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title: How to Set Up a VPS for Web Hosting Using cPanel on Netcup
description: Learn how to set up a Virtual Private Server (VPS) for web hosting using cPanel on Netcup.
title: How to set up a server for Web Hosting using cPanel on netcup
description: Learn how to set up a VPS or Root Server for web hosting using cPanel on netcup.
level: beginner
updated_at: 2023-05-15
slug: netcup-vps-web-hosting-using-cpanel
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# Introduction
In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of setting up a Virtual Private Server (VPS) for web hosting using cPanel on Netcup. cPanel is a popular web hosting control panel that simplifies the management of your website, email accounts, databases, and other hosting-related tasks.
In this tutorial, we will guide you through the process of setting up a netcup server for web hosting using cPanel. cPanel is a popular web hosting control panel that simplifies the management of your website, email accounts, databases, and other hosting-related tasks. This tutorial is compatible with both VPS and Root Server offerings by netcup.
The reading time of this tutorial is about 10 minutes; implementation will take approximately 45 minutes.
# Prerequisites
- A VPS from Netcup with CentOS 7 or later or Ubuntu 18.04 or later installed
- A server from netcup with CentOS 7 or later or Ubuntu 18.04 or later installed
- A registered domain name (optional)
- Root access to your VPS
- Root access to your server
# Step 1: Update Your System
# Step 1: Update your system
Before we begin, it's essential to ensure that your system is up-to-date. Log in to your VPS via SSH as the root user and run the following command:
Before we begin, it's essential to ensure that your system is up-to-date. Log in to your server via SSH as the root user and run the following command:
For CentOS:
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![Cpanel Login](images/whmlogin.jpg)
Replace "your_server_ip" with the IP address of your VPS. You'll encounter a security warning since the SSL certificate is self-signed. Proceed to the website and log in with your root username and password.
Replace "your_server_ip" with the IP address of your server. You'll encounter a security warning since the SSL certificate is self-signed. Proceed to the website and log in with your root username and password.
Upon logging in, you'll be prompted to complete the Initial Setup Wizard. Follow the on-screen instructions to configure your server and create a new cPanel account.
# Step 4: Set Up Your Domain
# Step 4: Set up your domain
Once you've completed the Initial Setup Wizard, you'll need to set up your domain in WHM. To do this, navigate to "Account Functions" > "Create a New Account" and enter your domain information.
After creating a new account, you'll need to update your domain's nameservers to point to your VPS. This process varies depending on your domain registrar, so consult their documentation for instructions.
# Step 5: Create Email Accounts and Databases
# Step 5: Create email accounts and databases
To log in to cPanel, enter ```https://your-server-ip:2083``` in your web browser and provide your login credentials (username and password).
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To create a database, navigate to "Databases" > "MySQL Databases" in cPanel.
# Step 6: Upload Your Website Files
# Step 6: Upload your website files
To upload your website files, you can use the File Manager in cPanel or an FTP client such as FileZilla. If using File Manager, navigate to "Files" > "File Manager" and upload your files to the "public_html" directory.
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# Conclusion
Congratulations! You've successfully set up a VPS for web hosting using cPanel on Netcup. You can now manage your website, email, and databases through the user-friendly cPanel interface. Remember to keep your VPS and cPanel updated to ensure the security and performance of your server.
Congratulations! You've successfully set up a server for web hosting using cPanel on netcup. You can now manage your website, email, and databases through the userfriendly cPanel interface. Remember to keep your server and cPanel updated to ensure consistent security and performance.
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