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cPanel Web Services Configuration
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- Log in to your whm>> Service Configuration>>cPanel Web Services Configuration
- In the search bar in the top left corner of WHM, type in “Modify an Account.” Click on the menu item when it appears in order to launch it.
- If you have any user accounts already created, then you will see them listed here. Once you have selected the user or domain, then click on Modify.
- The first section is titled Basic Information. Each section will be listed in a table below and a graphic will show how it appears within WHM. Click on an item in order to modify it.
Primary domain | Primary domain used to create the cPanel account |
Username | Username assigned to the cPanel account |
Account Owner | Name of the Account Owner |
Contact Email | Contact email for the account owner |
Default Locale | Determines the language used in cPanel |
cPanel Theme | Theme for the cPanel appearance |
After the Basic Information, you will see Resource Limits
Package | Name of the package used to create the cPanel account |
Disk Quota (MB) | Hard drive quota assigned to the account |
Monthly Bandwidth Limit (MB) | Bandwidth limit (by month) assigned to the account |
Email Accounts | Maximum number of email accounts |
FTP Accounts | Maximum number of FTP accounts |
Mailing Lists | Maximum number of mailing lists |
SQL Databases | Maximum number of databases |
Subdomains | Maximum number of Subdomains |
Parked Domains | Maximum number of Parked domains |
Addon domains | Maximum number of Addon domains |
Maximum Hourly Email by Domain Relayed | Maximum number emails relayed per hour |
Maximum percentage of failed or deferred messages | A domain may send per hour Maximum number of failed email message |
The next section is called Privileges
Reseller | Privileges Allows Reseller privileges |
CGI Privileges | Allows CGI privileges |
Shell Access | Allows Shell access |
The last section allows you to modify the DNS settings for email. You can set the DKIM and SPF settings to combat spam.
Enable DKIM on this account | Allows you to enable DKIM settings for email accounts |
Enable SPF on this account | Allows you to enable SPF settings for email accounts |
- One you have finished modifying these settings, click on the blue Save button at the bottom of the page in order to save any change.