Introduction Managing email accounts is a common task for cPanel administrators. While email accounts can be viewed through the cPanel interface, server administrators with root or SSH access can also list email accounts directly from the command line. This can be useful when managing multiple cPanel accounts, troubleshooting mailbox-related issues, or quickly verifying which email ..
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Introduction Managing multiple domain names for a single website is a common requirement for businesses and website owners. Whether you want to protect your brand, support multiple domain extensions, or redirect visitors from alternative domain names, WHM’s Park a Domain feature makes the process simple. A parked domain allows an additional domain name to point ..
Introduction ImunifyAV is a malware scanning tool for websites hosted on cPanel and WHM servers. It scans website files and helps find malware and other security threats. ImunifyAV is available for free on supported cPanel & WHM servers and can be installed directly from the WHM Security Advisor. This guide explains how to install ImunifyAV ..
Introduction Email accounts have storage limits (quotas) to control how much mailbox space a user can use. When a mailbox reaches its quota, users may not be able to receive new emails. Using the WHM API, administrators can easily increase the mailbox quota from the command line without logging in to cPanel. This article explains ..
Introduction Managing FTP accounts is a fundamental task for hosting administrators and website owners who need to provide secure file access without sharing the main cPanel credentials. Whether you’re managing multiple websites, working with developers, or granting access to clients, creating dedicated FTP accounts ensures better security, accountability, and access control. This guide explains how ..
Introduction Changing a cPanel username is useful when you need to standardize account names, resolve naming conflicts, or update an account to follow your organization’s naming conventions. cPanel provides the WHM API (modifyacct) command, which allows administrators to safely rename an existing cPanel account from the command line. When a cPanel username is changed, the ..
Introduction cPanel & WHM provides the whmapi1 command-line utility, which enables administrators to manage cPanel accounts directly from the server terminal. Using the changepackage API command, you can upgrade or downgrade a cPanel account by assigning it to a different hosting package without accessing the WHM web interface. This method is particularly useful for server ..
Introduction EasyApache 4 is used in cPanel/WHM servers to manage Apache, PHP versions, PHP extensions, and related web server packages. Before making any EasyApache 4 changes, upgrades, PHP version modifications, or package updates, it is recommended to take a backup of the current EasyApache 4 profile. This backup helps us keep a record of the ..
Introduction Website security is a top priority for every website owner. If your website contains password-protected directories, there’s always a risk that authorized users may share their login credentials with others. This can lead to unauthorized access, bandwidth abuse, and security concerns. Fortunately, cPanel provides a built-in security feature called Leech Protection that helps prevent ..
Introduction cPHulk Brute Force Protection is a security feature in cPanel & WHM that helps protect your server against brute-force login attempts targeting services such as cPanel, WHM, Webmail, FTP, and SSH. If you need to permanently block a specific IP address from accessing these services, you can add it to the cPHulk blacklist directly ..
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