Open account preferences
Log in to cPanel through your client area or atyourdomain.com/cpanel. Go to Preferences and click Account Preferences.
Update your contact email
Your contact email is where cPanel sends account notifications and password reset confirmations.1
Enter your email addresses
Fill in the Primary Email Address field. You can also set a Secondary Email Address as a backup.
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Confirm your identity
Enter your cPanel account password in the Account Password field.
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Save
Click Save Changes.
Configure notification preferences
In the Contact Preferences section, you can choose which events trigger an email to your contact address. The most useful ones to keep enabled:
Select or clear the checkboxes for each notification, then click Save Changes.
AutoSSL notifications
All SpeedyPage hosting plans include free AutoSSL certificates. You can control how much detail you get about AutoSSL activity:- All AutoSSL events — notifies you about successful installations, failures, and deferrals.
- Failures and deferrals only (default) — skips the success messages.
- Failures only — only notifies you when a certificate request fails.
- Disable — turns off all AutoSSL notifications.
Change your password
Scroll to the Change Password section. Enter your new password or click Generate to create a strong random password. Click Save Password.Changing your cPanel password also updates your FTP password if you use the main cPanel account for FTP access. Any saved FTP connections will need to be updated with the new password.