That may be so but I still say that developing a fully featured knowledge base for a lesser used product is much more work than a provisioning module for WHMCS for a basic thing like mysql/phpmyadmin.

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Integrating a fully featured knowledge-base in to a less common third party system is a little more complex than a basic provisioning module for while WHMCS provides the framework for already.

Joking they wanted $500+ for a knowledge base for Blesta they could resell when I enquired before they stopped doing Blesta because of WHMCS.

If you rent them out do not give outsource access, the person who has control of the server will be able to purchase a windows license without you having to confirm and it will cost you 30 euros.

The reason it's hot, is because it's a WHMCS template. There are very few good looking ones, especially ones that are responsive.

» cPanel license: +$29.95 per month

http://themeforest.net/item/flathost-responsive-hosting-template-with-whmcs/5043574

Any VPS providers that support 500 emails per hour and also has cheap internal cPanel license ?

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It should. You can add multiple servers in WHMCS, each one can use SolusVM Extended and each one can connect to a different SolusVM Controller.

Well yes that is true, you could just have a vanilla server and a bespoke module for provisioning but if you cant write it yourself then you just end up being dependent on whoever makes the module for

I still process making it as addon whmcs - solusvm user. use client vps api and user account(user account used to reinstall the vps), and still not tested the security. here is screenshot :

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Windows available with your License

This works , but i needed a whmcs plugin.

* I got : http://www.primexeon.com/scripts/solusvm-control-for-whmcs/

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solusvm provides a WHMCS module have you looked ?

I am planning to resell VPSs with Multiple Hosts ( Individual VPSs , I wont be Buying Pooled Resources ) , say 3 DISTINCT/MULTIPLE Hosts and Give a Basic Access to my Clients via WHMCS.