1:1 NAT
When you install cPanel & WHM, the installer will detect whether your server resides on a NAT-configured network.
When you install cPanel & WHM, the installer will detect whether your server resides on a NAT-configured network.
Installing cPanel & WHM from a templated environment reduces your setup time so that you can spend more time on your website, not your server.
This guide details information about cPanel's linked nodes feature.
cPanel & WHM includes PHP and its modules as a set of packages, including the associated PEAR and PECL packages and PHP loaders.
In some circumstances, experienced system administrators may need to completely restore a server from a crashed or failed hard drive.
To use Site Quality Monitoring, you must activate a subscription.
This guide provides the steps to reduce the file size of the log files on your server that you do not manage through WHM's cPanel Log Rotation Configuration interface.
This document lists the ports that cPanel & WHM uses, and which services use each of these ports, to allow you to better configure your firewall.
When you create a custom jailed shell mount, you can allow users of jailed shells to access additional directories on the server.
This document explains how to use files to disable disk space warnings.
This document describes how to disable a service.
This document provides steps to downgrade your server's local license for testing purposes.
This document describes how to confirm whether you properly configured the disk space quotas on your system's devices.
Site Quality Monitoring subscriptions offer upgraded monitoring capabilities for your websites.
This document describes how to remove a Site Publisher website.
This document describes several methods to restart the services (often daemons) on your server.
This document demonstrates how to share multiple IP addresses with cPanel & WHM.
This document describes the steps to update various parts of your cPanel & WHM server.
This document explains WHM's Server Profiles feature.
cPanel & WHM can send alerts to users for various reasons (for example, when someone changes their account settings or an account approaches a quota).