cPanel
What is cPanel?
cPanel is the only commercially available hosting control panel trusted by America’s leading hosting providers. Simplifying web hosting management since 1997, our software provides the power, control, and security your web hosting company needs
cPanel & WHM Makes Life Easier For Website Owners, Offering Powerful Tools to Help You to Perform Essential Tasks Quickly, Easily, and Reliably.
System requirements for cPanel & WHM range from a minimum of 266 MHz processor, 512 MB RAM, and 10GB hard disk, to multi-processor, multi-core systems.
cPanel does not support 32-bit Virtual Environments that run on a 64-bit host kernel.
cPanel supports the drivers and configurations provided by Microsoft.
CloudLinux is not compatible with OpenVZ or Virtuozzo. CloudLinux 6.x is compatible with cPanel & WHM 11.30.4 or later.
How to install cpanel
To Install cpanel, Login your server SSH and make sure networking is working fine. Stop Firewall.
For better run these commands in screen window.
cd /homewget -N http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/latestsh latest
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