How do I create a web hosting package in WHM?

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Why create a web hosting package in WHM?

Before you can start hosting your own customers on your WHM reseller space, you first need to create your different web hosting packages .

Web hosting packages allow you to allocate the following resources to your customers:

  • Size of disk space
  • Number of e-mail addresses per customer account
  • Number of domain names that can be installed
  • Number of FTP accounts
  • Number of databases
  • Number of sub-domains

How do I create a web hosting package in WHM?

1. Log in to your WHM account

2. Open the"Packages" menu on the left of your screen, and select"Add a package".

How do I create a web hosting package in WHM?

3. Complete the fields required for the package you wish to create.

How do I create a web hosting package in WHM?

4. Choose the parameters and options to which the customer account will have access and click on the"Add" button to create your web hosting package.

How do I create a web hosting package in WHM?

Your web hosting package is immediately created and operational. You can now create a customer account and allocate this package to it.

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Conclusion

You are now able to create your own web hosting packages in order to start reselling hosting with LWS. You can modify or delete a package you have created at any time.

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