How to whitelabel domains under a Reseller Account

Mauwiks

• January 03, 2019 06:52

H there everyone. Is there a way to configure the cPanel/WHM under a master reseller account to use a white-labeled default URL based on a registered domain as a master reseller? I'm a complete beginner in regards to WHM and hoping to learn more from here. I just got a Master Reseller Account with cPanel/WHM and I'm confused why is the URL of the cPanel accounts under my master account is labeled as the server's domain. For example: Instead of cpanel.example.net, it is visible to my users via server01.example.net or cpanel.example.net. Is there a way to whitelabel this through CNAME or whatever? Thank you for the further feedback.

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  ChristosDev

  • January 03, 2019 12:45

  H there everyone. Is there a way to configure the cPanel/WHM under a master reseller account to use a white-labeled default URL based on a registered domain as a master reseller? I'm a complete beginner in regards to WHM and hoping to learn more from here. I just got a Master Reseller Account with cPanel/WHM and I'm confused why is the URL of the cPanel accounts under my master account is labeled as the server's domain. For example: Instead of cpanel.example.net, it is visible to my users via server01.example.net or cpanel.example.net. Is there a way to whitelabel this through CNAME or whatever? Thank you for the further feedback.

  
  Well, you should be able to do so by pointing the domain/subdomain you want (eg. example.org) to an A record, specifically the record from the cPanel URL you see normally. You can do that from your DNS management panel. You then should be able to access cPanel via example.org:2083 and WHM via example.org:2087, same if you use a subdomain it will be sub.example.org:2083 and sub.example.org:2087 Pointing it via CNAME will also work. Now, about the part of how to set it up as default via WHM, I could not find it, sorry. I hope someone else helps you with that.

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  Mauwiks

  • January 03, 2019 14:08

  Well, you should be able to do so by pointing the domain/subdomain you want (eg. example.org) to an A record, specifically the record from the cPanel URL you see normally. You can do that from your DNS management panel. You then should be able to access cPanel via example.org:2083 and WHM via example.org:2087, same if you use a subdomain it will be sub.example.org:2083 and sub.example.org:2087 Pointing it via CNAME will also work. Now, about the part of how to set it up as default via WHM, I could not find it, sorry. I hope someone else helps you with that.

  
  Thank you but this didn't work. I still cannot use the configured DNS although I find it already made from the zone automatically: WHM: - Removed - cPanel: - Removed -

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  Infopro

  • January 03, 2019 14:19

  I just got a Master Reseller Account with cPanel

  
  There is no such thing in the cPanel product called Master Reseller account that I'm aware of. I seem to recall some sort of RVaddon or some other company that had an option for a "Master Reseller" account though. As a Reseller, your server options are configured via your System Administrator. For example, in WebHost Manager > Tweak Settings > Redirection tab: Tweak Settings - Version 74 Documentation - cPanel Documentation

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  ChristosDev

  • January 08, 2019 09:49

  There is no such thing in the cPanel product called Master Reseller account that I'm aware of.

  
  Well basically this Master Reseller plan Mauwiks has allows to create both cPanel and WHM account via the WHM interface and yes, it uses a plugin to do that. I know this because I have a similar plan.

  As a Reseller, your server options are configured via your System Administrator. For example, in WebHost Manager > Tweak Settings > Redirection tab:

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