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The starting point for setting up WHMCS on Krystal reseller hosting - prerequisites and an index of every step in the installation guide.
Updated 1 week ago by Ben Oates
What WHMCS does and how to obtain a licence for it, so your clients can order hosting services and pay invoices through your own site.
This guide walks you through downloading the latest version of WHMCS from within the Krystal Client area and installing it. Prior to installing WHMCS.
How to work through the WHMCS Getting Started Wizard: your business details, a payment gateway, and letting clients purchase hosting.
Updated 5 days ago by Ben Oates
The steps to take after installing WHMCS to secure and harden it, with links to the relevant WHMCS documentation.
How to set up the WHMCS cron job that automates invoicing, account suspensions and syncing with domain registrars.
How to set up and use the WHMCS Update Utility to move to a new version.
How to set up regular backups of your WHMCS databases and configuration files on Krystal reseller hosting.
How to link WHMCS to your WHM server so that client orders provision cPanel accounts automatically.
How to add a payment gateway to WHMCS so you can take payments and issue refunds, including PayPal and Stripe.
How to install and configure the Krystal Domain Reseller module in WHMCS so you can sell domain registrations and transfers to your clients.
How to choose which domains you sell in WHMCS and set your pricing, once a domain registrar module is configured.
How to customise the look and feel of your WHMCS client area so it matches your own brand instead of the default installation.
How to create hosting products in WHMCS and link them to the packages on your reseller hosting account.
An overview of order and client management in WHMCS, with links to the relevant WHMCS documentation.
How to set up email piping so messages sent to a support address are imported into WHMCS as tickets automatically.
How to enable the ionCube loader and other PHP extensions in cPanel, which WHMCS requires.
What WHM does on a reseller account, and how to set it up so you can create hosting packages and manage your customers' cPanel accounts.
Updated 5 days ago
by Ben Oates
