Cpanel
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juststeven
Madly Diligent
*Cough* You may need to learn a lot *Cough*
It depends on your host. If you want to be able to hold a license to resell cpanel then yeah it costs.
It depends on your host. If you want to be able to hold a license to resell cpanel then yeah it costs.
el canadiano
Paragon
http://www.cpanel.net/products/cpanelwhm/pricing.html
There you go. Most hosts (even dedicated), however, will come with a cPanel license.
There you go. Most hosts (even dedicated), however, will come with a cPanel license.
If you just want to have CPanel as a control panel to manage your hosting account on a bigger hosting provider, it may be provided for free, included in your hosting package - or it may not.
If you want to use CPanel on your own server (a server or VPS you own completely, from the root account) in order to have an interface to easily manage your server and also provide hosting to other people, then you will need to pay for a license; there are also special cases where the dedicated server or VPs provider installs CPanel for you, but for a tax (that usually includes the price of the license).
If this last case applies to you, but you don't want to pay, you can use other server control panels like Webmin (if you don't want to provide hosting), or Kloxo (which is more like CPanel and also allows you to provide hosting). These control panels I listed here are just an example, they are the most common, but you can use whatever you like.
I hope this helps.
Gabriel
If you want to use CPanel on your own server (a server or VPS you own completely, from the root account) in order to have an interface to easily manage your server and also provide hosting to other people, then you will need to pay for a license; there are also special cases where the dedicated server or VPs provider installs CPanel for you, but for a tax (that usually includes the price of the license).
If this last case applies to you, but you don't want to pay, you can use other server control panels like Webmin (if you don't want to provide hosting), or Kloxo (which is more like CPanel and also allows you to provide hosting). These control panels I listed here are just an example, they are the most common, but you can use whatever you like.
I hope this helps.
Gabriel
The Visitors
Up-and-Coming Sensation
Cpanel is not your only option though. I personally also like DirectAdmin as it uses less resources. Neither are free though.
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