I've been testing Enhance for the last few months as a potential replacement for cPanel. It's tempting to be able to replace a stack of licenses like cPanel/Cloudlinux/Kernelcare/JetBackups with a sim

it integrated with Hostbill (which I use) or WHMCS (which I would have been prepared to license. Then I came across Enhance, and I decided to install the control panel - and wow - so different and cl

Sorry my bad, I was giving WHMCS 7 way of checking balance, it has changed in whmcs 8

I want to set up an auto-responder for client tickets, but I can't find clear instructions. Can anyone guide me on how to do this effectively? Your help is much appreciated.

here to claim double bandwidth and free Clientexec license

Also make sure to enable Windows Evaluation license else your VDS will shutdown every few hours

you can easily switch from trial key and back to your license and still have recent version, no need for "support upgrade"

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Any goodies for members with valid bus driver license? scnr

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Windows (will bring my own license)

With kvm you have to pay license for windows, with hyper v you dont pay for license for vps only for the host os. So with kvm it is not possible to get such low price unless you use unlicensed 2012r2

Don't tell me I didn't warn you. And yes I'm building an ark on mount Sinai. (I have a license for that)

Usually the password will sync between WHMCS and Virtualizor. These are two different softwares with two different password requirements, so sometimes the sync doesn't work. You can still use the Sing

* FREE Windows Server license

I apologize for the issues. We had over 1000+ people waiting to check out in our whmcs shopping cart. I admit we did not prepare well enough for the high demand and have enough inventory.

Check out Plesk. It's feature packed, yet it has a very easy to use surface. You can do reselling with it ("Web Host" license), and your costs are fixed. On of their best things is t

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Awesome i will have to hunt for a cheap vps to try it, their license pricing is confusing though

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