Log in to your WHM control panel using your root user credentials.

In the WHM search bar, you have to click on “Account Functions“

Next, you have to select Terminate Account.

Now, you’ll see a list of cPanel accounts on your server. You have to locate the account you want to delete. Then, you have to click the “Remove” button next to the username of the account you want to terminate.

A confirmation message will appear, asking you to verify if you want to remove the account. This action is permanent and cannot be undone.

Second Method:

Keeping DNS Zone (if needed):

• Before confirming, you have the option to keep the DNS zone for the domain associated with that cPanel account on your server.
• There will be a checkbox named “Keep DNS Zone” next to each account. Tick this box if you want to keep the DNS zone.

Final Confirmation:

• Double-check that you are terminating the correct account.
• Click on “Yes, remove this account” to proceed with the termination.

Additional Notes:

You can also terminate multiple accounts at once by selecting the checkbox next to each account you want to remove and clicking “Remove selected accounts” followed by the confirmation.

It’s advisable to back up the website and any important data associated with the cPanel account before terminating it, as this process is permanent.

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Adjust the bandwidth limit in WHM, then Follow these process:

1)  You would need to do is login to WHM. And scroll down on the left side to the Account Functions area

2)  Click the Limit button from the Account Functions section of the menu

3) Click the ‘Limit’ button to modify the bandwidth settings of the cPanel account

5) Type in the new monthly bandwidth value in megabytes.

4) Click the change button. The account’s bandwidth has been changed to the new value.

Note: You’re now able to easily change a cPanel account’s monthly bandwidth limits in WHM.

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