Updated: 28 September 2026 · Applies to: cPanel & WHM 138 (EasyApache 4, AlmaLinux 9)

Cachewall is a third-party cache plugin (based on Varnish) that some server administrators add to cPanel. It is not installed on Ucartz shared hosting servers, so you will not find it in your cPanel.

If your server has Cachewall

When the server administrator has installed it, cPanel shows a Cachewall icon where you can switch the cache on or off for each domain and clear it. Clear the cache after changing your site, and switch it off for a domain while you develop.

Caching on Ucartz hosting

  • For WordPress, use a page cache plugin that works with Apache, plus a persistent object cache on VPS plans (see "Redis cache for speeding up your WordPress site").
  • If a change does not appear, clear your application's cache and your browser cache first. If you use Cloudflare, purge its cache too.
  • Ask our support team if you want to know how caching is configured on your server.

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