want to modify. 2. Right-click the file and select Change Permissions. 3. Adjust the permissions using the checkboxes or enter numeric values manually: - 644 – Standard for files (readable by everyone, writable by the owner). - 755 – Standard for folders (read and execute permissions for everyone, writable by the owner). - 600 – Private files (only the owner can read and write). - 777 – Not recommended (allows everyone full access). 4. Click Save to apply the changes. ✅ File permissions have been updated successfully! 3️⃣ Changing Permissions via FTP or SSH If you prefer using FTP or SSH: Using FTP (FileZilla or WinSCP) 1. Connect to your server using FTP. 2. Navigate to your website directory. 3. Right-click the file or folder and select File Permissions. 4. Enter the numeric value (e.g., 644 for files, 755 for directories). 5. Click OK to save changes. Using SSH (Command Line) 1. Connect to your server via SSH. 2. Navigate to your website directory: cd /home/user/web/yourdomain.com/public_html/ 3. Change file permissions using the chmod command: chmod 644 filename.php chmod 755 foldername ✅ File permissions have been successfully modified using FTP/SSH! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully managed file permissions in Voltic Host Web Panel! Proper permissions enhance security and ensure your website functions correctly. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Managing Error Pages in Voltic Host Web Panel

Custom error pages improve user experience by providing friendly messages instead of generic server errors. This tutorial will guide you through creating and managing error pages (e.g., 404, 500) in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A website hosted on your Voltic Host server. 1️⃣ Accessing the Error Page Directory 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on Files in the top menu to open the File Manager. 3. Navigate to your website’s directory: /home/user/web/yourdomain.com/public_html/ 4. Create a new folder named errors (if it doesn’t already exist). ✅ You are now in the error page directory! 2️⃣ Creating a Custom 404 Error Page 1. Inside the errors folder, create a new file called 404.html. 2. Open the file and add a custom message: <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head> <meta charset="UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0"> <title>Page Not Found</title> </head> <body> <h1>Oops! Page Not Found (404)</h1> <p>Sorry, the page you are looking for does not exist.</p> <a href="/">Go Back to Homepage</a> </body> </html> 3. Save the file. ✅ Your custom 404 error page has been created! 3️⃣ Configuring Error Pages in .htaccess 1. In File Manager, locate or create the .htaccess file in: /home/user/web/yourdomain.com/public_html/ 2. Open .htaccess and add the following lines: ErrorDocument 404 /errors/404.html ErrorDocument 500 /errors/500.html 3. Click Save and close the file. ✅ Your server now uses custom error pages! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully created and configured custom error pages in Voltic Host Web Panel! Visitors will now see friendly error messages instead of generic server errors. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Enabling and Configuring ModSecurity in Voltic Host Web Panel

ModSecurity is a web application firewall (WAF) that helps protect your website from attacks. This tutorial will guide you through enabling and configuring ModSecurity in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A website hosted on your Voltic Host server. 1️⃣ Enabling ModSecurity for Your Website 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on Web in the top menu to open the website management section. 3. Find your domain name in the list and click the Edit (pencil icon). 4. Scroll down to the Advanced Options section. 5. Find the ModSecurity setting and check the box Enable ModSecurity. 6. Click Save to apply the changes. ✅ ModSecurity is now enabled for your website! 2️⃣ Configuring ModSecurity Rules 1. In Voltic Host Web Panel, go to the Web section again. 2. Click Edit (pencil icon) next to your domain name. 3. Scroll down to ModSecurity Rules. 4. Choose a rule set: - OWASP Core Rule Set (Recommended for general protection). - Custom Rules (For advanced users who need specific security rules). 5. Click Save to apply the selected rule set. ✅ Your ModSecurity rules have been configured! 3️⃣ Checking ModSecurity Logs 1. In Voltic Host Web Panel, click on Logs in the top menu. 2. Select your domain from the list. 3. Look for ModSecurity logs to see blocked requests and security alerts. 4. If a legitimate request is being blocked, you can whitelist the rule ID in ModSecurity Rules. ✅ You are now monitoring ModSecurity logs for potential threats! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully enabled and configured ModSecurity in Voltic Host Web Panel! Your website is now better protected against malicious attacks. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing Applications with the 1-Click Installer in Voltic Host Web Panel

