This guide will help you understand how to configure password strength for users in WHM. For any hosting user who logs in with a password, server security is very important. Stronger password requirements help protect accounts from unauthorized access. WHM allows server administrators to set the minimum password strength for cPanel users and other services on the server.

Follow the steps below to configure password strength in WHM:

  1. Log in to WHM
    Sign in to your WHM account using the root username and password (or an account with sufficient administrative privileges).
  2. Open Password Strength Configuration
    In the WHM search bar or menu, go to the Security Center section and click on Password Strength Configuration.
    Security Center
  3. Set the default password strength
    On this page, you can define the default required password strength for accounts on the server. The strength is set using a numeric value (usually on a scale such as 0 to 100), where a higher number means a stronger password is required.
  4. Adjust the strength setting
    You can set the password strength in two ways:
    Use the horizontal slider to increase or decrease the required strength
    Or directly type the desired strength value into the input box
  5. Apply the changes
    Once you have selected the preferred password strength, click the Save button to apply the new settings.password strangth configuration

We hope this guide helps you understand how to configure password strength for users in WHM. For related information, you can also read: How to Reset Your cPanel Account Password in WHM.

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