How to Setup WHM

Enter the root username and password.
Click Log in.
Agree to our software license terms. A new interface will appear.
Enter your email address in the Email Address text box.
Enter your default nameservers in the Nameservers text boxes. ...
Click Finish.

How do I use WHM?
How do I point my domain to WHM?
Is WHM free?
How do I find my WHM username and password?
How do I find my WHM password?
How do I setup a dedicated server?
What is WHM cPanel?
How do I reinstall cPanel?
How do I find my WHM name server?
How do I find nameservers?
How can I create my own name server?

How do I use WHM?

To log in to the WHM interface, perform the following steps: Enter the IP address or domain and the 2087 service port in your preferred browser (for example, https://192.168.0.1:2087 ). Enter your WHM username in the Username text box. Enter your password in the Password text box.
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How do I point my domain to WHM?

How to set up and edit domain forwarding in WHM

Go to DNS Functions.
Choose Setup/Edit Domain Forwarding. First, you must set up a domain forwarder. ...
Click to Create a forwarder. ...
Click Setup Forwards.
Enter a domain name to use for the forwarder. ...
Then, enter the URL to which the domain should redirect. ...
Finish by pressing Save Map.

Is WHM free?

Sign up for a trial license

Install cPanel & WHM on your server in a few steps and use free for 15 days! By submitting your email for the free trial, you agree that you have read and agreed to cPanel's privacy policy.

How do I find my WHM username and password?

The WHM portal is mainly accessible through http://IP-address:2086 or https://IP-address:2087 with “root” as Username and password as the server root Password. cPanel is accessible through http://IP-address:2082 or https://IP-address:2083 with the exact account username and password.

How do I find my WHM password?

I lost or forgot my cPanel or WHM password - how can I reset it?

Click on "Services" in the blue menu bar at the top and then "My Services" from the drop-down menu [or] click here.
Click on the "Status" of the service for which you need to reset the password or view the username.
On the left side information under "Actions" you will see "Change Password"

How do I setup a dedicated server?

We'll walk you through how it works step by step, using our own hosting service as an example.

Step 1: Start the Configuration Process. ...
Step 2: Select the Number of CPU Cores You Need. ...
Step 3: Choose Your Storage Solution. ...
Step 4: Add RAM to Your Server. ...
Step 5: Decide If You Want to Migrate an Existing Server.

What is WHM cPanel?

WHM (Web Host Manager) is an administrative access tool for the backend of the cPanel account. With WHM, one can create a cPanel account to avail hosting accounts. Users can easily manage many a light to heavy sites with the help of WHM.

How do I reinstall cPanel?

Home >> cPanel >> Upgrade to Latest Version

If the cPanel/WHM installation is already updated and you still want to re-install it, you can check the tick box 'Force a reinstall even if the system is up to date'.

How do I find my WHM name server?

Log in to your server's WHM interface and find the search bar and type in Basic WebHost Manager Setup. This option will be under the Server Configuration. Scroll to the bottom of the page, you will find the Nameservers section.

How do I find nameservers?

2. Use WHOIS Lookup Tool to Find Current Nameservers

Type “.tld WHOIS lookup” on Google (e.g., .xyz WHOIS lookup).
From there, choose your preferred tool. ...
Insert your website domain and hit the WHOIS lookup button.
After completing reCAPTCHA, find your domain nameservers from the WHOIS search page.

How can I create my own name server?

How to create your own name servers

Since your domain name does have a registrar such as GoDaddy, Namecheap, Enom, Network Solutions, or Reseller Club you would go to their site and find the place to register or record a “host name” for the domain name. ...
After we have registered our 2 custom nameservers, we need to add the host names to our DNS zone file.