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Well most billing systems such as WHMCS store them in database encrypted, you can't decrypt the password without configuration cc_ hash, but it will be visible in the frontend in the password field. T

We do offer Windows Server 2019/2022 as a template, but then we are required to provide a license to the user. It costs us additional $6.50/vCPU/month.

I personally recommend GC if he looking for Windows with a license included.

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Really? I thought it was up to the customer to ensure they had a valid license. Maybe I misunderstand what you mean by custom installation, though. I have to admit I never use Windows and so have no i

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Out of curiosity, what's wrong with running Windows if the user is bringing their own Windows license? Is it that it is too resource-heavy for cheap plans?

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I might be wrong, but have you seen some in-built ways in WHMCS for the below issues to get some notification?

Sorry but I don't see the point of this at all. Why would WHMCS need monitoring, plus it has health checks built in?

Before I start building deeper WHIMS-specific monitoring into it, I’d really appreciate some input from people actually running WHMCS in production.

Basically a listing and possibly whmcs scanner (?) of promo plans with affiliate links.

Only place that virtualizor for some reason stores the password in, is WHMCS Password field of the service. But this field is encrypted.

* [Feature] WHMCS Self-Provisioning Module - New billing module for WHMCS integration with self-provisioning resource packs and billing API endpoints.

I think it should try to strive for that, but it doesn't necessarily need RMS levels of strictness. If there's absolutely no other option, then it would be fine if some component isn't FOSS. In my opi

Blame whmcs for counting non-active customer

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has anyone used this https://web-shop-hosting.com/whmcs-seo-module