The 1-Click Installer in Voltic Host Web Panel allows you to quickly install popular applications like WordPress, Joomla, and Nextcloud. This tutorial will guide you through using the 1-Click Installer to install a web application. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A domain name already set up in your hosting account. 1️⃣ Accessing the 1-Click Installer 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on Apps in the top menu to open the 1-Click Installer. 3. Browse through the list of available applications (e.g., WordPress, Joomla, Nextcloud). ✅ You are now in the 1-Click Installer section! 2️⃣ Installing an Application 1. Click on the application you want to install (e.g., WordPress). 2. In the installation form, fill in the required details: - Domain: Select the domain where you want to install the app. - Path: Leave empty if installing at the root (example.com/), or enter a directory (e.g., blog for example.com/blog). - Admin Username: Create a username for the admin panel. - Admin Password: Set a strong password. - Admin Email: Provide an email for password recovery. 3. Click Install to begin the installation process. ✅ Your application is now installed! 3️⃣ Accessing Your Installed Application 1. Open your web browser and go to your domain: https://yourdomain.com or https://yourdomain.com/blog (if installed in a subdirectory) 2. Log in to the application’s admin panel (e.g., https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin for WordPress). 3. Start customizing your site and installing plugins as needed. ✅ Your application is now ready to use! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully installed an application using the 1-Click Installer in Voltic Host Web Panel! This tool makes deploying websites and web applications quick and hassle-free. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing and Setting Up Nextcloud in Voltic Host Web Panel

Nextcloud is a powerful self-hosted cloud storage solution. This tutorial will guide you through installing Nextcloud using the 1-Click Installer in Voltic Host Web Panel and setting up the basics. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A domain name already set up in your hosting account. 1️⃣ Installing Nextcloud with the 1-Click Installer 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on Apps in the top menu to open the 1-Click Installer. 3. Find Nextcloud in the list and click on it. 4. Fill in the installation details: - Domain: Select the domain where you want to install Nextcloud. - Path: Leave blank if installing at the root (example.com), or enter a directory (e.g., cloud for example.com/cloud). - Admin Username: Create a username for the Nextcloud admin. - Admin Password: Set a strong password. - Admin Email: Provide an email for password recovery. 5. Click Install and wait for the process to complete. ✅ Nextcloud is now installed! 2️⃣ Accessing Nextcloud for the First Time 1. Open your web browser and go to: https://yourdomain.com or https://yourdomain.com/cloud (if installed in a subdirectory) 2. Enter the admin username and password you created during installation. 3. Click Login to access the Nextcloud dashboard. ✅ You are now inside your Nextcloud instance! 3️⃣ Configuring Nextcloud Basic Settings Setting Up Storage and File Sync 1. In the Nextcloud dashboard, click on Files to access your cloud storage. 2. Click + to upload files or create new folders. Adding Users 1. Click on your profile icon (top-right corner) and select Users. 2. Click + Add user to create new accounts. 3. Assign a username, password, and role (Admin/User). Enabling External Storage (Optional) 1. Go to Settings > Apps and enable External storage support. 2. In Settings > Administration > External Storage, add Google Drive, S3, or other storage providers. ✅ Nextcloud is now configured with users and storage options! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully installed and set up Nextcloud in Voltic Host Web Panel! Your self-hosted cloud storage is now ready for file management, sharing, and collaboration. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Managing Firewall Rules in Voltic Host Web Panel

Firewall rules help protect your server from unauthorized access by controlling inbound and outbound network traffic. This tutorial will guide you through managing firewall rules in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - Basic knowledge of network security (optional). 1️⃣ Accessing the Firewall Settings 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on Server in the top menu. 3. In the left sidebar, select Firewall to open the firewall management section. ✅ You are now in the firewall settings! 2️⃣ Adding a New Firewall Rule 1. In the Firewall section, click Add Rule. 2. Fill in the required details: - Action: Choose Allow or Deny. - Protocol: Select TCP, UDP, or Both. - Port: Enter the port number (e.g., 22 for SSH, 80 for HTTP, 443 for HTTPS). - IP Address: Leave blank to apply to all, or enter a specific IP address to restrict access. 3. Click Save to apply the rule. ✅ Your firewall rule has been added! 3️⃣ Editing or Removing Firewall Rules 1. In the Firewall section, find the rule you want to modify. 2. Click the Edit (pencil icon) to adjust the rule’s settings. 3. To remove a rule, click the Delete (trash icon). 4. Click Save to apply any changes. ✅ Your firewall rules have been updated! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully managed firewall rules in Voltic Host Web Panel! Proper firewall configurations help protect your server from unwanted access while allowing essential traffic. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Creating and Managing FTP Accounts in Voltic Host Web Panel

