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How to configure a CPanel Reseller ?

Posted February 22, 2015 3.7k views

Hello World, ;)

I am trying to configure a CPanel reseller on any linux distro, I just have a couple of questions :

  • What is the recommended plan to go for as a start? (On Digital Ocean)
  • Do I need any licenses? If yes any clue about the pricing?
  • What’s the most recommended distro?
  • Is it an open source with all the included features (like emails, databases, domains … etc)? If so, is there any chance to make a tutorial or just link the source?

Much thanks and appreciation in advance :D

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hunky February 24, 2015

Wait for official answer since my information may be out dated..

As per cPanel system requirement, you need at-least 2GB RAM hence with DO, any plan above USD 20 is to start with.. Actual system requirement may depend on your number of resell account and their load on server..

You do need license but AFAIK, DO doesn’t provide that so you have to purchase it separately.. There are many re seller, you can get one at around USD 15 a month (per VPS)..

As per as the cPanel system requirement, one should select the Latest release of Cent OS in x64..

cPanel is a paid software, and yes it comes with everything you need.. One should install cPanel in a clean VPS deployment, cPanel will take care of rest of the things.. Since cPanel is paid software, so they have a really good support forum and off course, you get their customer support too.. Read more here -> http://cpanel.net/

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Wade February 24, 2015

Thank you very much hunky. As a matter of fact I stumbled upon an Open-Source CPanel and it worked on Ubuntu on Digital Ocean. I am going to make a tutorial here regarding the steps of Installation when DO starts accepting tutorials back.

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