Receller Central

[ahiyas]

This is not a negative comment. But I am curious why have you implemented your own Reseller Central, when WHM is so familiar among us. I find Reseller Central very slow, specially editing DNS. Some features regularly used in WHM such as Domain Parking still lacks in the system.

Can I use WHM instead of RC? Btw I appreciate your developers for putting the effort in developing your own.

Hiya,

Editing DNS would be just as slow in WHM because we use the clustered DNS, trust me, if not slower. At this time it is not possible to switch.

However,

We will have WHM reseller plans available in just 2 weeks

[zanass]

Originally Posted by H9Ben

However,

We will have WHM reseller plans available in just 2 weeks

Will these plans be at The Planet in Dallas?

Thanks
Greg

Yes, all TP boxes. Side note, t here will be no RC->WHM transfer service offered, customers wanting to switch will be moving sites themselves.

[zanass]

Originally Posted by H9Joshua

Yes, all TP boxes. Side note, t here will be no RC->WHM transfer service offered, customers wanting to switch will be moving sites themselves.

Hello Joshua

Would it be possible to post a step by step (moving sites) in the forums or in the support section? Not all of us have had a lot of experence with this.

Thanks
Greg V

Hiya,

That may be a possiblity, but not as of now.

[DiverseHosting]

1. Create Account in WHM
2. Log in to "old" account.
3. Create full backup using cPanel backup tool - Send to ftp of new account
4. Log into new account via ssh
5. type "mv tar_file_name /home" w/o quotes where tar_file_name is your tar file name
6. Log in to WHM
7. Go to Backup->restore full backup
8. Type in the account name
9. Click restore

Or you could just log in to WHM and click transfers->option 2 (I'm pretty sure), but this method often has errors.

All this assuming, of course, that H9 uses a default cpanel/whm setup.

[kingaman]

Originally Posted by ahiyas

But I am curious why have you implemented your own Reseller Central

RC also allows you to choose where in the world your site is located, and places your sites on different servers so if a server goes down only a small number of your sites will be affected.

We want to offer WHM for those who absolutely want it

But, we are not aiding in moving from RC -> WHM, because RC is our priority platform - and we're treating it as such