Restoring a cPanel account is useful when you need to recover a website, email accounts, or other data from a backup. WHM provides a built-in Transfer/Restore feature that allows server administrators to restore cPanel accounts easily. This method is commonly used when moving accounts between servers or recovering data from a backup file.

  1. Log in to your WHM account as the root user.
  2. In the search bar or menu, find and click on Transfers.
  3. Select Transfer or Restore a cPanel Account.
  4. Choose the Restore option (instead of Transfer, if you are restoring from a local backup or uploaded backup file).
  5. Upload or select the cPanel backup file (usually a .tar.gz file) that you want to restore.
  6. Review and adjust the restore settings if needed (such as the username, domain, or other options).
  7. Assign an IP address to the account if required.
  8. Click the Restore button to start the process.

We hope that you now have a good understanding of restoring your cPanel Accounts Using The “Transfer” Option In WHM. If you continue to have problems with the protocol outlined above, please contact the bodHOST Team for constructive assistance 24/7.

Read Also: How To Create a cPanel Package In WHM?

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