Your Mailserver is used to transmit all emails that are sent or received between you and other people. Since there are many different ways to manage a Mailserver, we will show you how to access the available options and go over some of the primary settings. Follow along to learn how to configure your Mailserver Read More >
WebHost Manager (WHM)
WebHost Manager (WHM) allows you to, in essence, resell your own hosting accounts. You can create cPanel accounts within WHM, and just like InMotion Hosting, you can apply certain restrictions per account.
Getting Started
Real-time Blackhole Lists (RBLs) in WHM for Stronger Email Security
Before we discuss Blackhole Lists (RBLs), we need to cover some background information on email security. One of the first things a cPanel user should learn is how to block spam in cPanel with DNS records and prevent your emails from being marked as junk. That guide covers a lot of automated technical controls that Read More >
How to add Credit to your eNom Account
In this tutorial, we will show you how to add credit to your eNomCentral account. You will then have money available for selling domains from your Reseller Advantage account. Learn more about the Reseller solutions from InMotion for your hosting business. Adding Credit Log into the eNomCentral. Click the Refill Account next to your Account Balance. Read More >
How to Filter Incoming Emails by Country and Domain in WHM
Managed VPS and Dedicated Server Hosting administrators can filter incoming email from specified countries, regions, and domains in WebHost Manager (WHM) to improve email security. This is a valuable option for your defense in depth strategy as it can block malicious emails before reaching any other spam filters in cPanel or the end user’s email Read More >
How to Work with Feature Lists in WHM
This article pertains to WHM, a feature only available to VPS Hosting, Dedicated Hosting, and Reseller Hosting users. Shared Hosting users do not have WHM access. When you create new packages for your cPanel accounts within WHM, you assign a feature list to that specific page. A Feature list is exactly what it sounds like; Read More >
Setting the Max Emails Per Hour Setting in WHM
Our Shared Hosting accounts have a maximum hourly email limit of 250. This means that no account can send out more than 250 emails per hour. This limit is removed for VPS and Dedicated Hosting, however. This means that domains on those accounts can send out an unlimited amount of emails per hour. While this Read More >
WHMCS – “Use an existing domain and change the nameservers” Not Working
InMotion’s Reseller hosting lets you make money reselling hosting space. But what do you do if you get an error when trying to place an order? We’ve got you covered. In this article, you’ll be learning about the following error: “Use an existing domain and change the nameservers” Not Working You may have encountered this Read More >
WHMCS Error – Order Cannot be Created
As you know, Reseller hosting gives you the ability to make money reselling hosting space. However, as with any program WHMCS can throw errors once in a while. In this article, you will learn how to fix the following error: An order cannot be created because no products or domain registration items have been selected Read More >
WHMCS – Invalid TLD/Registration Period Supplied for Domain Registration
InMotion’s Reseller hosting lets you register domains for clients. However, this process can generate errors and interrupt proper registration. In this article, you’ll learn how to fix this error: Invalid TLD/Registration Period Supplied for Domain Registration This error occurs when prices have not been set for a customer’s currency. For example, if a customer is Read More >
WHMCS – Domain Checker Reports False Availability
As an InMotion Hosting reseller, you are able to register domains to customers through WHMCS. However, if you are getting errors, you are best advised to check your logs for more information before contacting support. Domain Checker reports domains available when they are registered The most probable cause for this error proves to be a Read More >