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Within WHM, aside from making global server-wide changes, you can also view a list of the cPanel accounts that have been created on the server. This is useful for getting a brief overview of disk usage per cPanel account and accessing the accounts without needing the password.
This guide is intended to help Hostwinds Cloud VPS and/or Dedicated Server clients with valid cPanel licenses.
Step One: Log into your WHM Administrator dashboard.
Step Two: In the upper left corner of WHM, there will be a search box. Search for 'Account Information.
Step Three: From the available options shown, click on List Accounts. This will bring you to a page where you will see all the cPanel accounts that currently exist on the server and some short details about each account.
In addition to listing details regarding the cPanel accounts, you also have a quick link to Create a New Account.
From the List Accounts page in WHM, if you have many accounts on the server, it may be easier to search based on a setting on the cPanel account. Luckily at the top, there is a Search box that can be used to sort the cPanel accounts easily.
You have the option to search based on the Username and Domain of the account, just the Domain, just the Username, based on the Reseller or owner of the account, the package name, and IP address that is set for the cPanel account.
After searching, the accounts that match the search terms will be shown, with all other accounts temporarily hidden.
When viewing cPanel accounts in the List Accounts page of WHM, some details are made readily available. These can be used to get quick information or help identify a particular account.
In addition to the quick display of information the List Accounts page provides, a few quick actions can be done. To show the actions that can be performed on the cPanel account, click the + to the left of the domain column for the cPanel account.
This will allow you to change the password to whatever you would like for the cPanel account. Since this does not require entering the previous password or entering the new password twice, make sure that you are typing the new password correctly. Clicking Change will make the change effective.
Here you can change the contact email on the cPanel account. This can be used if you are not receiving the emails or want to have the emails sent to a different email account.
The text box allows you to enter in a reason for the suspension visible when looking in WHM. The account will remain suspended until it has been unsuspended manually. If you select the Prevent unsuspending option, this will make it so that only Reseller accounts or those with the All privilege can unsuspend the account.
This will redirect you to the Change Site's IP Address page within WHM, where you can change the IP address of the cPanel account to another that has been set up on the server.
Selecting this action will take you to a page to select the new partition to have the cPanel account stored. If there are no available partitions for the cPanel account, the change will not be made.
With this action, you can change the disk size quota set for the cPanel account. This can be helpful if you want to limit users that you believe may be abusing the resources.
This will allow you to change the package that the cPanel account was created under. With the package will come any resource limitations that had been set and the accompanying feature list that is set for the package.
This will let you view all of the settings set for the cPanel account, similar to if it was newly created.
Clicking this option will proceed through the process of Terminating the cPanel account off of the server. Before it proceeds to Terminate the account, it will ask for confirmation to prevent accidental deletion of the account.
Written by Hostwinds Team / April 22, 2019