This groundbreaking update brings together the full power of both VPS and Cloud provisioning into a unified, future-ready product.

Guided by real-world feedback, popular feature requests, and a clear vision of what providers need today, version 4.0 does way more than just refresh the interface – it reconstructs what’s possible in a single Proxmox VE management toolkit. The name has changed, the framework has modernized, and the potential has multiplied – but at its core, Proxmox VE VPS & Cloud For WHMCS 4.0 is still the solution you know and trust, now better equipped for where you’re headed next.

One module: two modes to choose your type

With version 4.0, you no longer need to juggle two separate WHMCS modules. A single product allows you to define whether to behave as VPS or Cloud type. Once selected, the module dynamically adjusts its settings to match your desired provisioning style.

For WHMCS administrators, this essentially means:

• One product group to manage.
• No duplication of products or configuration options.
• A more organized and cleaner admin area.

Client area: all features, for everyone

The client area has been fully modernized and unified across both product types, offering a consistent visual experience built on our latest framework. Whether a client is handling a VPS or a Cloud instance, they get the same modern interface and access to the full range of tools, which means no more missing features based on the service in use.

Thanks to the merge, tools that were previously exclusive to one product type are now available for both. For example, Backup Collection now allows clients to organize and manage their backups more efficiently, making it easier to access and download stored copies. Backup Schedules enable automated backup creation through recurring jobs tailored to individual client schedules, a feature that was previously unavailable for Cloud-type products but is now fully supported.

Additionally, clients can now take advantage of Resource Notifications, which alert them when resource thresholds for CPU, RAM, or disk are exceeded, an essential addition for keeping virtual machines healthy and under control. Lastly, VM Power Tasks are now accessible directly from the client area, allowing users to schedule shutdowns, reboots, and power-on actions. These operations are now processed via the queue to assure stability and proper task execution.

All existing tools like Graphs, Snapshots, Firewall, Reinstallation, and Network settings are fully preserved and available on both product types. Feel free to also check our documentation for more details on how each tool functions.

Addon: improved integration with extra tools

With only one product to integrate, the Proxmox VE VPS & Cloud addon is now deeply synchronized with the main module and all created services. This eliminates version mismatches between VPS and Cloud products and ensures full compatibility with both existing services and future updates.

In addition to better integration, this WHMCS addon includes a whole collection of new operational tools right out of the box, designed to enhance both backend management and overall performance.

App Templates & Media Library

One of the standout additions in version 4.0 is the built-in App Templates section, backed by the Media Library.

App Templates let you define preconfigured VM environments, perfect for offering ready-to-use systems like WordPress, cPanel, or LAMP stacks. You can handle a number of custom parameters, including for KVM and LXC templates, archives, and ISO images. The level of control goes deep, covering everything from names and descriptions to logotype images.

The Media Library serves as a central store for ISOs and template images. Clients can select a preferred OS or app image during VM creation, making the provisioning process faster and more user-friendly.

This system not only improves the client experience but also allows providers to upsell niche or premium templates with minimal effort.

Cron Scheduler & Queue

Task automation gets even easier thanks to the Cron Scheduler, responsible for handling all recurring commands without manual setup. Once a module is activated, any regularly scheduled jobs are automatically added to the scheduler, so there is no need to configure each one individually.

You can set custom intervals for each task (like every 5 minutes or hourly), while the main scheduler cron job takes care of executing them. And if needed, any task can be triggered on demand, bypassing its regular schedule and running within the next scheduler cycle.

Meanwhile, actions like power operations, snapshot creation, and backups are managed by a more reliable and transparent queue mechanism.

The enhanced queuing logic ensures:

• Tasks are processed in the right order.
• Simultaneous actions don’t conflict.
• Admins and clients get real-time feedback on task progress.

Translations

Multilingual support matters, especially if you’re running a global web hosting business. With the Translations Tool, customizing your module’s language files is easy, fast, and adaptable to cultural nuances.

Key things to know about the toolkit:

• It’s fully integrated with WHMCS language structure.
• Supports both frontend and backend localization.
• Saves time by eliminating manual edits of language files.

