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Are You a Server Administrator? Need WHM Tutorials? No Worries, We Have Got You Covered With Everything You Need to Know about Web Host Manager (WHM)
How to Terminate a cPanel Account in WHM
Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) Click on Account Functions Click on Terminate Accounts  2) In the search box, type DNS. 3) Click on Add a DNS Zone from the search results 
If you wish to register your own custom nameserver and domain name registered from us, you can follow this tutorial: Obtain the nameserver IP from the welcome email that we sent to you. For Example: Login to Client Area -> My Domains -> Manage Domain -> Management Tools -> Register Nameservers  In the search results, enter as "terminate". Select Terminate Multiple Accounts.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) Type as "softa" in the search box and hit enter. Click Softaculous - Instant Installs in the search results.
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How To Stop Incoming Spam With Greylisting In WHM
Greylisting is a service provided by cPanel/WHM to stop receiving spam and unwanted incoming mails. On enabling this option, the mail server will temporarily reject all mails from any sender (other than from the trusted mail servers) in the first attempt. Legitimate sender mail server would retry sending the mail after a short delay which will be checked by the receiving mail server in which Greylisting is enabled and only legit mails are passed through after analyzing triplets. A triplet co
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Reseller Hosting - How to Create Web Hosting Packages
Packages enables you to create your own custom web hosting packages and are a critical function in WebHost Manager. These packages form the core service of your web hosting business, and your pricing structure needs to be carefully thought out. WebHost Manager helps you in this process by allowing you to customize a large number of parameters, from disk space and bandwidth to the number of sub-domains and MySQL databases, as well as specifying whether CGI, shell access, and what CPanel default t
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How to Reset a cPanel Password in WHM
Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) Under Account Information section, click on List Accounts Click the + sign next to the account you are managing and the dropdown will appear.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM). 2) Click Edit a Package under "Packages" in the left menu 3) Select the Package you're working with from the list and then click Edit   aids in changing the basic functionality of the web server. To update/remove the package, kindly perform the steps provided below. 1) Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) Search as apache and select EasyApache 4 from the search results.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM)  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) Under DNS Functions, click on Edit MX Entry. 3) Select Domain to edit the MX Entry and click Edit.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) Search as "list" in the search box. From the search results, select List Accounts  sign to add a service inside your cPanel app.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) Type as "dns" in the search box and hit enter 3) In the search results, select Delete DNS Zone.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) In the search box, enter as Apache and select EasyApache 4 under Software. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpd
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How Do I Change Maximum Email Size in cPanel?
There is no max file size limit that can be sent and received, however, cPanel defaults the limit to 50 MB. You can change this in cPanel. To change this do the following, Login to cPanel as admin Under Service Configuration, Click "exim Configuration Manager" Click "Advanced Editor" Scroll down and Click "Add additional Configuration Setting" Find "message_size_limit" in pull-down list and choose Enter limit that you want to change to "50M" Scroll to bottom and click
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How To Change Your WHM Password On Your Reseller Account
There are various reasons for which you may want to change your WHM password. The Account Functions tool, available in your WHM, allows you to do this easily. Step-by-Step Instructions: Log in to your WHM. Click on the Account Functions icon. Click on the Password Modification link in left navigation.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM). 2) Under Account Functions section, click on "Upgrade/Downgrade an Account". 3) Highlight the package you desired and click on the Upgrade/Downgrade button.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM): 2) In the search box type as "reset" and hit enter. From the search results, select Reset a DNS Zone. 3) Select a domain and click Reset.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) Search as "dns" in the search box and hit enter. 3) Select Edit DNS Zone in the search results.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) Under Software , click on EasyApache 4 3) Click Customize . Click on Account Information Category > List Accounts. A list of the cPanels owne
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How to Modify the Suspended Accounts Page
With WHM, you have the ability to suspend hosting accounts so that they will no longer work. You may want to do this if an account is using too many server resources, if the customer hasn't paid their bill, or accounts will automatically be suspended if they've reached their monthly bandwidth limit. Now let's learn how to modify the page that displays in a visitor's browser if an account is suspended. 1) Login to Web Host Manager (WHM):  in WHM
TTL means the time period that we set to resolve the zone and a domain. It is a part of Domain Name System. To set zone time to leave, follow the steps given below: 1) Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) Search as TTL and hit enter. Select Set Zone Time to Live.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) In the search box, enter as "list". 3) From the search results, click on List Suspended Accounts.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) Go to Account Information section and click on View Bandwidth Usage 3) Bandwidth usage of all the domains will be listed as we have shown in the below image.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) Enter as "Modify" in the search box and hit enter button. 3) Select Modify/Upgrade Multiple Accounts under Multi Account Functions.  Login to Web Host Manager (WHM) 2) Click Manage Account Suspensions under Account Functions in left menu of WHM. 