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cPanel Web Services Configuration

  1. Log in to your whm>> Service Configuration>>cPanel Web Services Configuration
  2. 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.
    cPanel Web Services Configuration
  3. 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.

cPanel Web Services Configuration

  1. 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.

cPanel Web Services Configuration

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

 

  1. 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.