How is WHMreseller?

**ganesh.rao** · December 25th, 2006, 22:58

Hey all!

I wanted to know, if anyone here uses WHMreseller. I hope you all know what it is and incase you dont know you may check this website.

This is what they say...

Want to offer your Resellers the option of Reselling WHM in a simple and automated way?
Want to help give yourself an edge on the competition?

WHMreseller V1.2 will let you do just that. Its designed to intergrate into the WHM Control Panel (X-Skin) and will seem like part of WHM. WHMreseller enables the following:

* Lets you (root) easily manage multiple Master Resellers
* Lets your Master Resellers manage multiple Sub Resellers (Sub WHM Accounts)
* Automates WHM creation, WHM suspension, WHM termination, resource updates, account migration and general management
* Now you can let your Resellers handle their own cPanel Account Migrations
* Operates in a fully secure environment
* Is fully Intergrated into the WHM X-skin Control Panel
* Automatically keeps itself up-to-date with all WHM resource usage
* Easy to install and use
* Free upgrades for lifetime of License
* Only AU$49.95/y (approx US$38.60/y) per License (one License per server)

Want to learn more about this great product? Please feel free to visit our
Website: http://deasoft.com/software.php
Or email us at: enquiries@deasoft.com

Now what I want to know is how to do account migration. Lets suppose I have a normal WHM account on server "x" with 10 accounts. How do I transfer them to server "y" with WHMreseller installed? How can I transfer all of them?

And also how do I create sub-reseller accounts via WHMreseller?

**Richard** · December 26th, 2006, 11:54

To migrate them:

- Log into WHM on the new server (as root)
- Account Transfers
- Enter your root login from your OLD server
- Click "Copy"

To create a sub reseller account in WHMReseller, there is another area of the control panel.

I would not recommend getting WHMReseller, it's very buggy and unstable.

**ganesh.rao** · December 27th, 2006, 01:11

I would not recommend getting WHMReseller, it's very buggy and unstable.

I dont know abt that! Seems to be very nice to me.

**Craig** · December 27th, 2006, 04:24

I've been using it for about 5 months without problem, the only problem is the support deasoft offer, its very bad so if you don't know what your doing then find another solution.

**ganesh.rao** · December 27th, 2006, 23:35

I've been using it for about 5 months without problem, the only problem is the support deasoft offer, its very bad so if you don't know what your doing then find another solution.

But could you explain how do I do the migration? I need some help!

**JewlzK** · December 27th, 2006, 23:50

Originally Posted by Craig

I've been using it for about 5 months without problem, the only problem is the support deasoft offer, its very bad so if you don't know what your doing then find another solution.

I have to agree on this as well....the support from deasoft is simply horrible.

**ganesh.rao** · December 28th, 2006, 00:10

I have to agree on this as well....the support from deasoft is simply horrible.

But what about the migration? You people are running away from the topic. Forget their stupid support for now. Any help on the migration?

Hey JewlzK! Looks like you have too been using WHMreseller for a long time. So how do I do the migration?

**DavidsAwesome** · December 28th, 2006, 00:18

Originally Posted by hosting-shack

To migrate them:

- Log into WHM on the new server (as root)
- Account Transfers
- Enter your root login from your OLD server
- Click "Copy"

To create a sub reseller account in WHMReseller, there is another area of the control panel.

I would not recommend getting WHMReseller, it's very buggy and unstable.

this guy just said it

**bjdea1** · January 7th, 2007, 01:11

WHMreseller V2.4 has been released with bug fixes and improvements.

**ganesh.rao** · January 7th, 2007, 01:45

this guy just said it

I meant using WHMreseller, not cPanel's built in feature. And not via root!

**fireshark** · January 7th, 2007, 01:48

Do Full Backups for each account by hand and FTP them over.
One by one.

**bjdea1** · January 7th, 2007, 03:02

Originally Posted by ganesh.rao

I meant using WHMreseller, not cPanel's built in feature. And not via root!

As the developer of WHMreseller I'm happy to help you with this. Ask your Web Host to contact me via this page:
http://deasoft.com/contact.php
I will then check if they have setup WHMreseller properly and whether they have the latest release, they may have an older version.

**ganesh.rao** · January 8th, 2007, 07:48

As the developer of WHMreseller I'm happy to help you with this. Ask your Web Host to contact me via this page:
http://deasoft.com/contact.php
I will then check if they have setup WHMreseller properly and whether they have the latest release, they may have an older version.

Aaa... Well I own the server (rent it out & I have root access). I need to know this because my Clients keep asking and I pretty sure I have the latest version.