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adduser
useradd <username>
http://linux.die.net/man/8/useradd
See "Add a non-root user" https://linuxinstructions.wordpress.com/
And he have his space and can login thru ssh?
See "Log on as the non-root user" on the same page
useradd -m <username>
passwd <username>
and you're ready to login through SSH in his homefolder
Really? Nothing against you @BuyAds but this is a really really really basic linux question. You should know this if you have a vps, or at least you should be able to google this?!
Well i dont know if the user have his space ex. 5GB space and 30GB bandwidth and if the user can add user.
No the users use the same space and bandwidth:)
And how can split the space cPanel and i cant?
Sorry, but nobody understands this question. Please ask it again in a different way. A longer explanation of what you want to do may help us understand.
You can use filesystem quotas to set the maximum space per user, but not sure if there is a way to set the bandwidth limit.
I think he meant to ask
How can cPanel set such quotas and I can't.
Well, install a control panel like ISPConfig, VestaCP, Ajenti, Virtualmin and you might.
This... This times a thousand. Not only that, but Google for crying out loud. I really hope he isn't going to be trying to sell things.
"$5 A Month Premium Cpanel services, with quotas!....."
please please please please please please dont.
https://documentation.cpanel.net/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=360659