This short tutorial explains how to log in to cPanel & WHM server or Webmail account(s). You can also login to your customer dashboard and access these service ports from your customer dashboard.
Before proceeding with an attempt to log into cPanel or Web Host Manager or Webmail, you must ensure that you have met these conditions:
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Name | TTL | Type | Record |
---|---|---|---|
domain-example.com | 300 | A | 178.200.100.168 |
www.domain-example.com | 300 | CNAME | domain-example.com |
domain-example.com | 300 | MX | Priority: 0 Destination: domain-example.com |
webmail.domain-example.com | 300 | A | 178.200.100.168 |
cpanel.domain-example.com | 300 | A | 178.200.100.168 |
whm.domain-example.com | 300 | A | 178.200.100.168 |
A DNS converts domain names into computer-readable IP addresses. The above presupposes that your assigned IP address is 178.200.100.168.
Having these records in place ensures that you can access these ports without issue and also ensures that AutoSSL which installs an automatic SSL certificate on all domains and sub-domains we host can find the proper records it needs to get this done.
Now that you are with your credentials (usually username and password), open a new browser tab or window.
To log in to the cPanel interface, perform the following steps:
To log in with your WHM account, perform the following steps:
WHM is not a standard cPanel account. The Web Host Manager can only access either the root or reseller accounts. If you are not a reseller, you do not need to log in or access this service port.
In each of the above, you have the option to enable two-factor authentication (highly recommended) to better protect your account.
Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security measure that requires two forms of identification. After you enter your password, you must enter a security code.
An application on your smartphone supplies this code. Without your smartphone, you cannot log in.
If you are logging in for the first time, chances are this wouldn't have been enabled.
Once logged in, scroll down to Security and click on Two-Factor Authentication for cPanel .
The system will take you through the process.
Next time you logged in and have enabled uses two-factor authentication for your account, perform the following additional steps:
Before you can access port 2096 which the Webmail service port, you must have created an email address via your cPanel interface.
Once you have done that, you can access your Webmail account using the following method:
By following these straightforward steps, you can effortlessly log in to your cPanel, WHM, and Webmail interfaces, empowering you to manage your website with ease and security. For further assistance or inquiries, don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.