Hosting 01: Introduction to khotuts.website

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I recently regist and account and hosting plan at NameCheap with $10 USA for a year plan and free domain name. I could belive it. BUt at last, I've done.

I right down here the series of How come NameCheap!


They use cPanel to give customer the way configure host server.

How does my site work?

Your website consists of a group of files and directories, similar to the Documents folder on your home computer. To understand how directories and files function, consider the File Manager.

Contents of the “/home/khotwbrl” directory.

In the example above, there are three main directories:

 /home/khotwbrl/ - This is your home directory. This directory contains all of your files. Files that you place in this directory will not be visible on the internet. When you view your files with FTP, Web Disk, or the File Manager, you will begin in this directory.

/home/khotwbrl/public_ftp/ - This is the directory used for anonymous FTP access. Anyone can download the files in this directory if FTP access is enabled.

/home/khotwbrl/public_html/ - The public_html directory contains the files for your site. Files in public_html and any subdirectories of public_html will be viewable by anyone on the internet. “/home/khotwbrl/www/” is the same directory as “/home/khotwbrl/public_html/”.
When visitors access a subdirectory of the public_html directory, they will see the index page for that subdirectory. When you create your index page, use one of the following names. If the visitor does not specify a page in the URL, the system will display the first page that it finds that uses one of these names:

index.html.var

index.htm

index.html

index.shtml

index.xhtml

index.wml

index.perl

index.pl

index.plx

index.ppl

index.cgi

index.jsp

index.js

index.jp

index.php4

index.php3

index.php

index.phtml

default.htm

default.html

home.htm

index.php5

Default.html

Default.htm

home.html

 

WARNING: When adding files to your site, it is important that you add them in the right place. For example, you will need to place files you wish to be visible on the Internet within public_html or a subdirectory of public_html. If you placed them in “/home/khotwbrl/” for example, no one will be able to view them.

Add Files to Your Site

To allow visitors to access your site, you must add files to it. You can add files with the File Manager or through the Web Disk feature.

The File Manager

The File Manager allows you to upload, view, modify, and delete your site’s files. You can access this feature from the Home interface when you click on the  icon. In the File Manager, click on  to upload files to your site.

Web Disk

If you need to move a large number of files at one time or if you often make changes to your site, you can set up a Web Disk account to easily access your site. Web Disk allows you to manage, upload, and download your website’s files as though they were local to your personal computer.

FTP Accounts

FTP allows you to upload files to your site. To do this, you must create an FTP account in the FTP Accounts interface. Then, to connect to the account, download an FTP client that works with your operating system.

Web Disk Accounts

Web Disk allows you to manage, upload, and download your website’s files as though they were local to your personal computer. After you configure Web Disk on your local computer, you can drag and drop files to it, edit files, or view file information.

Web Disk Subdomains are relative to your account’s home directory. The icon signifies your home directory which is: /home/khotwbrl

Configure your main Web Disk account.

This account provides access to your entire web hosting account. Click on “Access Web Disk” to set up the Web Disk on your computer.

Access Web Disk

Digest Authentication for Windows®

To use Windows Vista®, Windows® 7 or Windows® 8 to access your Web Disk, please enable Digest Authentication. If you do not use one of these systems, you may disable Digest Authentication.

Enable Digest Authentication

Video for using cPanel

https://www.cpanel.com/products/cpanelwhm/cpanel11/tutorials.html