2.  Right under the “SiteWorx Menu” > “Hosting Features”.

3.  Select the “Softaculous”

4.  SiteWork will redirect you to the Softaculous interface.

5.  Navigate to “Forums” at the left side of your screen, click on it, “MyBB” link will appear, again, click on it.

6. Finally, tap on the “Install”

7. Now, write all the appropriate information in the relevant fields:

• • Choose Protocol: leave this as it is.
  • Choose Domain: leave this as it is. You will only need to make changes If you have multiple domains.
  • In Directory: If you want to install this in a directory, like testdomain.com/forums, enter the directory name. Else, leave this blank to install in your main domain testdomain.com

8. Write all the appropriate information in the “Board Settings” field:

• Board Name: Name of the forum
• Site Name: Write the name of your site. For example, “My First Website”.
• Board E-mail: The forum’s e-mail address.

9. Write all the appropriate information under the “Admin Account” field:

• • Admin Username: Your new MyBB username (Avoid using “Administrator” or the “Admin”)
  • Admin Password: Type strong password.
  • Admin Email: Write your e-mail address.

Note: Remember your admin username and password or copy that on a notepad as you will be required to add these login details for the access of the admin area of your MyBB.

10. Choose the language of your choice in the “Language”

• You can choose your native language. English is by-default.

11.  Advanced Options: again, leave it as it is. In case, you want to edit the Database name or you require an automatic backup, you may need to make changes.

Remember: Creating many backups will have most of the disk space.

12. At the end of your screen, click on the “install”

2.   Right under the “SiteWorx Menu” > “Hosting Features”.

3.   Select “Softaculous”.

4.   SiteWork will redirect you to the Softaculous interface.

5.   Navigate to “Forums” at the left side of your screen, click on it, “phpBB” link will appear, again, click on it.

6.   Finally, tap on the “Install”

7.   Now, write all the appropriate information in the relevant fields:

• • Choose Protocol: leave this as it is.
  • Choose Domain: leave this as it is. You will only need to make changes If you have multiple domains.
  • In Directory: If you want to install this in a directory, like testdomain.com/forums, enter the directory name. Else, leave this blank to install in your main domain testdomain.com

8.   Write all the appropriate information in the “Board Settings” field:

• • Board Name: Name of the forum
  • Site Description: Site Description
  • Board E-mail: The forums e-mail address.

9.   Write all the appropriate information under the “Admin Account” field:

• • Admin Username: Your new phpBB username (Avoid using “Administrator” or the “Admin” username).
  • Admin Password: Type strong password.
  • Admin Email: Write your e-mail address.

Note: Remember your admin username and password or copy that on a notepad as you will be required to add these login details for the access of the admin area of your phpBB.

10.   Choose the language of your choice in the “Language”

• • You can choose your native language. English is by-default.

11.   Advanced Options: Again, leave it as it is. In case, you want to edit the Database name or you require an automatic backup, you may need to make changes.

Remember: Creating many backups will have most of the disk space.

12.   At the end of your screen, click on the “install”

• Click to remove ‘two-factor authentication’

• For confirmation, choose ‘remove’

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You will get a message, ‘congrats, the system has successfully removed the two-factor authentication from your account.

Requirements:
You would need a smartphone along with the time-based one-time password app. It would support mobile phone operating systems like iOS, Windows, Android or Blackberry that may have an app for 2FA.

Steps to enable your Two-Factor Authentication on cPanel Account:

• Sign in to your cPanel account.

• Click the “Two-Factor Authentication” option in the security section

• After the step, you need to scan QR code by using Google Authenticator or 2FA Authenticator APP. If your app doesn’t have the QR Code reader, then it’s possible to manually enter your Account name as well as Key number.

• Choose the “Security Code” option in the text box, enter the Two-Factor Authentication code and then click “Configure Two-Factor Authentication”.

You will see a message, such as “Success: Two-factor authentication is now configured on your account“.

• Sign in to your cPanel account.
• Click ‘IP blocker’ in the security section

• Find ‘Add an IP or range’, and enter the IP address you want to block
• Press the ‘Add’ button

Check out the example:

Single IP Address: 192.168.0.1
Range: 192.168.0.1-192.168.0.40
Implied Range: 192.168.0.1-40
CIDR Format: 192.168.0.1/32
Implies 10.*.*.* — 192.

Now, if you want to automatically sync your emails with your cPanel email account in the android phone just follow these step by step instructions.

1. Tap on the “email Inbox”

2. Mail option> tap on “Menu”> click on the ‘Settings’

3. Tap on your “email account”.

4. Select the ‘sync Frequency’

5. You can set the frequency rate from the menu. The ideal case is 15 minutes.

6. In case, you want to stop syncing, then check the ‘Never’

1. Go to your Android phone home screen> tap and hold your finger/thumb for some seconds on the screen> 3 options will appear> Tap on the “Widget”

2. Swipe and locate “Email Folder”> click on it and drop it to your home screen.

3. Drag and drop the widget as shown in the figure.

4. A menu will appear with different folders to choose from, tap on the “inbox” folder.

5. Then click on the “Done” option.

6. You have successfully created a widget read, compose or check emails via that widget.

7. Tap on the widget to read cPanel emails. Moreover, every time you will open the widget all of your emails will       be automatically synced.

8. More importantly, every time you will receive an email the notification will be received on your android smartphone.