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Originally Posted by Lexus45
i prefer the classical way, without any GUI frontends, but it's only my opinion
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That's the best way from a security standpoint. It's only when you have a lot of domains on a server that you're practically forced into using cPanel/WHM. It works well and is convenient but costs $25/mo and only works well on Red Hat and its spinoffs. I tried ordering a dedicated server with FreeBSD and cPanel, and the hosting company had to call cPanel to figure out how to install it. They also had to use FreeBSD 7.0 even though 7.2 was out since cPanel focused on Red Hat. The tech support also said it was an unstable combination, so we ended up reloading with CentOS. I asked about Webmin just in case I get the money and ended up transferring to a cheap dedicated server.