Using the User Manager in cPanel Print

The User Manager feature enables you to manage subaccount access to services from one convenient interface. These services include:

• E-mail
• FTP
• Web Disk

Adding subaccounts

To add a subaccount, follow these steps:

• Log in to cPanel.
• In the PREFERENCES area of the home screen, click User Manager.
• Click Add User.

Under Basic Information, complete the following options:
In the Name text box, type a display name for the subaccount.
In the Username text box, type the username.
In the Domain list box, select the domain for the username.
In the Contact Email Address text box, type the contact e-mail address.

Under Security Information, select one of the following options:
The user will set the account password: Select this option if you want the user to set his or her own password.
Set the user’s password: Select this option if you want to set the password yourself. Type the password in the Password and Confirm Password text boxes. Alternatively, you can click Generate and cPanel generates a strong, random password for you.

Under Services, enable or disable the following services:
To enable e-mail, under Email click the slider, and then set the mailbox quota.
To enable FTP, under FTP click the slider, and then set the storage quota and home directory.
To enable web disk, under Web Disk click the slider, and then set the home directory and permissions.

• Click Create. User Manager creates the user.

Editing subaccounts

To edit a subaccount, follow these steps:

• Log in to cPanel.
• In the PREFERENCES area of the home screen, click User Manager.
• Locate the subaccount you want to modify. If you just want to change the account password, click Change Password.
• Alternatively, to edit the subaccount settings, click Edit. Make your changes to the account settings, which are the same options presented during account creation.
• Click Save. User Manager saves the subaccount edits.

Deleting subaccounts

To delete a subaccount, follow these steps:

• Log in to cPanel.
• In the PREFERENCES area of the home screen, click User Manager.
• Locate the subaccount you want to delete, and then click Delete.
• Click Delete to confirm the deletion.