HowTo: cPanel on port 80

[Pixelation]

Here's an interesting tutorial I wrote on how to use mod_proxy to allow your customers to access cPanel using port 80, in case other ports are blocked by a firewall.

http://www.securedminds.net/?p=9

I hope this might be useful for some...

[M3Killa]

Nice post.

[mymoonlight]

Here's an interesting tutorial I wrote on how to use mod_proxy to allow your customers to access cPanel using port 80, in case other ports are blocked by a firewall.

http://www.securedminds.net/?p=9

I hope this might be useful for some...

latest cpanel will auto change port to 80 if the port 2082 is blocked..~

[Zishan]

latest cpanel will auto change port to 80 if the port 2082 is blocked..~

There is a new feature in cPanel 11 called Proxy Domains. The reason behind this is to allow access to cPanel, WHM and webmail behind any firewall that blocks access to the respective ports. If proxy subdomains are enabled then you should be able to access cPanel, WHM and webmail as:

cPanel: http://cpanel.yourdomain.com
WHM: http://whm.yourdomain.com
Webmail: http://webmail.yourdomain.com

Its redirection is managed internally by cPanel. It requires Apache to be recently compiled so that cPanel/WHM/Webmail/Webdisk Proxy subdomains VirtualHost should be configured. There is an option in WHM > Tweak Settings to enable it by default on all accounts and it can manually be enabled on any domain using /scripts/proxydomains script.

[mymoonlight]

There is a new feature in cPanel 11 called Proxy Domains. The reason behind this is to allow access to cPanel, WHM and webmail behind any firewall that blocks access to the respective ports. If proxy subdomains are enabled then you should be able to access cPanel, WHM and webmail as:

cPanel: http://cpanel.yourdomain.com
WHM: http://whm.yourdomain.com
Webmail: http://webmail.yourdomain.com

Its redirection is managed internally by cPanel. It requires Apache to be recently compiled so that cPanel/WHM/Webmail/Webdisk Proxy subdomains VirtualHost should be configured. There is an option in WHM > Tweak Settings to enable it by default on all accounts and it can manually be enabled on any domain using /scripts/proxydomains script.

This function destroied my custom dns record on 1 server...all custom mx,A records were lost...nightmare

[Alexandre]

You can try cpanelproxy.
It is a third party application. All you need is to download and configure it according to the instructions http://cpanelproxy.net or SourceForge.net: cPanel Proxy

[zdh]

Links are not working

[BuckBennett]

Many companies can offer cpanel to use and manage the function. So cpanel should enjoys great popularity among them. the port may be changed according to the situation.

[SiberForum]

Cpanel has own support forums where you will be able to have more information

[orson.octavius]

I've been searching such a host some time ago.
Believe me, it's really hard to find something either
cheap and good quality.