Introduction

cPanel allows you to create subaccounts for managing email, FTP, and Web Disk access. Subaccounts use synchronised login credentials across the enabled services, making account management easier and more secure.

Prerequisites

• Access to cPanel
• Valid login credentials
• Domain already configured in cPanel

Implementation

How to Create Subaccounts in cPanel

Step 1:
Log in to your cPanel account.

Step 2:
Type “user” in the search bar.

You will see User Manager. Click on it.

Step 3:
Click Add User.

Step 4:

• Enter the user’s name in the Full Name text box
• Enter the username in the Username text box
• If you manage multiple domains, select the appropriate domain from the Domain menu
• Enter a contact email address for the user

Select the method to set the subaccount password:

• To send an email to the user to set their own password, select the following:
  The user will set the account password
• To set the password manually, select:
  Set the user’s password

Then enter and confirm the password in the required text boxes.

Select the Subaccount services that you want to enable and click:

• Create
  or
• Create another user to add another account

Conclusion

By creating subaccounts in cPanel, you can provide controlled access to email, FTP, and Web Disk services while managing all user credentials efficiently from a single interface.