Overview
If you purchased your cPanel & WHM license from cPanel, L.L.C. and experience a technical issue your cPanel server, you can submit a support request. cPanel Technical Support operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We provide support for the following products:
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cPanel & WHM®
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cPanel DNSOnly®
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CloudLinux™
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KernelCare
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Imunify360
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LiteSpeed Web Server
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JetBackup
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If you obtained your cPanel & WHM license from one of our Partners, contact them directly for support.
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For billing, license, and account support, submit a support request with cPanel Customer Service.
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If you need support and own a cPanel license, but have not yet installed cPanel & WHM on your server, submit a support request with cPanel Customer Service.
Support request requirements
Before you submit a support request, you will need the following information:
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Your cPanel & WHM server’s hostname or IP address.
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Your server’s Support Access ID. To locate your ID, use one of the following methods:
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Navigate to the Contact cPanel section of WHM’s Support Center interface (WHM >> Home >> Support >> Support Center).
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Log in to the server as a
root-level user and run the/usr/local/cpanel/cpanel -Scommand.
Note:If you are a cPanel Partner, you do not need to provide a Support Access ID.
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Submit a support request
You can submit a support request using the following methods:
The Create Support Ticket interface
You can open a support request with cPanel Technical Support in WHM’s Create Support Ticket interface (WHM >> Home >> Support >> Create Support Ticket). This interface guides you through the support request creation process and helps identify your support request requirements. It also automates the SSH authorization process.
The cPanel Customer Portal
To submit a request for cPanel Technical Support, perform the following steps:
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Log in to the cPanel Customer Portal interface. The cPanel Customer Portal uses the same login details as your cPanel Store account.
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Click Submit a Request. You can find this at the top of the cPanel Customer Portal.
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Follow the prompts to complete your support request.
After you complete your support request, you will receive an email confirmation. This email contains your support request’s ID. It also provides information about how to grant cPanel Technical Support access to your server.
You will not receive an email for the created support request if you select the Disable Email Notifications setting.
Manage2
If you are a cPanel Partner, you can open a ticket in Manage2. In the Manage2 dashboard, click Submit a New Priority Support Request. This will direct you to the cPanel Customer Portal interface.
Grant cPanel Technical Support access to your server
If you need to provide cPanel Technical Support access to your server, you can do so at any time. For more information, read our How to Authenticate your Server for cPanel Technical Support documentation.
