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I run a website on a VPS with WHM and cPanel.
My client wants me to give him access to cPanel. However; I don't want to give away my account that I need for managing the domain, nor do I want to share my account with another person for security reasons. How, do I create another user to access cPanel?
I've read lots of pages, saying you can't have more than 1 user, but I find this very hard to believe. Surly having multiple cPanel logins, is a normal requirement for any hosting service?
*The already have FTP access.
If anyone know if this can be done, or a work around, this would be very helpful. If it can't be done. Does anyone have any advice of what I could say to my client? If I say they can't have access, I could lose them.
Many thanks,
Mark
Upvotes: 2
Views: 2907
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There is an outstanding feature request at Cpanel for giving multiple Cpanel logins for a single account.
See: https://features.cpanel.net/topic/multiple-cpanel-logins-cpanel-subusers
At the time of writing, Aug 2020, the above request is 7 years old and the original thread on Cpanel forum is dated Oct 2012 so I don't see this happening in a hurry.
For my own clients, I have written an explanation here https://www.jucra.com/whmcs/knowledgebase/165/ as well as a solution for providing developer access to your account without providing Cpanel log in.
Upvotes: 4
Reputation: 81
I think I have found the answer?
If I change the login details for my client to be the cPanel user... As the server root administrator in WHM, I can still access his cPanel as the Root User! So effectively, that means you can have 2 users for cPanel.
Upvotes: 2