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Features
Features of cPanel Server Management Services
Main Features

Server Monitoring & Performance Optimization

We offer 24/7 server monitoring, performance tuning, and caching setup with Redis, Memcached, or Varnish.

Security Enhancements

We provide firewall & DDoS protection, malware removal, brute force defense, and SSL/TLS management.

Automated Backups & Disaster Recovery

We handle cPanel/WHM setup, account migrations, and plugin management like Softaculous and LiteSpeed.

Email Server Management

We offer spam protection, email routing/filtering, and DKIM, DMARC, SPF configuration.

Support & Troubleshooting

We provide 24/7 technical support, emergency crash recovery, and root-level troubleshooting.

Scalability & Upgrades

We handle server scaling, CloudLinux LVE limits, and PHP version management with MultiPHP.

Reliable & Affordable cPanel Server Management Services
Simplify server control, security, and performance with expert management.
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Looking for professional cPanel Server Management?

Our experienced system administrators are ready to configure and manage your cPanel server within just 1–2 hours of receiving your server details. You can easily order our cPanel Server Management Services online today!

Our 24/7 support plan includes complete server administration, proactive security hardening, routine backups, and in-depth security audits. With round-the-clock assistance, we ensure your cPanel environment remains secure, optimized, and fully functional at all times.

To learn more about our cPanel System Administration solutions, visit our website or contact our sales team directly.

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FAQS
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Browse Through The Most Frequently Asked Questions

WHM (Web Host Manager) is the administrative interface used to manage multiple cPanel accounts on a server. It allows hosting providers and resellers to create, modify, and manage individual hosting accounts. cPanel, on the other hand, is the control panel for end-users, where they can manage their own websites, emails, files, and domains. In short, WHM is for administrators, and cPanel is for website owners.

WHM provides complete administrative access to your server. You can:
  • Create and manage multiple cPanel accounts
  • Monitor server status and resource usage
  • Set hosting package limits (disk space, bandwidth, etc.)
  • Manage DNS zones, security settings, and backups
  • Install and update server-wide applications and software
It is an essential tool for web hosting companies and resellers.

cPanel is the end-user control panel that provides an intuitive interface to manage your web hosting account. With cPanel, users can:
  • Manage domains and subdomains
  • Create and manage email accounts
  • Upload and manage website files
  • Install CMS platforms like WordPress
  • Create MySQL databases and manage backups
It simplifies hosting management for non-technical users.

Yes, WHM allows you to create custom hosting packages that define limits for each cPanel account. You can specify disk space, bandwidth, number of email accounts, databases, FTP users, and more. This is especially useful for resellers offering tiered hosting plans to their clients.

WHM/cPanel includes multiple built-in security features such as:
  • Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
  • IP blockers and firewalls
  • Automatic SSL installation via AutoSSL
  • Security Advisor with vulnerability detection
Additionally, you can integrate third-party tools like CSF Firewall, ClamAV, and ImunifyAV for added protection.

Yes, cPanel allows users to host multiple domains and websites under a single account (if allowed by the hosting plan). You can manage addon domains, parked domains, and subdomains all from one dashboard. Each site can have its own files, databases, and email configurations.

No advanced technical skills are required to use WHM or cPanel. Both interfaces are user-friendly and designed with usability in mind. WHM provides guided wizards for common tasks, and cPanel uses a point-and-click interface for managing domains, files, emails, and databases. However, for server-level configurations in WHM, some basic hosting knowledge is helpful.