sniperscope
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- Apr 1, 2012
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hi.
I am currently customer of cPanel. I am selling dedicated hosting. At the beginning i was happy cPanel but as you can imagine cPanel cost me a lot money when my customer increase.
So, i am thinking to give a try to DirectAdmin. I read many topics and posts in various forums. and most of people says DA's features almost same as cPanel/WHM.
Here is something i want to clear some of questions.
1 - Does DA support un-installation?
2 - If i buy yearly license is it possible to change lifetime at anytime?
3 - Can i use CSF with DA WITHOUT a problem?
4 - Does DA has Mod Security?
5 - Does DA has Munin or equivalent software?
6 - How can i manage SSL certificates? since i did not see any option in demo account.
7 - Does DA update CentOS and it-self automatically?
8 - How can i create hosting packages?
9 - Is there tweak settings like cPanel provide?
10 - How can i create a new account? because i didn't see any menu entry for that.
11 - Is there any trial license?
NOTE: I always use CentOS 5.x as server Operating System.
Regards
I am currently customer of cPanel. I am selling dedicated hosting. At the beginning i was happy cPanel but as you can imagine cPanel cost me a lot money when my customer increase.
So, i am thinking to give a try to DirectAdmin. I read many topics and posts in various forums. and most of people says DA's features almost same as cPanel/WHM.
Here is something i want to clear some of questions.
1 - Does DA support un-installation?
2 - If i buy yearly license is it possible to change lifetime at anytime?
3 - Can i use CSF with DA WITHOUT a problem?
4 - Does DA has Mod Security?
5 - Does DA has Munin or equivalent software?
6 - How can i manage SSL certificates? since i did not see any option in demo account.
7 - Does DA update CentOS and it-self automatically?
8 - How can i create hosting packages?
9 - Is there tweak settings like cPanel provide?
10 - How can i create a new account? because i didn't see any menu entry for that.
11 - Is there any trial license?
NOTE: I always use CentOS 5.x as server Operating System.
Regards