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  1. This is a long shot, but is there a way to associate an affiliate to ALL purchases done on a site, UNLESS an affiliate is entered in during the checkout process? I'm asking because I'd like to make it easy to divide my income from my co-designer's.
  2. Also looking for a solution to this for v8.8.0+ (using 8.9)
  3. Nevermind, I see I can manually activate it for the one domain I need to test it on. Is there a way to have "DNS Management" active by default?
  4. Also looking for DNS management area in WHMCS for end-users
  5. is the 98.* address one we can all use? I did a geolocate by IP and that's located in Mississippi, is that where eNom is?
  6. I may also be approaching this wrong (the 3+ server setup). We already have an established Web Design company, we're just adding hosting to make it easier for us to manage and deploy new systems. If we get random sign-ups from the internet, great. Most of the guides I saw for starting a hosting company using WHMCS seem... insecure. A lot of the guides say to install WHMCS to your WordPress installation, which seems like a pretty poor way to go about doing it. Hence Servers A and B. However, those guides also show deploying WHMCS using an existing hosting platform like Verpex or NameHero, where the "Host" (us) just deploys as they go. What's the best procedure for adding actual hosting servers where our customers (and we) will set up new websites with DirectAdmin as the backend?
  7. Hi everyone, I'm new here and new to using WHMCS. So far, here's what I've got: VPS Server A : WHMCS on Linux (2 CPU, 4GB RAM, 50GB NVMe) VPS Server B : WordPress on Linux, bridged to WHMCS using WHMpress (2CPU, 4GB RAM, 50GB NVMe) VPS Server C : Linux Server running DirectAdmin (2CPU, 4GB RAM, 100GB NVMe) I'm not a Linux guy... primary business is actually MSP / Consulting for SMB, primarily running Windows systems, a few running MacOS. My question is, what's the best practice to scale? Do I need to set up VPS Server D from scratch, installing Linux and DirectAdmin the way I did with VPS Server C, or can I clone VPS Server C, change a few settings, and continue? Is there a simple deployment method to spin up new DirectAdmin servers for use with WHMCS?
  8. Hi everyone, I haven't signed up for a community in ages... like, 2008 when I bought my previous car. My name is Mark, long time lurker, first time poster. I've been learning a lot here with the myriad of information that's been posted. I've been in the IT/MSP space for about 20 years and a couple years ago started a secondary business doing web design to assist my gf with getting into a career post-Covid. I've grown tired of some of the nuances of Siteground (like a caching system that has to be manually flushed and can't be disabled, lack of automation for new client sign-up/deployment, no API), so I decided to see if I could host myself, and then discovered WHMCS which would allow me to resell for everyone and it ticked all the right boxes. Working on the last bit of our new WHMCS + WHMpress integration, getting to a point where I need to ask questions. Anyway, hello to all, cheers - Mark
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