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In This post you will learn how to connect Freenom domain with Redserverhost web hosting. Come let's find out how to do this:

Login to freenom.com Go to Services - My Domains Choose a domain and click Manage Domain Click on “Management tools - Nameservers” Change the name server of your domain using Redserverhost default name server for hosting.

You will find the nameservers of your Redserverhost in your registered email ID.

Watch the Tutorial till end to successfully connect your Freenom Domain with Redserverhost Web Hosting.

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When you add password protection to a directory, you provide a name for the directory that will appear in user’s web browsers when they are prompted for a username and password. Then you create users and passwords to specify who can access the directory. To access that directory one has to specify username and password. This is best way to protect any directory from being viewed to any user. Steps to lock a particular directory in cPanel [Updated July 2019] step::1 Login to your cPanel step::2 Create any directory inside public_html(Just for testing purpose i have created “Myself” named Directory) step::3 Right click on that Directory and click on Password Protect step::4 Now Enter a name for the protected directory text box, type a name for the protected directory. step::5 Click Save. Now click on “Go Back”

 Create User, type a username in the Username text box.

  In the New Password text box, type the user’s password.

  In the Confirm Password text box, retype the user’s password.

When you use an Htaccess file, you’re basically giving special instructions to the Apache web server itself. This is especially important in our Business Class hosting packages, where the user does not have access to the Apache configuration files. You can pass many of the same directives through the Htaccess file itself without requiring root access. By default, when users visit your page and click on a PDF or an audio file, it will be open up in the web browser itself. This works for most cases, but if your goal is to have your users actually download the file, you can make it easier for them by forcing the download as soon as they click the link. How to Force File Downloads with the Htaccess File  In order to proceed, you will need a sensible way to edit files. For adding Htaccess directives, the easiest way to get to the file will be through the cPanel file manager. Once you’ve opened the Htaccess file for editing, add these snippet of code, adding any file extensions you require:  AddType application/octet-stream .avi .mpg .mov .pdf .xls .mp4 To get more detailed steps along with screenshots visit out Blog-https://blog.redserverhost.com/what-are-the-htaccess-commands-which-force-media-files-like-mp3mp4-to-download-instead-of-streaming-online/ For more interesting updates and web hosting tutorials, tricks and tips Follow this Page,Hit LIKE👍 & Don't Forget to SHARE with your friends. Also Follow us on Twitter Page- https://twitter.com/redserverhost

In some cases, the correct functioning of your website depends on a PHP version installed on the server. This guide describes how to change php version using cPanel. Thanks to the PHP Selector function, it is possible to select the necessary PHP version as well as enable/disable certain PHP modules and functions.

Steps to change/update PHP Version in cPanel: Step 1. Log Into your cPanel account

Step 2.  Go to under the Software  section and click on MultiPHP Manager

Step 3.  Now you have to select a domain/sub-domain for which you want to change the php version

Step 4.  Scroll down list and  select desired PHP version from the table

Step 5. Now Simply click on apply button.

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