The cPanel control panel is organized into various modules and sections, each offering specific functionalities for managing different aspects of web hosting. Here's a brief overview of the key modules and sections:

Files: This section allows users to access, modify, and manage website files, including folders for themes, plugins, media, and more. It also provides features for backing up and changing files. 

Preferences: This section enables users to save important contact information and perform various preference-related tasks.

Databases: Within this section, users can create and manage databases for their websites, including options for MySQL databases commonly used for CMS platforms like WordPress. 

Web Applications: This section provides tools for installing and managing web applications, such as content management systems like WordPress, Drupal, or Joomla, using a software installer tool. 

Domains: Under this section, users can configure new domains, set up parked domains, create subdomains, set up redirects, and perform other domain-related configurations.

Metrics: Users can view metrics such as storage space usage and access different sections for website statistics and performance insights. 

Security: This section provides tools for managing security settings, including features for handling SSL certificates, setting up firewalls, and managing other security-related aspects.

Software: Users can manage software installations, perform updates, and carry out maintenance operations such as upgrading and recompiling Apache and PHP. 

Advanced: This section offers advanced configurations and maintenance operations, typically accessible to server administrators for tasks like upgrading and recompiling Apache and PHP. 

Email: Within this section, users can create new email accounts, modify existing accounts, change email passwords, set up mailbox quotas, and perform other email-related tasks. 

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