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    How is change password in cpanel

    I use the administrative console cPanel that allows me to complete more complicated tasks with a few clicks of the mouse. It is a simple and intuitive web interface that helps you manage all aspects of your website. Access is secured by a password that is sent to you when creating your account. I want to change the password for my account on the cPanel control panel. Please help. Thanks in advance.

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    Re: How is change password in cpanel

    You need to check the steps for change the password.
    1. Click Change password(Change password) in the section Preferences (Preferences).
    2. Enter your current password in the text entry box "Old Password" ("Old Password").
    3. Enter your new password in the text entry box "New Password" ("New password").
    4. Enter your new password in the text entry box "New Password (again)" ("New password (again)").
    5. Click Change your password now! (Change your password now!).

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    Re: How is change password in cpanel

    Do not write your password, you must memorize. In particular, do not leave the sight of everyone or in a file or unprotected or unencrypted or others to see. Choose passwords that have no link with you. Do not give and do not share your password, even to someone who claims to be a technician. Cpanel technicians will never ask for your password. Always enter your password safe from prying eyes. Never enter your password on a computer that you do not know. Regularly change your password.

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    Re: How is change password in cpanel

    Do not use words that can be found in a dictionary. Do not have a name (either your own, that of an acquaintance, a known person, place or any other name), or change your name or nickname staff. Do not information related to your environment, even in reverse order and or preceded or followed by a number or number (do not use a phone number, social security number, credit card, plate, birthday).

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    Re: How is change password in cpanel

    Use a suite of digits in uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and punctuation. Use a password that does not relate to your previous password. Use a long password (8-10 characters). You can if you want to use a word, a word sequence, the first letters of words in a sentence, using uppercase and lowercase and inserting random letters between the punctuation and numbers.

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    Re: How is change password in cpanel

    If you lost the password cPanel (the same used for FTP access), you can change it by logging into your account:
    • Click on the link "Products / Services"
    • Click on the icon to your hosting package
    • Enter your new password:
    Then your session is open cPanel, select "Change Password" to reset your password cpanel.

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    Re: How is change password in cpanel

    Change a password,when you logged in at time you change a password then click link of change password,first user-name then enter old-password > new-password >confirm password,then click ok your password change and you retrieve by email or some notification,this way you successfully change password

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    Re: How is change password in cpanel

    Remember though that you have more than one password for your account HostPapa and change it will not affect your other passwords, like your invoice and if you have created one of the system support. If you have lost your password, Please send us an email from the address used for your membership HostPapa. If you do not remember what email address you used when you join, send us an email from any address, where you fill in the details of your account (HostPapa domain, name, etc..) and the last four digits of the credit card used for membership. We then will reset your password.

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    smith.jones159 Guest

    Re: How is change password in cpanel

    Here I can writes step for change password in cpanel.

    1. Login in cPanel
    2. Select Change Password Option
    3. Write Old Password
    4. In right box you can write New Password
    5. In the box to the right of New Password, provide the password once again for verification.
    6. Click the Change your password button.
    Last edited by Maqbool; 03-07-2010 at 10:01 AM. Reason: External links not allowed, not even in signatures. Removed the same.

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    leealden06 Guest

    Re: How is change password in cpanel

    Use passwords to systems controlled by different organizations. Our system will try to prevent you from choosing a really bad password, but it is not infallible, create your password wisely. Do not use anything you can find in a dictionary.It is a simple and intuitive Web interface that allows you to manage all aspects of your site. Access is secured by a password sent to you when creating your account.

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