In January 2021, the ftp protocol was disabled since it exposes the password in clear text and didn’t meet Stanford Security standards. FTPS (secure) protocol is still available…
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Shared web hosting and subdomains are offered for FREE to all students, faculty, and staff at Stanford University. This free subdomain looks like [freesubdomain].su.domains. Custom.Stanford.edu names can also be…
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linkedin.com/learning/ is a video repository like YouTube. However, LinkedIn Learning.com contains instructional videos intended to teach viewers about specific topics and can be used to learn how to work…
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cPanel is a control panels for a web hosting account. It lets you manage all services in a single place. The cPanel allows you to publish websites, manage domains,…
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From the main site menu at domains.stanford.edu, click Get Started and log in with your SUNet ID. Or, submit a support request and we can help you set up your…
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Subdomain is something that is part of your main domain. When you joined Stanford Domain, you selected a domain (ie. profx.su.domains). This is your main domain. If you want…
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Plugins extend your site’s functionality with things like contact forms, eCommerce, Image Gallery, Backup, and much more. That means they have deep access to your site, so it’s vital…
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There are two ways to simplify the URL for your Stanford Domains site: Setup a vanity URL or Request a custom Stanford subdomain. Request a vanity URL through…
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If you ever need a test/dev WordPress (WP) website, you can create it very easily by using clone feature in cPanel. For example, you already have a WP website…
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