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How to Purchase and Install CloudLinux in WHM

This article explains how to purchase and install CloudLinux through WHM, Manage2, and the cPanel Store. It also covers requirements, important notes, automatic installation steps, and how to choose the correct license for your server.

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~3 min read · Updated Feb 20, 2026

1. Introduction to CloudLinux


CloudLinux is a secure and optimized version of Linux designed for shared hosting environments. cPanel & WHM servers allow you to purchase and install CloudLinux directly from WHM.


Note:


Hosting providers can disable the CloudLinux alert in Manage2.


2. Purchase a CloudLinux License from WHM


Step 1: Log in to WHM


Log in as the root user or a reseller with root-level privileges.


Step 2: Open the Home Interface


Navigate to:


WHM » Home


Note:


You can also find the CloudLinux installation option in:


  • WHM » Home » Software » MultiPHP Manager
  • WHM » Home » Software » EasyApache 4 (under PHP Versions)

Step 3: Start the Purchase


Click Upgrade to CloudLinux at the top of the Home interface.


Important:


If the CloudLinux banner does not appear, one of the following may apply:


  • Your server does not support CloudLinux.
  • Your hosting provider disabled CloudLinux purchases.
  • Your server cannot connect to the cPanel Store.

Step 4: Log in to the cPanel Store


If already logged in, verify your account details and click Allow Access.


Step 5: Complete the Purchase


The system automatically selects the correct license type and IP address. Review your order, accept the agreements, and click Pay Now.


After Purchase:


  • A confirmation message appears.
  • You receive an invoice via email.
  • If issues occur, an error message will appear.

3. Install CloudLinux


After purchase, WHM automatically begins installing CloudLinux. When installation completes, a success message will appear.


4. Purchase Through Manage2


Important:


Only cPanel Partners can purchase CloudLinux licenses through Manage2.


Steps:


  • Log in to Manage2.
  • Navigate to Dashboard » Licenses » Add License.
  • Enter the server IP, Group, and Package.
  • Click Add License.

5. Purchase from the cPanel Store


Step 1: Log in


Go to:


Store » Extensions


Step 2: Add CloudLinux to Your Cart


  • Click Order Now under CloudLinux.
  • Select the license type (CloudLinux or CloudLinux for cPanel).
  • Enter your server’s IP address.
  • Click Continue.

Step 3: Complete the Purchase


Important: Monthly licenses require a stored primary credit card.


  • Accept the EULA.
  • Select a payment method: stored card, new card, or PayPal.
  • Click Complete Order.

6. Install CloudLinux


After purchase, CloudLinux is ready to install. Follow the official CloudLinux installation documentation. After installation, the CloudLinux banner will no longer appear in MultiPHP Manager.


Conclusion


Purchasing and installing CloudLinux through WHM, Manage2, or the cPanel Store is simple and automated. CloudLinux enhances server stability, security, and resource management for shared hosting environments.


Written & researched by Dr. Shahin Siami

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