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Learn how to access cPanel, WHM, and webmail services with ease. Discover the service subdomains and ports for secure and non-secure connections, empowering you to manage your website efficiently.

Congratulations on your new WebHostingM web hosting account that comes with cPanel!

WebHostingM cPanel is a user-friendly interface that allows you to manage your website's files, email accounts, databases, and more.

To access cPanel, you'll need to use specific ports, which act like doorways for communication between your device and the hosting server. This guide explains what cPanel ports are and how to use them to access your cPanel account.

Understanding cPanel Ports

Imagine your web hosting server as a large building. Different departments (like cPanel, Webmail, and Web Disk) occupy various rooms (services). Ports are like designated doorways that lead you to these specific departments. There are usually two types of ports:

  • Secure Ports (HTTPS): Represented by a padlock symbol, these ports offer a more secure encrypted connection for your data. We highly recommend using secure ports whenever possible.

  • Non-Secure Ports (HTTP): While convenient, these ports transmit data unencrypted, making them less secure. It's generally best to avoid non-secure ports unless specifically instructed by a support technician.

Accessing cPanel, WHM, and Webmail Services

Here's a breakdown of the service subdomains and ports for accessing cPanel, WHM, and webmail:

cPanel & WHM Interfaces:

Interface Service Subdomain Secure Port *Non-Secure Port
cPanel

https://cpanel.example-domain.com

https://example-domain.com:2083 http://example-domain.com:2082
WHM

https://whm.example-domain.com

https://example-domain.com:2087 http://example-domain.com:2086
Webmail

https://webmail.example-domain.com

https://example-domain.com:2096 http://example-domain.com:2095
Additional Services:
Service Service Subdomain Secure Port *Non-Secure Port
AutoConfig

https://autoconfig.example-domain.com

https://example-domain.com:443 http://example-domain.com:443
Autodiscover

https://autodiscover.example-domain.com

https://example-domain.com:443 http://example-domain.com:443
CalDAV

https://cpcalendars.example-domain.com

https://example-domain.com:2080 http://example-domain.com:2079
CardDAV

https://cpcontacts.example-domain.com

https://example-domain.com:2080 http://example-domain.com:2079
Web Disk

https://webdisk.example-domain.com

https://example-domain.com:2078 http://example-domain.com:2077

 

Important Note:

While the table above includes non-secure port options, WebHostingM, for security reasons, does not recommend using non-secure ports. Always prioritize secure (HTTPS) connections whenever possible.

Now that you know how to access cPanel, WHM, and webmail services using service subdomains and ports, you're equipped to manage your website like a pro. Simply use the provided URLs and ports to securely connect to your desired interface and start exploring the powerful features at your fingertips.

Need Assistance?

If you encounter any difficulties accessing or managing your website through cPanel, WHM, or webmail, don't hesitate to reach out for support. Active WebHostingM customers can submit a ticket for personalized assistance. New to WebHostingM? Explore our affordable cPanel hosting plans at WebHostingM Store and unlock a world of hassle-free website management.


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