Tuesday, 2 December 2014

cPanel/ WHM Installation / installation of diffrent types of cPanel

Please refere the link
http://docs.cpanel.net/twiki/bin/view/AllDocumentation/InstallationGuide/InstallingCpanel
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Connecting to your server remotely via SSH

To connect to your server remotely via SSH:
  1. Open the command line interface (using a terminal application).
  2. Run the command ssh root@$IP (where $IP represents your target server’s IP address).
  3. Enter your server’s root password.

Connecting to your server from a Windows® PC via PuTTy

To connect to your server from a Windows® PC via PuTTy:
  1. Download the client from the PuTTy site and install.
  2. Open the client.
  3. In the Sessionsmenu, enter your server’s IP address.
    • You should make sure the SSH button is selected.
  4. Click Open.
  5. Enter your server’s root password.
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  • yum users should run the following command: yum install perl
  • up2date users should run the following command: up2date -i perl
To install cPanel & WHM, run these commands:
  1. cd /home — Opens the /home directory.
  2. wget -N http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/latest — Fetches the latest installation files from cPanel’s servers.
  3. sh latest — Opens and executes the installation files.
If licensing fails (due to a strict firewall or modified IP), run the command /usr/local/cpanel/cpkeyclt to activate your cPanel & WHM license.=====

Installing cPanel DNSONLY

To install cPanel DNSONLY, run these commands:
  1. cd /home — Opens the /home directory.
  2. wget -N http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/latest-dnsonly — Fetches the latest installation files from cPanel’s servers.
  3. sh latest-dnsonly — Opens and executes the installation files.

Getting started in WHM

To access the WHM interface:
  1. Enter https://$IP:2087into your preferred web browser.
    • $IP represents your server’s IP address.
  2. Enter root into the Name field.
  3. Enter your root password into the Password field.
  4. Click Log In.

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