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You can remove the hosting package of your account, or, should you have root access, you can also remove the packages of other users from WHM. Log in to your WHM Account. Go to Packages >> Delete a Package or type Delete a Package in the menu filter box. The option will appear. Click on it. Under Delete a Package, select a package you want to remove and click on Delete. Congratulations, you have successfully removed the selected package.

Do you want to force cPanel users to change their passwords after login? If so, follow this tutorial. Log in to your WHM Account. Go to Account Functions >> Force Password Change or type Force Password in the menu filter box. The option will appear. Click on it. Under Force Password Change, click on Select All or select the users you want to force to change the password. After that, click on Submit. Now, it will force the selected users to change their password after login.

You can set up custom/private nameservers from WHM. Log in to WHM Account. Go to Server Configuration >> Basic WebHost Manager Setup or type Basic in the menu filter box. The option will appear. Click on it. Under Nameservers, select Explicitly Set the Nameservers. Enter or change the nameservers. Then click on Save Changes. Note: Domain propagation takes up to 24 hours.

WHM or Web Host Manager is a reseller end control pane. It allows you to have administrator access to the backend of cPanel. After you place an order and make a successful payment, you will receive a welcome email with login details. You can access the WHM from an IP address or hostname you received in your welcome email with the following port. Permanent URL: https://$hostname.com:2087 (SSL Protected). http://$hostname.com:2086 (Non-SSL – Insecure). Login using the IP Address: https://$ip-here:2087 (SSL Protected Need Exception). After your domain is propagated, you can access it from your domain as follows: https://example.com:2087. How to Login to WHM? Open your WHM login URL. Enter your WHM login details, and click on Login. If your login details are correct, you will have successfully logged in to your WHM Account.