Unclaimed: Are are working at cPanel ?
cPanel is a web hosting control panel designed to help users simplify website and server management for web hosting providers and website owners through file management, database management, email management, and security features.
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Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, On-Premise Linux |
Training | Documentation |
Languages | English |
The UI is cool and the latest one The Glass is awesome. SSL integration is fine User friendly too...Lot many we can add...
Sometimes the eMail client configuration fails many times. It requires only a manual setting so our clients with basic knowledge really struggles and we support them every time...
I find CPanel is the best among the other Panels but recently their user-based pricing went so high.
The best thing about Cpanel is that it is very easy to install and manage. Through Cpanel, we can easily maintain our large websites, and also we don't require any hardcore developer who is aware of Linux commands.So it saves our cost as well.
In Cpanel, I didn't find anything that I disliked but just a small suggestion that in CPanel, you should add more UI themes as per current standard.
We are using Cpanel for our website Hosting management. It is very User friendly and easy to use.
most powerful control panel easy to use many plugins and easy to manage files emails & database
need more improvement in user notification and email app , mobile app
i use cpanel for 18 years and no control panel can do the same
cPanel is used by almost all hosting services in Latin America, so its user community will always be ready to help you with questions. Its administration is simple and all its tools are ordered by function. I also like it because it reports if server resources are being exceeded, which is very useful to avoid crashes.
I find it very expensive to be used personally. I believe that only companies can bear your monthly costs.
cPanel is the control panel used by the hosting service that we have contracted in the company and it greatly facilitates the management of files, email and backup copies. The most important thing is that the hosting service assumes the cost of its implementation and use, so we only pay the hosting service directly.
I have used a few of hosting services and so far I like cPanel the best. It doesn't over complicate things and keep them simple. Things are easy to find and do in cPanel as compared to other platforms like plesk or siteground. It has a lot of features to control your settings off the website and you can get access to most of the root configuration as well. It comes with an installation wizard to set up common applications such as wordpress, joomla, drupal, magento, ruby, etc. The UI is neat and also comes with a dark theme.
While it is better than other platforms, it still feels like it can be optimized a bit further as long as file manager is concerned. Using the keyboard to navigate the file manager is not that smooth as navigating through the local file manager. The view does not automatically scroll when the highlighted item goes below or above the visible items on the screen. Uploading a file is a two step process. First go to the desired directory and then click on upload which will open a new tab where you can upload all the files. However in modern file manager applications you can just go to the desired directory and then drag and drop files over there directly. Integrating this feature could result in saving a lot of time.
With the help of cPanel, I can easily manage my multiple website hosted online. Adding a new domain and have it up and running barely takes minutes. File manager has a good screen size which allows a more efficient and easy way to navigate the folders. On other platforms the file manager feels a little bit congested.
Support is fantastic. Most of the problems I have encountered have already been covered by someone else in the forums. If not cPanel support has always been very prompt about helping me directly on the server with the issue.
Pricing is based on the number of hosting accounts on the server. I would rather pay a per-server license and extra for support as needed.
Countless configuration and administration tasks are taken care of by WHM.
What I like the most about cPanel is that it provides real-time information about the number of website visitors. In addition, it allows me to easily manage emails and gives me the option to create forwarders or autoresponders. On the other hand, it also shows me information about disk usage.
I have no negative experiences with cPanel. It is software that has no flaws and that has helped me in a great way to manage the emails of my organization.
cPanel allows me to create, modify, or delete website email addresses, as well as different interfaces for checking email messages. In addition, it allows me to keep track of the visitors that come to my website.
The best part of C Panel is the user interface and one click option to each demands for developer. Precisely, options to add domain, access file manager, phpmyadmin directory and oneclik installation of CMS packages. Also the clutter less Ui is a unique part that you can't find in DA panel or Plesk.
CPanel has everything a developer needs. At the same time, there are bugs that irritate users sometimes, especially while switching between options. Above all, the more than cons, it has pros that many framework lacks today.
Through CPanel, I solved the demand of launching websites and accessing the controls of features associated with website. Above all, C panel solved my major demand of living website.
I like cpanel because it is powerful and has many good features, I am mentioning the useful features i like best. 1. Super fast loading comparing than other control panel. 2. Stable File Manger tool, SSH access, Multiple PHP version using, php extension management, scheduling task with cron jobs. 3. Softaculous is the awesome tool included with cpanel. Softaculous provides hundreds of free software and very effective application and those are easy to install through Softaculous. Example of some free application setup provided by Softaculous are Billing software, accounting software, CRM, Management software, Ecommerce software and many more CMS, ERP etc. 4. Email management,Domain & sub domain management. 5. Automatic backup and free version controlling, FTP access and FTP account management. 6. 2 factor authorization security and spam filter
I dislike nothing but price of the licence could be more reasonable.
We are using it to process the and upload source codes, projects and websites and host to the hosting place. Using it to add domain and park multiple domains. Schedule a task and process on a certain time . We are benefited with this in our project management and planning using version control and ssh access. Our company email access and making communication channel. We solve the backup issue by the automatic backup feature and can backup databse directly from the Database wizard and PHP MyAdmin section.
I have been using cpanel for the past 7 years easy way to manage your hosting services
Maybe beef up the security to avoid compromising customers data.
Hosting customers websites and emails