Difference between revisions of "Password - How to Change"

Latest revision as of 23:11, 27 January 2014

Billing Control Panel - How to Change Password

1. Log in to the Billing Control Panel at https://cp.hostek.com/clientarea.php.
2. Click the "Hello, <name>" drop-down menu, on the far right of the black bar.
3. Now Click Change Password.
4. Enter your Existing password, followed by the New password.
5. Click Save Changes.

• Note - This will change your password for both http://wcp.hostek.com/Login.aspx and https://cp.hostek.com/clientarea.php Logins.

Windows Control Panel - How to Change Password

1. Log in to the Billing Control Panel at https://cp.hostek.com/clientarea.php.
2. Click the "Hello, <name>" drop-down menu, on the far right of the black bar.
3. Now Click Change Password.
4. Enter your Existing password, followed by the New password.
5. Click Save Changes.

• Note - This will change your password for both http://wcp.hostek.com/Login.aspx and https://cp.hostek.com/clientarea.php Logins.

Linux Control Panel - cPanel - How to Change Password

1. Login to your cPanel.
2. In the Email area, Click on Email Accounts.
3. Now under the Actions list, Click Change Password.
4. Choose your New Password.
5. Click Change Password.

• Note - Email Account Passwords are now required to have an at least 8 Characters, an Uppercase-letter, 1 symbol, and 1 number for added security measures, against spam.

Email - SmarterMail - How to Change Password

1. Log in to your WCP at http://wcp.hostek.com/Login.aspx.
2. In the Email area Click the Users button.
3. Click the Pencil Icon next to the username you would like to update.
4. Enter a new password for the user.
5. Click Save.

• Note - Email Account Passwords are now required to have an at least 8 Characters, an Uppercase-letter, 1 symbol, and 1 number for added security measures, against spam.

Content Management System (CMS) - How to Change Password

1. Usually the Login page for any CMS will contain a form of a Password Recovery feature.

• Joomla! login page: http://yoursite.com/administrator or http://www.yoursite.com/directory/administrator
• WordPress login page: http://example.com/wp-login.php or http://www.example.com/directory/wp-login.php or with /wp-admin
• Mura login page: http://sampledomain.com/admin/index.cfm or http://www.sampledomain.com/directory/admin/index.cfm
• Note - We do not control the logins for many Applications, but we are willing to help where we can.