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We are happy to announce that cPanel, L.L.C. has released cPanel & WHM Version 92 to the STABLE tier! With this release, we are adding a fantastic new WordPress® management tool, several new experimental features for CentOS 8, and lots more! Take a look at highlights for this version on our release site, or check out our full release notes. Then, join us on Discord, Reddit, or our Support Forums!
We added a new feature called WordPress Toolkit. WordPress Toolkit is a management interface that enables you to easily install, configure, and manage WordPress. WordPress Toolkit is available in both a Lite and Deluxe version.
Read MoreWe are adding an experimental version of cPanel & WHM Version 92 that provides minimal functionality for CentOS 8 and CloudLinux 8 servers.
Warning This experimental software is not recommended for production environments.
We are adding support for MySQL 8 for CentOS 8 and CloudLinux 8 servers. MySQL 8 is the default database service for CentOS 8 and CloudLinux 8. Warning You cannot upgrade MySQL 8 to MariaDB® 10.x due to incompatibilities.
Read MoreFor CentOS 8 and CloudLinux 8 servers, the system automatically installs ImageMagick® from the EPEL repository. | Read More
We are adding new standardized hooks for ModSecurity functions and for the /usr/local/cpanel/scripts/modsec_vendor script. | Read More
We now provide ModSecurity 3.0 on an experimental basis. This new version supports servers that run both Apache and NGINX. | Read More
In cPanel & WHM Version 92, we are adding a cPanel Dynamic DNS interface (cPanel >> Home >> Domains >> Dynamic DNS). The Dynamic DNS (DDNS) feature simplifies access to networks that use a dynamic IP address. | Read More
We are updating the look and feel of WHM’s Host Access Control interface (WHM >> Home >> Security Center >> Host Access Control). | Read More
You can generate ECDSA keys, use those keys in certificate signing requests, and purchase and install ECDSA-based certificates in cPanel & WHM. By default, the system uses RSA, 2,048-bit key types. | Read More