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cmafia
I'm an Ensim person but one of my customers wants to know a question about Cpanel and I'm not sure. To login to the admin for cpanel, is it just like in Ensim where you use the /admin at the end of the domain? Thanks!
gochris
you can use /cpanel/ at the end of the domain.
cmafia
Does /admin work, though??? I'm hoping not b/c that's his biggest complaint.
jaredweb
no /admin does not work. Only /cpanel unless some apache tweaking is done to switch it to something else.
a.tuttle
Yes /cpanel and :2082 is how you would get to cpanel -- it is possible to change it though although I would suggest getting an experienced admin to do that.
cryptic
You can change it to /admin in the httpd.conf i'm sure. I reserve the right to be wrong though icon_wink.gif

-Dave
ramprage
Check out my Cpanel Newbie guide with outlines some basics like logging into your machine and much more.

http://www.webhostgear.com/3
cmafia
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Originally posted by ramprage
Check out my Cpanel Newbie guide with outlines some basics like logging into your machine and much more.

http://www.webhostgear.com/3


thanks!
Erwin
You should use the secure URLs:

WHM:
https://YOURIP:2087/

CPanel:
https://YOURIP:2083/

Using /cpanel/ is unsecure and your name and password is in plain text - unless you modify httpd.conf.
Fractal
I'm migrating some users from an Ensim server to cpanel and it would make it a little easier for end users if their admin url was the same as in Ensim. (www.domain.com/admin)

I know I can do this by adding the following line to httpd.conf:

"ScriptAlias /admin /usr/local/cpanel/base/sredirect.cgi"

However, i'm not sure if this will break anything in cpanel? Anyone know if that url isused for anything else? OSCommerce or any other script or application?

Thanks (I'm a cpanel newbie)

-Fractal
eth00
All of the links should be relative and it should not give you any trouble, that being said I have not personally tried it.
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