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+ | ==Adding Service PAckages to your VPS== | ||
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+ | ===WCP=== | ||
+ | # Within the VPS Manager, click Service Groups | ||
+ | # Click Add (Note: there should be a default already in place. This section is for custom groups.) | ||
+ | ## Give the group a descriptive name | ||
+ | ## Click the drop down to select Site Service | ||
+ | ## Click the drop down to select Mail Service | ||
+ | ## Click the drop down to select DNS Service | ||
+ | ## Click the drop down to select MSSQL / MySQL Service | ||
+ | ## Click Save | ||
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+ | ===cPanel=== | ||
+ | # Within WHM search for Packages | ||
+ | # Click on Add a Package | ||
+ | # Give the package a descriptive name | ||
+ | # Depending on what resource limitations are needed, fill out the Resources section, either giving limited or unlimited access | ||
+ | # Within the settings section, you can set what type of access and themes are defaulted on the cPanel instance. Below are a few descriptions of each section. | ||
+ | ## Dedicated IP: These are best used with domains using SSLs, as they cost a monthly fee. | ||
+ | ## Shell Access: Gives access to an SSH terminal into the server. Warning: This can lead to security breaches if the domain's shell access is not jailed. | ||
+ | ## CGI Access: Common Gateway Interface (CGI) allows users access to scripts and software that make their sites more dynamic | ||
+ | ## Digest Authentication: Enables Digest Authentication support for Web Disk access. | ||
+ | ## cPanel Theme: Vanity display of the cPanel interface | ||
+ | ## Feature List: Select a Feature list for the new package to use | ||
+ | ## Locale: Changes the default language for the account | ||
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==Adding Sites to your VPS== | ==Adding Sites to your VPS== | ||
Revision as of 16:58, 24 February 2015
Contents
Adding Service PAckages to your VPS
WCP
- Within the VPS Manager, click Service Groups
- Click Add (Note: there should be a default already in place. This section is for custom groups.)
- Give the group a descriptive name
- Click the drop down to select Site Service
- Click the drop down to select Mail Service
- Click the drop down to select DNS Service
- Click the drop down to select MSSQL / MySQL Service
- Click Save
cPanel
- Within WHM search for Packages
- Click on Add a Package
- Give the package a descriptive name
- Depending on what resource limitations are needed, fill out the Resources section, either giving limited or unlimited access
- Within the settings section, you can set what type of access and themes are defaulted on the cPanel instance. Below are a few descriptions of each section.
- Dedicated IP: These are best used with domains using SSLs, as they cost a monthly fee.
- Shell Access: Gives access to an SSH terminal into the server. Warning: This can lead to security breaches if the domain's shell access is not jailed.
- CGI Access: Common Gateway Interface (CGI) allows users access to scripts and software that make their sites more dynamic
- Digest Authentication: Enables Digest Authentication support for Web Disk access.
- cPanel Theme: Vanity display of the cPanel interface
- Feature List: Select a Feature list for the new package to use
- Locale: Changes the default language for the account
Adding Sites to your VPS
WCP
- Log in to the WCP for your VPS at http://wcp.hostek.com
- Click "Add-On Domains" (This is where you will see the domain listed after you've followed these steps)
- Enter the name of the domain, FTP username, password, and click "Save" (make sure to use a strong password containing an upper and lowercase letter, a number, and a symbol)
- That's it, you're done!
cPanel
- Log in to the cPanel for your VPS at http://YOURVPS.com/whm (make sure to replace YOURVPS with your VPS hostname)
- Click "Account Functions"
- Click "Create a New Account"
- Enter the Domain, username, password, and email address
- Select Package (most cPanel VPS setups just have a default package available, however you can set up additional packages if you'd prefer)
- For a basic setup you can leave the rest of the settings on their defaults
- Done!
Removing Sites From Your VPS
WCP
- Click "Add-On Domains"
- Click the orange "Trash Can" button to remove the site from your VPS
- This will delete all email, databases, DNS entries, and content for the site so only do this if you're sure you want to remove the site
cPanel
- Log in to the cPanel for your VPS at http://YOURVPS.com/whm (make sure to replace YOURVPS with your VPS hostname)
- Click "Account Functions"
- Click "Terminate an Account"
- Select the domain you want to remove and click "Terminate"
- This will delete all email, databases, DNS entries, and content for the site so only do this if you're sure you want to remove the site