I can create VMs in the web interface, but not automatically from WHMCS. are you doing so from WHMCS, or the virtualizor web interface?

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when clustering servers, can you allow WHMCS to provision VPS via the master only. rather than WHMCS having to decide which server to use.

@virtualizor Just a suggestion: you could have an option of free license for 2-3 vm's for personal use only.

[Bugfix] The SolusVM WHMCS importer had some bugs which prevented the conversion to Virtualizor. This is now fixed.

I'm curious how you can find him asking you to wait 24 - 48 hours for us to provision your cpanel & license as rude, especially since he gave you a refund right away when you said that wasn't

Also they have a very good system, ie you can change your license IP instantly, etc, plus you get addons with it with the coupon (like whmextra free).

*For Windows you'll have to provide your own license key and/or link to ISO, we have Windows 2008 and Windows 2012 ISO/Templates available.

We are not yet a cPanel NOC partner, however you can easily get a cPanel license from buycpanel for a decent price.

I can set you up with exactly what you need and the cpanel cost will be $12.00 per license per month

I think I've had it with ChicagoVPS. Every damn month my WHM/CPANEL license expires and I can't manage my domains properly. The only thing I have going for me is I have three VPS's with them and my WH

We don't however offer Windows at present, but we can install it, if you supply the license.

I've already bought a license. Please close this post. Thanks!

I have an unbranded lifetime license just sitting there... would let it go for $280

I think the only call I ever got from some kind of service was from buycpanel telling me that they issued my cPanel license and if I need any help installing it. Even if could be useless, I'm against

Im making the move to Blesta too, lack of proper support for multiple companies with SSL's and just overall shitty interface and functionality. WHMCS also does not follow any sort of proper accounting

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I have plenty of experience, and an owned licence, with WHMCS. I don't want to use it for a number of reasons including no support for multiple businesses, a poor API, ageing/insecure code, etc.

Nope. Avoid about WHMCS.