Once logged into WHM, go to Add a Package under Packages.

Give a name to the package in the blank for New Package Name.

Resources

Quota (MB): This will be the disk space available for any account set up using this package.

Bandwidth (MB): This will be the bandwidth available for accounts using this package.

Max FTP Accounts: The number of FTP accounts that can be created in the account’s cPanel.

Max Email Accounts: The number of email addresses can can be created in cPanel.

Max Email Lists: The number of email lists that can be created in cPanel.

Max Databases: The number of databases that can be created in cPanel.

Max Subdomains: The number of subdomains (ie: sub.domain.com) that can be created in cPanel.

Max Parked Domains: The number of parked domains that can be set up in cPanel.

Max Addon Domains: The number of additional domains/sites the cPanel can host.

Settings

Dedicated IP: Only check this if you want accounts being set up with this package to automatically have a Dedicated IP assigned to them.

Select Options: You can check or uncheck the options for Shell Access, Frontpage Extensions and CGI Access, depending on what you want the accounts to have access to.

cPanel Theme: The default cPanel theme that is set for this account when created with this package.

Feature List: If you ever set up a custom Feature List, you select it here.

Locale: The language that the cPanel will be using.

When done, click on Add.

http://www.yourdomain.com/whm

http://whm.yourdomain.com/

If you have run out of bandwidth, try one of these:

http://hostingIPaddress/whm

https://hostingIPaddress/whm

Please watch our movie tutorial over how to login to WHM.

There are a few ways to log into WHM. The best way depends on if your domain name has propagated yet.

http://yourIPaddress/whm (Example: http://1.2.3.4/whm)

If the domain name is already propagated, then you can use the domain name to log into cpanel. Here is an example:

http://www.yourdomainname.com/whm or http://whm.yourdomainname.com/