Create a New Account
=> The Create a New Account interface allows you to create new cPanel accounts.
Click the create a new account then you will see the folling
Domain Information
The Domain Information section of the Create a New Account interface defines basic settings for a user’s account
To set up the domain, perform the following steps:
1.Enter the domain name for the new account in the Domain text box (for example, example.com).
2.Enter the username for the new account in the Username text box.
=> You must choose a unique username that contains 16 characters or fewer.
=> The username must contain only letters and numbers.
=> The username cannot start with a number or the string test.
=> If you plan to use MySQL or PostgreSQL as a database engine, the first eight charactersmust be unique on the system to prevent issues with database prefixing and account transfers. However, this restriction does not apply to servers that run MariaDB.
3.Enter and confirm the new password in the appropriate text boxes.
=>The system grades the password that you enter on a scale of 100 points. 0 indicates a weak password, while 100 indicates a very secure password.
=> Some web hosts require a minimum password strength. A green password Strengthmeter indicates that the password is equal to or greater than the required password strength. => Click Password Generator to generate a strong password.
4.Enter the main contact email address for the new account
Package
Use the Choose a Package menu to assign an existing package. If you are unsure of the limitations that a package will assign, hold your cursor over the icon to view the package’s configuration.
Select package options manually
To edit package options manually, select the Select Options Manually checkbox. The following additional options will appear:
=> The Save manual settings as a Package checkbox.
To save your manually-selected options as a new package, perform the following steps:
1.Select the Save manual settings as a Package checkbox. The Package Name text box and Feature List menu will appear.
2.Enter a name for the new package in the Package Name text box.
3.Select a feature list from the Feature List menu.
Manual Resource Options
You can select the following resource options in the Manual Resource Options section:
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Option |
Description |
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Disk Space Quota (MB) |
The amount of space on the server’s hard drive for the new account, in Megabytes (MB). |
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Bandwidth Limit (MB) |
The maximum amount of data that the new account can transfer each month, in Megabytes (MB). |
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Max FTP Accounts |
The maximum number of FTP accounts for the new account. |
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Max Email Accounts |
The maximum number of email accounts for the new account. |
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Max Mailing Lists |
The maximum number of mailing lists for the new account. |
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Max SQL Databases |
The maximum number of each available type of SQL database. For example, if you set this value to 5 and allow MySQL® and PostgreSQL® databases, the account can create up to five MySQL databases and up to five PostgreSQL databases. |
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Max Sub Domains |
The maximum number of subdomains that the new account may create. Important: A value of 0 prevents subdomain creation. |
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Max Parked Domains |
The maximum number of parked domains that the new account may create. Important: A value of 0 prevents parked domain creation. |
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Max Addon Domains |
The maximum number of addon domains that the new account may create. Important: A value of 0 prevents addon domain creation. |
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Maximum Hourly Email by Domain Relayed |
The maximum number of emails that a domain can send per hour. This option sets the same limit for every domain on the account.
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Maximum percentage of failed or deferred messages a domain may send per hour |
The maximum percentage of failed or deferred messages that a domain can send before your server temporarily blocks outgoing mail from that domain.
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Settings
1.Shell Access: Allows the user access to the server through the command line interface.
2.CGI Access: Allows the new account to execute CGI scripts.
3.cPanel Theme: Select the theme for the user's cPanel account.
4.Locale: Select the new account's language from the Locale menu.
Reseller Settings
1. Make the account a reseller
To create a reseller account, select the Make the account a reseller checkbox.
2.Make the account own itself (the user can modify the account)
To allow the new reseller to own the account, select the Make the account own itself checkbox. This setting allows resellers to modify their own hosting packages, which include quotas and limits. It also causes the system to log bandwidth to that reseller’s account, rather than to the root account.
Enable DKIM or SPF email authentication settings
To enable DKIM and SPF email authentication on this account, select the checkboxes that correspond to those settings.
Nameserver settings
=> Nameservers allow visitors to find a domain on the Internet. Choose whether to use your local nameservers or overwrite DNS zones.
=> Select the Use the nameservers specified at the Domain’s Registrar checkbox if a different server will host the nameservers for this account. This allows the new account’s domain to begin to propagate.
=> Click the Overwrite any existing DNS zones for the account checkbox to check for DNS zones that may conflict. If the system finds a conflict, it overwrites the existing DNS zone, so that the new account’s domain can propagate.
Mail Routing Settings
Select Local Mail Exchanger
Finally click create button to create a new account
