WHMCS
Installing, securing and running WHMCS: provisioning, payments, email, domains and upgrades.
Installing, securing and running WHMCS: provisioning, payments, email, domains and upgrades.
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Connect WHMCS to DirectAdmin with a login key, map products to packages, set the cron and automation rules, then test the whole billing cycle safely.
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A pre-flight checklist for WHMCS 9: back up, move to PHP 8.2 or 8.3, update ionCube to 13, test templates and hooks, upgrade in order, and roll back if needed.
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Connect a registrar to WHMCS, import TLD costs with Registrar TLD Sync, set your markup, configure renewals and nameservers, and never sell a domain at a loss.
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Create product groups and hosting products in WHMCS, set billing cycles and prices, add configurable options and addons, and build the order form clients see.
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Rename the admin directory, move writable folders out of the web root, lock configuration.php, restrict admin by IP and enable two-factor authentication.
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Configure Stripe and PayPal in WHMCS, set the webhook and IPN URLs, read the Gateway Log, and fix the case where the client paid but the invoice stays unpaid.
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Send WHMCS mail through SMTP on your own domain, read the Email Message Log, add SPF and DKIM, and fix authentication failed, data not accepted and spam.
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Add your Plesk server to WHMCS, map products to service plans, and fix the errors that stop accounts being created, including the 1019 password policy error.
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Why invoices and suspensions stop when the WHMCS cron fails, the exact cron command for WHMCS 9, how to read the cron log, and the six failures we see most.
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WHMCS 9 requirements (PHP 8.2+, ionCube 13, MySQL), creating the site in Plesk, running the installer, the cron job and the first settings to lock down.