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Web Host Manager Administration Guide: Run your web host with the popular WebHost Manager software

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Web Host Manager Administration Guide: Rυח уουr web host wіtһ tһе well Ɩονеԁ WebHost Manager software Product Description
Rυח уουr web host wіtһ tһе well Ɩονеԁ WebHost Manager software Set up уουr server using WHM’s powerful server management features Learn һοw tο manage standard аחԁ reseller accounts Keep аח eye οח уουr server аחԁ learn tο spot problems before tһеу become serious Learn copious tools аחԁ add-ons tһаt саח һеƖр уου manage уουr server аחԁ differentiate уουr hosting frοm οtһеr providers. Iח Detail WebHost Manager іѕ a package used bу web hosts tο manage tһеіr … More >>

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  • J. Ortman says:
    April 4, 2010 at 3:24 am

    There really wasn’t a book of this kind before this came out. Before if I need Web Host Manager help, I usually had to rely on the citations that came with cPanel (which isn’t fantastic) or had to use the cPanel forums (which are nice, assuming you can find what you need). This book was a very handy guide, and had information on WHM that I didn’t know existed (and I’ve been working with WHM for years). So here’s the order I’ll be looking for cPanel/WHM information now:

    1) This book

    2) The forums

    3) Then, if all else fails, the citations

    Like any book of this type, it’ll be dated when/if cPanel makes a major change, but it’ll still be useful beyond that.
    Rating: 4 / 5

  • Charlottezweb.com says:
    April 4, 2010 at 5:40 am

    I was sent a copy of this book to assess as a neutral third have fun

    host. I have no relation to the author/publisher or any personal

    benefit in reviewing the book.

    Just like the author’s cPanel book which I also loved, this book was

    logically ordered, clear and simple to know. It also includes

    screenshots of virtually every part of WHM you may possibly ever want to see.

    As expected, it takes you step by step from the beginning to getting

    into advanced WHM functionality. An advantage to this text though is

    that it includes the author’s own experience (most of which I agreed

    with) on what things you should and should not do. If you don’t know

    yet, WHM allows access to all sorts of settings that aren’t always

    going to be suitable for all server applications. He does more than

    just saying how to do it; he provides description on when you should

    or shouldn’t use something which is fantastic.

    If you’re a seasoned WHM veteran, you may find a business here and there

    that you weren’t familiar with (I did), but I reckon the most value is

    going to be had by persons who are new to cPanel/WHM. If you’re building

    the go towards becoming a Reseller and you’re completely new to WHM,

    this book is going to save you tons of support tickets and headaches.

    A nice addition to your cPanel/WHM library.
    Rating: 4 / 5

  • BH says:
    April 4, 2010 at 7:41 am

    First, this book is extremely outdated, published three years ago– virtual eons when it comes to tech books a propos apps like WHM that are constantly being simplified. Some of the book screen shots are entirely outdated. And only the bare basics are covered here, with hardly any definitions of many of the terms. This is really just an intro to WHM. You’re better off at the WHM forum unless you need an overview.
    Rating: 2 / 5

  • Sherry Haney says:
    April 4, 2010 at 8:44 am

    All of the online citations for WHM is way too basic. This book really describes everything in detail and in an simple to know format.

    I highly recommend it for anyone using WHM.

    Rating: 5 / 5

  • Marc Chelin says:
    April 4, 2010 at 8:48 am

    I find this book to be an brilliant allusion book even as using WHM. Before purchasing this book, it was a tedious process trying to find and use other help sources, not to mention a small confusing too.

    I find that both books by Aric Pedersen “cPanel User Guide and Tutorial” and “Web Host Manager Administration Guide” are of equal value.

    I highly recommend these books if you are finding yourself confused.

    Marc

    Rating: 5 / 5

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