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Main Features
Take full control over your servers aspects and features.
Complete Server Administration Interface
Fully Featured Domain Owner Interface
Easily Transferable to any Host
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cPanel is the world’s easiest and most user-friendly web hosting control panel system. Take full control over your servers aspects and features. Provide a clean and professional interface for not only yourself, but your clients and/or staff to manage your servers and the domains/accounts within them. Create and manage accounts, passwords, Email accounts, FTP accounts, domains, sub domains, error pages, MySQL databases, redirects, parking, and much more.
Fully Brandable
Complete Server Administration Interface
Fully Featured Domain Owner Interface
Easily Transferable to any Host
Separate Server Administrator, Reseller, and Domain Owner Interfaces
Pre-installed Scripts & Fantastico Installer
FAQs
What does cPanel run on?
cPanel is the control panel used by the end users under a reseller of hosting provider. It is used by customers to manage their own hosting accounts. cPanel only provides access to web hosting account on the server to its users. WHM functions via 2087, a secure port number.
How do I log into WHM cPanel?
To log in to cPanel navigate to the following location in your browser: https://your-cpanel-server-ip:2083.. Enter your customers cPanel username in the Username text box. To log in to WHM, perform the following steps: Navigate to the following location in your browser: https://your-cpanel-server-ip:2087. Enter your WHM username (root) in the Username text box.
How do I open WHM in cPanel?
Open WebHost Manager (WHM) You can open WebHost Manager directly from the web browser. Open a web browser and navigate to https://yourserverip:2087, where yourserverip is your server’s IP address. Leave the Username set to “root”, enter your Password, and then click Log in.
Why cPanel is used?
cPanel is a web based control panel which is used to administer your website and hosting environment. … cPanel is one of the most used control panel today by the users. It is like a graphical interface used for managing your shared hosting. It is basically used by linux operating system.
Where is the cPanel?
Logging into cPanel through the cPanel URL: Visit example.com/cpanel (Be sure to replace example.com with your actual domain). You will then see a login page, it will look like this: Login using your cPanel username and password.
What is a cPanel login?
You only get one username per cPanel. If you create addon, parked and subdomains, those domains can be accessed by logging in to your main cPanel; you will not have a separate cPanel or separate login credentials. The username and password to log into cPanel can be found in your welcome email.
Is cPanel free?
Many companies offer shared hosting with cPanel installed. So you get web hosting with cPanel for free. If you have a vps or a server and need cPanel then you have to purchase a Licence for your servers IP. in any other case you can also use open Source alternative Panels like Webmin, ISPConfig Hosting Control Panel etc.
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