1. Log In to Your Cloudflare Account.
   Visit the Cloudflare website (https://www.cloudflare.com/) and log in to your account.
2. Select Your Website.
   In the Cloudflare dashboard, you will see a list of the websites registered in your account. Click on the website for which you want to clear the cache.
   
   
3. Navigate to Cache Settings.
   Once you’ve selected your website, look for the settings menu. In the left sidebar, click on the “Caching” option to expand more choices, then click on the “Configuration” option.
   
   
4. Clear the Cloudflare Cache.
   Within the cache configuration section, you will find various options related to caching. To clear the cache, follow one of these two methods:Custom Purge (Clear Individual Files):
   • Enter the specific URL of the page or resource you want to clear from the cache.
   • Click the “Purge” button.

   Purge Everything:

   • Click on the “Purge Everything” option.
   • Cloudflare will prompt you for confirmation since this will remove the entire cache of your site. Confirm the action.
5. Wait for the Cache to Clear.
   The cache clearing process in Cloudflare will begin and may take some time, especially if you are clearing the entire cache. Cloudflare will remove all cached versions of your site.
6. Verify Successful Cache Clearance.
   Once the clearing process is complete, you will receive a notification or a success message. Your website will now serve fresh content to visitors.
7. Check Site Functionality.
   It is important to check that your website continues to function correctly after clearing the cache. Navigate through the pages and verify that everything is displaying as it should.

1. Log in to cPanel.
2. Navigate to the Databases Section.
   Look for the “Databases” section. Within the “Databases” section, search for and click on the “MySQL Databases” option. This tool will allow you to create and manage MySQL databases in cPanel.
3. Create a New Database.
   Once you are in the “MySQL Databases” tool, you will see a section for creating a new database. You should follow these steps:

   Assign a Name to the Database: Choose a name for your new database. This name must be unique.

   Create the Database: Click on the “Create Database” button. cPanel will create the database and show you a confirmation that it has been successfully created.

   
   

4. Create a User to the Database.
   Navigate to the MySQL User section, click on “Add New User,” and enter the username that will have access to the database. Similarly, set a secure password and click en “Create User” button.
5. Assign the user to the database.
   Now assign the user to the database. This allows the user to access and manage the database. To do this, follow these steps:Assign the user to the database: Navigate to the “Add user to Database” section, select the user and the database; this will assign the user to the database.
   Manage the user’s permissions: Assign privileges to the user for the database. We recommend selecting “All Privileges” and clicking the “Make Changes” button. You can specify individual privileges as needed.
   

That’s it! You have successfully created a database in cPanel and assigned a user to that database. Now you can use this database to store and manage data on your website or application.

1. Log in to cPanel.
2. Navigate to the “Files” Section.
   Once you’re logged in to cPanel, look for the “Files” section. Within the “Files” section, search for and click on the option “File Manager“. This tool will allow you to explore and manage your website’s files.

   

3. Once you’re in the “File Manager“, you should access the root directory of your website. The error_log file is typically located in the root directory of the public_html folder.

   
   

4. View or Download the error_log File.
   Once you’ve located the error_log file, you can do the following:

   View the file: Click on the name of the error_log file to open it and view its contents in a popup window. This will allow you to review server error logs.

   

   Download the file: If you want to save a copy of the error_log file to your local computer, select the file and download it.

   

1. Access you cPanel account.
2. Managing Your Domain.
   Go to the “Domains” section. Here, find and click on the “Zone Editor” menu.
   Locate your domain in the list and click on the “Manage” option next to it.

   

3. Navigating to MX Tab.
   Once in the management section, look for and click on the “MX” tab.
4. Removing Existing MX Records (if necessary).
   If you want to use a third-party mail service for your domain, you may need to remove the existing MX records.
   Find the existing MX record(s) and use the delete option to get rid of them.
5. Adding New MX Records.
   Click on the “Add Record” button usually present in the MX tab section.
   Enter the required details for your new MX record(s), such as priority and destination, as provided by your third-party mail service.
6. Saving Changes.
   Make sure to save any changes you’ve made before exiting the page.
7. Setting Email Routing.
   If your cPanel has an “Email Routing” section, ensure it’s set to the correct option, like “Remote Mail Exchanger” if you’re using a third-party mail service.
   

Santa Barbara, CA, November 16, 2020 – New Directions in Computing (NDIC) is pleased to announce the acquisition of Impulse Advanced Communications’ web hosting business, beginning mid-November.

For 25 years, Impulse has offered the central coast a suite of local services including internet access, web/email hosting, and telecom services. The business has decided to discontinue web hosting services in order to focus on its core offerings – fiber internet access, cloud-based phones and meeting services, and network and server management.

After searching for a local company that could provide the right balance of support, platform, and value, Impulse looked to NDIC, with whom they’ve enjoyed a long and harmonious relationship as both colleagues in the Central Coast tech industry, as well as mutual customers.

“Web hosting is one of our core service offerings, along with web design/development, systems administration, and marketing, so the transition of Impulse’s web hosting business to NDIC was a natural choice,” said Masen Yaffee, President/CEO of NDIC. “We are pleased and excited to serve these new clients.”

Benefits of NDIC hosting services that customers can expect to enjoy are responsive, local service, single point of contact issue resolution, redundant server configurations for 99.999% uptime, and ongoing security and site maintenance.

To learn more about NDIC’s acquisition of Impulse hosting services email [email protected].

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