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How to Set Up cPanel Calendars and Contacts on Your iPhone
How to Set Up cPanel Calendars and Contacts on Your iPhone

Set up cPanel calendars and contacts on your iPhone with this quick and easy guide

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Written by Leo Vélez
Updated over a week ago

Setting Up Your cPanel Calendars and Contacts on Your iPhone is Easier Than You Think. Follow These Steps:

Setting Up the Calendar (CalDAV)

Step 1:
Open the Settings App Open the Settings app on your iPhone.

Step 2: Passwords & Accounts Scroll down and select Passwords & Accounts (or Mail, Contacts, Calendars in earlier versions of iOS).

Step 3: Add Account Select Add Account.

Step 4: Select Other Select Other.

Step 5: Add CalDAV Account In the Calendars section, select Add CalDAV Account.

Step 6: Enter Information Fill in the fields with the following information:

Step 7: Verification Tap Next. Your iPhone will verify the information and set up the account.

Setting Up Contacts (CardDAV)


Step 1: Open the Settings App Open the Settings app on your iPhone (same as in the previous steps).

Step 2: Passwords & Accounts Scroll down and select Passwords & Accounts (or Mail, Contacts, Calendars in earlier versions of iOS).

Step 3: Add Account Select Add Account.

Step 4: Select Other Select Other.

Step 5: Add CardDAV Account In the Contacts section, select Add CardDAV Account.

Step 6: Enter Information Fill in the fields with the following information:

Step 7: Verification Tap Next. Your iPhone will verify the information and set up the account.

Additional Notes

  • Ensure SSL is enabled on your cPanel server for added security.

  • If you encounter issues connecting, verify the CalDAV/CardDAV server URL with your hosting provider or in the cPanel documentation.

  • Some settings may vary depending on your specific cPanel server configuration and the iOS version you are using.

By following these steps, you can sync your cPanel calendars and contacts with your iPhone, allowing you to access your information anytime, anywhere.

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