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In case something goofy happens, I have a reseller shared cPanel hosting, 50GB, 10 cPanel accounts, I'm sure unlimited domains/inboxes, and everything works hunky dory there. I can always switch my MX

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It is a Linux server, yes. If so there are many way to do a backup, but the best way would probably depend on what you were backing up. If there are no running sql data bases then rsync'ing the direc

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You could use mcrypt or zip with a password before sending the backup via rsync that would be easy and fast. If you have p7zip on the local server then I can post up a simple script for you to do it

I run all my email through a reseller account on RackNerd. Previously I had email (MXRoute) via NexusBytes but ditched that a few months ago due to the emerging company issues. I haven't noticed any d

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I used to use cPanel DNSOnly, then had a couple of DA Personal licenses, then used providers that provided free DA licenses with a VPS.

✔ cPanel and DirectAdmin license available for an additional fee.

* pre-installed Software (Rocket.Chat, TeamSpeak 3, FastPanel, cPanel, Vesta, ISPmanager, Bitrix, Pagoda, Plesk, Hestia and many others)

* cPanel and Plesk license available for an additional fee.

cPanel/WHM (Linux)

Pricing is more than to be desired but guess it isn't too bad. Right now I have a cPanel DNSOnly cluster and looking at options for switching/adding DA into the mix. Traditionally DA would suggest buy

That being said, if anyone is offering 50 cPanel account Unmetered reseller for $5/month, sign me up too. It's literally impossible to do that pricing because the cPanel cost alone is more than that.

goes with "unmetered" storage cPanel hosting. Most websites only use 5-10GB, so most web hosts rely on people not actually using a whole lot of space. That's where they make their m