Setting up MySQL Databases
Almost all modern dynamic applications (like WordPress, Joomla, Magento, or custom PHP scripts) require a MySQL database to store site settings, posts, products, and customer details.
To configure a database, click on the **MySQL Database Wizard** in cPanel:
- Create Database: Define a database name.
- Create DB User: Define a username and generate a secure password.
- Set Privileges: Link the DB user to the database and select **All Privileges**. This allows your website scripts to execute query commands.
You can then click **phpMyAdmin** in cPanel to view tables, run custom SQL queries, import SQL backups, or modify site passwords directly inside the database rows.
💡 Security Tip:
Always use different passwords for your cPanel dashboard login and your database configuration files. This prevents unauthorized scripts from accessing server credentials.
Setting up Professional Email Accounts
Sending business emails from addresses like [email protected] instead of free Gmail addresses builds customer trust. Professional custom email addresses are included free with all Aryanispe Host plans.
Go to **Email Accounts** under the Email section in cPanel and click **Create**. Select your domain name, set a custom username (e.g. `info`, `support`, `contact`), assign a password, and click create.
You can access your email inbox via Webmail (e.g. `yourdomain.com/webmail`) or connect the account to standard platforms like Gmail, Outlook, or iOS Mail using standard IMAP/SMTP configurations.