FTP (File Transfer Protocol) allows you to securely upload and manage website files. This tutorial will guide you through creating and managing FTP accounts in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - An FTP client such as FileZilla (recommended). 1️⃣ Creating an FTP Account 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on FTP in the top menu to open the FTP account management section. 3. Click Add FTP Account. 4. Fill in the following details: - Username (e.g., ftpuser). - Password (create a strong password). - Directory: Select the folder the user can access (default is public_html). 5. Click Save to create the FTP account. ✅ Your FTP account has been successfully created! 2️⃣ Connecting to Your Server via FTP 1. Open FileZilla (or any FTP client). 2. In the Host field, enter your FTP server address: ftp.yourdomain.com 3. Enter your FTP username and password. 4. Set the Port to 21 and click Quickconnect. 5. Once connected, navigate to your public_html directory to upload website files. ✅ You are now connected to your server via FTP! 3️⃣ Managing FTP Accounts 1. In Voltic Host Web Panel, go to FTP. 2. Find the account you want to modify. 3. Click Edit (pencil icon) to update the password or directory access. 4. Click Delete (trash icon) if you want to remove an FTP account. ✅ Your FTP accounts are now properly managed! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully created and managed FTP accounts in Voltic Host Web Panel! You can now securely upload and manage website files. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Installing WordPress with the 1-Click Installer in Voltic Host Web Panel

WordPress is a powerful content management system (CMS) used for websites and blogs. This tutorial will guide you through installing WordPress using the 1-Click Installer in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - A domain name already set up in your hosting account. 1️⃣ Installing WordPress Using the 1-Click Installer 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on Apps in the top menu to open the 1-Click Installer. 3. Find WordPress in the list and click on it. 4. Fill in the installation details: - Domain: Select the domain where you want to install WordPress. - Path: Leave blank to install at the root (example.com), or enter a directory (blog for example.com/blog). - Admin Username: Create a username for the WordPress admin panel. - Admin Password: Set a strong password. - Admin Email: Provide an email for password recovery. 5. Click Install and wait for the installation process to complete. ✅ WordPress is now installed! 2️⃣ Accessing Your WordPress Admin Panel 1. Open your web browser and go to: https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin 2. Enter the admin username and password you created during installation. 3. Click Login to access the WordPress dashboard. ✅ You are now inside your WordPress admin panel! 3️⃣ Configuring Basic WordPress Settings Setting Up Your Website Title and Tagline 1. In the WordPress dashboard, go to Settings > General. 2. Enter your Site Title and Tagline. 3. Click Save Changes. Installing a Theme 1. Navigate to Appearance > Themes. 2. Click Add New and browse available themes. 3. Click Install on your chosen theme, then Activate it. Installing Essential Plugins 1. Go to Plugins > Add New. 2. Search for important plugins like: - Yoast SEO (SEO optimization). - Elementor (Page Builder). - WP Super Cache (Performance Optimization). 3. Click Install and then Activate for each plugin. ✅ WordPress is now set up with a theme and plugins! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully installed and set up WordPress in Voltic Host Web Panel! Your website is now ready for customization and content creation. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025

Configuring Automatic Backups in Voltic Host Web Panel

Regular backups are essential for protecting your website from data loss. This tutorial will guide you through configuring automatic backups in Voltic Host Web Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A web hosting account with Voltic Host. - Access to Voltic Host Web Panel. - Sufficient storage space for backups. 1️⃣ Accessing the Backup Settings 1. Log in to Voltic Host Web Panel. 2. Click on Backup in the top menu to open the backup management section. 3. You will see a list of existing backups (if any). ✅ You are now in the backup settings! 2️⃣ Configuring Automatic Backups 1. Click Settings in the backup section. 2. Select how often you want backups to run: - Daily - Weekly - Monthly 3. Choose what to include in the backup: - Web Files (your website data). - Databases (your MySQL databases). - Emails (your email accounts and messages). 4. Set the number of backups to keep (e.g., 7 for a week’s worth). 5. Click Save to apply your settings. ✅ Automatic backups are now enabled! 3️⃣ Restoring a Backup 1. In Voltic Host Web Panel, go to Backup. 2. Find the backup you want to restore. 3. Click Restore (♻️ icon) and confirm. 4. Wait for the process to complete. ✅ Your website has been successfully restored! 🎉 Conclusion You have successfully configured automatic backups in Voltic Host Web Panel! Your data is now protected, and you can easily restore it if needed. For more assistance, contact Voltic Host Support. 🚀

Last updated on Feb 13, 2025