Managing MX entries in WHM This demo assumes you've already logged in to WebHost Manager. Now let's learn how to manage our MX entries. Click the DNS Functions link. Then click Edit MX entry. Now select the account for which you want a customized MX entry. Click Edit button. This is where you can specify a custom MX entry. You may want to do this for customers who want their email hosted elsewhere on another server. In those cases, you would enter the other server's IP address here and click save. We are not going to do this now, because we don't want to disturb the existing settings. This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to manage MX entries in WHM. Remember that unless you want to point mail to a different mail server (not in this server), you never have to modify your MX settings.
How to modify an account in WHMThis demo assumes you've already logged in to WebHost Manager.Now let's learn how to modify (or edit) an existing hosting account in WHM.Click Account Functions.Then click Modify an Account.Click the account you wish to modify... we'll choose the anotherdomain.com account.Then click the Modify button.This is where you can modify an account. You can change the cPanel theme, the number of allowed email accounts, mailing lists, MySQL databases, FTP accounts, subdomains, parked domains and/or addon domains.Let's go ahead and change a few things..When finished click Save.If there is conflict between the package and your chosen settings, choose one of these options. We'll create a new package with these settings.Click Proceed.That's it! The account has been modified.You can return to the modify an account screen at any time, as customers may periodically want to upgrade their accounts.This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to modify an account in WHM.
How to modify the suspended accounts page in WHMThis demo assumes you've already logged in to WebHost Manager.With WHM, you have the ability to suspend hosting accounts so that they will no longer work.You may want to do this if an account is using too many server resources, if the customer hasn't paid their bill, or if they've reached their monthly bandwidth limit.Let's learn how to modify the page that displays in a visitor's browser if an account is suspended.Find the Web Template Editor link on the left side which is located under Accounts FunctionsNow click the Web Template Editor link.Next, click the Account Suspended tab.Here is where you modify your suspended accounts page.Let's go ahead and paste the custom HTML code that corresponds to our suspended accounts page.Select everything in the text box (we're going to replace the entire HTML code).Now enter (or paste) the HTML code of your new suspended account page.When finished, click Save.That's it! We've just modified the page that displays in place of any account's home page that is suspended.You can preview the page you just modified by clicking the Web Template Editor link again.Scroll down and click the Preview button.This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to modify your suspended account page.
How to modify an accounts quota in WHM This demo assumes you've already logged in to WebHost Manager. Now let's learn how to change the amount of storage space allowed (quota) in a specific hosting account. Click the Account Functions link. Then click the Quota modification link. This page lists all the accounts in your WHM and the total amount of storage space used by each one. Let's go ahead and change the quota for the anotherdomain.com hosting account. Click Modify button. Enter the changes you want to make to the quota, then click Save. That's it! We just modified the account anotherdomain.com so it can now use up to 100,000 megabytes of storage space. You may want to use this feature if customers upgrade their accounts or if they're running low on available storage space. This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to change the storage space quota for any account in your WHM.
How to park a domain in WHMThis demo assumes you've already logged in to WebHost Manager.Now let's learn how to park a domain in WHM.Customers can park domains themselves from their cPanel control panels so you'll rarely have to use this feature in WHM.Click the DNS Functions link.Then click the Park a Domain link.Parking a domain will automatically setup a DNS zone in the server.In this tutorial, we want to point (or park) a new domain to an existing domainSelect the existing domain here.Then enter the new domain name in the Domain to Park window.Then click Submit.That's it! We've just created a new DNS zone so that our new domain will point to our existing domain.Make sure that you now update the nameservers of the parked domain to the same values as anotherdomain.com.Both domain names must have the same nameserver settings and after 24-48 hours of propagation, the new domain will be successfully pointing to the original domain.This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to park a domain in WHM. Remember that your customer can do this themselves with their domains from their cPanel.
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