The Let's Encrypt Plugin for Free SSL

The Let’s Encrypt plugin for cPanel’s AutoSSL allows servers to issue free SSL certificates from Let’s Encrypt instead of the default cPanel provider (Sectigo). It supports faster certificate issuance and can secure wildcard subdomains, though it comes with rate and size limits. Wildcard certificates require DNS hosting on the local cPanel server or cluster and cannot use HTTP DCV challenges. The plugin only issues SSL certificates for cPanel accounts, not system services. Installation, provider selection, registration updates, and uninstallation are managed via WHM and root-level scripts. Users should review Let’s Encrypt’s terms of service and rate limits before use.

Initial Setup of Linux-cPanel Server

This KB gives an insight regarding the initial setting up of a cPanel server.

Installing and configuring Maldet

cPanel Server Log File Locations

This article provides the locations of commonly used log files on cPanel servers, including Apache, Exim, cPanel, FTP, and MySQL logs.

WHM Account Creation Fails Due to Unavailable IP Addresses

This article explains why WHM shows the error “Account Creation Status: Failed. Your system has run out of available IP addresses” while creating a new cPanel account, what the error means, and how to resolve it by updating the package settings to remove the Dedicated IP requirement.

Acronis v/s CodeGuard Comparison

Using an Existing Acronis Account for a new VPS or Dedicated Server

Using an Existing Acronis Account for a New VPS or Dedicated Server explains how to link or reuse an already existing Acronis account when setting up backup protection for a new VPS or Dedicated Server. It outlines the basic steps, prerequisites, and benefits of using the same account for centralized backup management and continuity.

Manually Installing Agent on Linux Servers

This article outlines the steps to manually install the Acronis Backup Agent on Linux servers, including downloading the installer, installing required dependencies for CentOS and Ubuntu/Debian, running the installer, registering the agent, and ensuring proper firewall/IP whitelisting to enable backup protection.