WHM and Accounts

WHM or cPanel: which login you need for which job

WHM manages accounts. cPanel manages one account's contents. Almost every wasted half hour on a hosting network starts...

WHM packages: define the standard once instead of per account

A package is a saved set of limits and features that you attach to an account at creation. Build three or four packages... Video walkthrough

Auditing which account answers on which address

You bought distinct addresses so your sites would not resolve back to one another. That only holds if each site is... Video walkthrough

Moving a site between accounts without downtime

Sites end up in the wrong account. One grew and now shares a ceiling with twenty small sites. Another needs a PHP...

Suspension and termination: what happens to the address

Suspension takes a site offline and keeps everything. Termination removes the account and releases what it held... Video walkthrough

API tokens instead of your WHM password

If a script needs to talk to your server, give it a token rather than your password. A token can be limited to the few... Video walkthrough

Keeping many accounts consistent: the settings worth standardising

Thirty accounts configured slightly differently is thirty separate things to debug. The fix is not documentation nobody...

Bulk operations in WHM without breaking half the network

Anything you do to every account at once is the most dangerous thing you can do on a hosting network, because the... Video walkthrough

Creating multiple cPanel accounts under WHM, and pinning each to its own address

Your plan does not give you one website. It gives you WHM, and WHM is an account factory: you create a separate cPanel... Video walkthrough