To install cPanel & WHM on your server, run the following command:
cd /home && curl -o latest -L https://securedownloads.cpanel.net/latest && sh latestThis command changes your session to the home directory, downloads the latest version of cPanel & WHM, and runs the installation script.
Note:
We recommend that you run the installation command within a Linux screen session. The Linux screen command allows you to create a shell session that will stay active through a network disruption.
1. To determine whether your operating system contains screen and it exists in your path, run the which screen command. The system will return /usr/bin/screen if screen exists on your system and whether it exists in your path.
If your system does not contain screen, you can install it with the yum install screen command.
To run a screen session, enter the screen command. Then, run the installation command.
2. If your session disconnects for some reason, log back in to your server and run the screen -r command. This will reconnect you to your screen session.
Important:
cPanel, L.L.C. designs software for commercial hosting. Therefore, we only license publicly visible, static IP addresses. We do not license dynamic, reserved, sticky, or internal IP addresses.
We do not provide an uninstaller. If you wish to remove our software, you must reformat the server.
Only install cPanel & WHM on a freshly-installed operating system.
You must log in to the server as the root user in order to install cPanel & WHM. If you do not possess root-level access, contact your system administrator or hosting provider for assistance.
We recommend that you use the cPanel & WHM installer, which installs all of the services that it requires. If you install services before you install cPanel & WHM, you will encounter compatibility issues.
New installations of cPanel & WHM default to the fast installation mode. To disable the fast installation mode, use the steps in our Customize Your Installation documentation.
For more Details : https://docs.cpanel.net/installation-guide/install/
