In cPanel you can manage your FTP, Email, and, Web Disk users using a single interface. You can merge accounts(email, FTP, and Web Disk) into a single Subaccount add new users, edit existing users, link existing users, and delete them using the User Manager in cPanel. This interface does not allow you to create new cPanel accounts, you need a Reseller package or server administrator privilege for this.<\/p>\n
Add Subaccount<\/strong><\/p>\n In order to manage Subaccounts in User Manager follow the instructions below:<\/p>\n Subaccount Services<\/strong><\/p>\n You will be prompted by the system to either link or cancel a new account during creation if the Subaccount username tallies with an existing Email\/FTP\/Web Disk username<\/p>\n To link the account with the Subaccount, follow these steps:<\/p>\n Email service<\/strong> allows you to enable the Subaccount’s email address, for example, username@testing.com<\/p>\n FTP service<\/strong> allows you to manage your website’s files, for example, username@testing.com FTP account.<\/p>\n If you use these Windows versions (Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10), you must enable Digest Authentication in order to access Web Disk over a clear text, unencrypted connection. if the domain uses a signed SSL certificate, then you need not enable Digest Authentication<\/p>\n How to Login to Subaccount<\/strong><\/p>\n You can easily log in to your Subaccount\u2019s email and FTP using the credentials which you have entered while creating a user. The user will set the account password when you created the Subaccount, follow the steps in this guide<\/a> to set their password.<\/p>\n After you create a Subaccount, you can use several methods(webmail, FTP, web disk) to access it:<\/p>\n a. Login to webmail:<\/strong><\/p>\n b. Login to FTP: <\/strong><\/p>\n For more information on how to access your hosting account via FTP, check this guide.<\/a><\/p>\n c. Log in to Web Disk:<\/strong> How to Edit Subaccount<\/strong><\/p>\n Follow these steps to Edit a Subaccount<\/p>\n How to Delete Subaccount<\/strong><\/p>\n Click on Delete and then verify that you wish to delete the account. Deleting a Subaccount removes all of the Subaccount’s services.<\/p>\n\n
\nYou can either let the system set the password for you by choosing The user will set the account password<\/strong> or manually setup the password by choosing Set the user’s password<\/strong>.<\/li>\n\n
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\nHost<\/strong>: IP Address of your cPanel account\/server.
\nPort<\/strong>: Leave blank or use default port 21.
\nUser<\/strong>: Enter the Subaccount username with the domain name(username@domainname)
\nPassword<\/strong>: Subaccount password<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\nYou can connect through a third-party client or your local computer\u2019s operating system
\nCheck the instruction on how to configure Web Disk on Windows here<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n
\nFull name <\/strong>\u2014 First and last name of the Subaccount user
\nContact Email Address<\/strong> \u2014 A different email address for the Subaccount’s user
\nSecurity Information<\/strong> \u2014 Change Password
\nEmail, FTP and Web Disk<\/strong> \u2014 The Subaccount’s access to email, FTP, and Web Disk services<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n