Password Protected Directories in Shared Hosting
With the password protection tool that comes with each shared hosting package deal that we offer, you'll be able to protect any content that you have within your account with merely a few clicks. Because the tool is an element of our ground breaking Hepsia CP, it features the same uncomplicated interface and you'll not require any special skills to use it. As soon as you navigate to the Password Protection section, you'll need to pick one of the domains or subdomains that you have inside the account and then choose if the protection should be activated for the main folder or for a subfolder. Then type in the username and the password that you want and you'll be all set. A small padlock icon inside the File Manager section will tell you that a specific folder is password-protected. In the very same way you'll be able to include multiple usernames and passwords for the same folder if you want several people to have their own login credentials.
Password Protected Directories in Semi-dedicated Hosting
It will require several clicks to turn on the password protection feature for any folder that you have, in case you use one of our Linux semi-dedicated hosting services. We have an incredibly helpful tool, that has a user-friendly point-and-click interface and which can be used by individuals with no experience. It is part of the Hepsia Control Panel, which you'll get to manage your new account as soon as you log in and go to the Password Protection section, you will be able to pick the domain or subdomain that needs to be secured and then the particular folder - either the main folder or any subfolder under it. You shall also see two boxes where you shall have to input the login name and the password that will be necessary to access the folder in question and you'll be all set. By following exactly the same steps, you can create a number of login credentials for the exact same folder to give several individuals their own username/password. All secured folders shall feature a small padlock sign in the File Manager section.