About the beta release

This is the public beta version of Proxmox VE VPS & Cloud For WHMCS 4.0. We’ve merged the core feature sets, revamped the UI, and delivered a unified product, but as with any beta, a few elements are still on the way.

Please note that the beta doesn’t include a migration tool, so if you’re currently using either of the modules, your services can’t be automatically transferred to the new system just yet. A dedicated migration tool will arrive in the stable release to support a safe transition from existing configurations.

As development moves toward a stable version, we’d love for you to install the beta in a test environment to get a feel for what’s new. It’s a great chance to explore the updated UI, play around with the new options, and see where things are heading.

Your feedback during this stage will help define the final release.
We’re excited to enter this new chapter together with you!

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When it officially debuted back in 2012, DNS Manager For WHMCS provided only basic supervision of DNS zones, supporting a limited range of server types. Even then, it was clear that this module will transform into a breakthrough in DNS management software. Today, it stands as a robust, fully-fledged solution equipped to handle a wide array of business scenarios.

Whether you are managing a small operation or coordinating complex, large-scale deployments, this one product delivers all the control and performance you need. In the following examples, we will show a variety of real-world applications that highlight just how far DNS Manager For WHMCS has come – and how it can guide your business into the next level of prosperity by revealing its hidden strengths.

Offering DNS Management For Ordered Services

DNS Manager For WHMCS simplifies DNS management for your clients by automatically creating DNS zones for new services they order. When a client places an order, the system generates the necessary DNS records to link to the correct server, making the whole process effortless.

This approach saves your clients valuable time and minimizes the risk of mistakes that can happen with manual setups. By streamlining this task, you help your clients feel more at ease with their services, fostering trust and encouraging them to return for future needs.

Delivering DNS Zone Management With rDNS For Ordered Servers

Automatic zone creation is just the first of many conveniences for the customer after ordering a server. Another is integrated reverse DNS management, which means both forward and reverse DNS settings are configured without any additional steps on the client’s side. This hands-off approach simplifies their experience while ensuring accuracy by eliminating the usual complexities of DNS configuration.

By minimizing customer involvement in those manual tasks, you create a business image that is user-friendly and supportive, which helps foster customer loyalty and enhances referral opportunities.

Managing Client rDNS Records As Admin

Once you deploy a product to your client, you gain immediate access to its DNS zones and rDNS records through the add-on. You can add, edit or delete PTR records as needed, which gives you a much-needed flexibility to respond quickly to any changes.

This organized approach acts as both a time-saver and a promise of quick support, helping you keep your clients’ DNS settings running smoothly.

Providing DNS Zone Management For Domains Without It

Some domain registrars lack DNS management options, leaving users unable to adjust their DNS settings, which can create unnecessary limitations, or even worse, lead to potentially costly downtime. DNS Manager For WHMCS solves this issue by giving you the ability to offer your clients full DNS control, without them needing to switch registrars.

This not only keeps your customers satisfied but also positions your business as a one-stop solution, strengthening client retention and adding value to your service portfolio.

Deploying Backup DNS Server For External DNS Zones

For those who already have their DNS zones hosted with another provider but want an additional layer of security, DNS Manager For WHMCS offers the “Slave Zone” functionality as an ideal solution. By allowing clients to set up a secondary DNS server as a backup, they can feel more secure knowing that their data is protected, and they won’t lose access to their services even if something goes wrong with their primary DNS provider.

This added service not only increases customer confidence in your offerings, but also open doors for upselling opportunities in the future.

As you can see, there are countless ways to enhance your business with just one module! DNS Manager For WHMCS opens up new opportunities for efficiency and reliability that can truly set you apart in the marketplace. Imagine offering your clients seamless DNS management, automated setups, and added security – all in one place. This powerful tool not only simplifies their experience but also strengthens your reputation. Explore all the valuable features that DNS Manager For WHMCS has to offer and see how it can help you grow your business even further!

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Throughout the years, many people and organizations struggled with leaks or lost data, resulting in loss of customers, revenue and reputation, not to mention legal consequences. At this day and age, storing data varies from facial recognition thanks to AI and improved technology, to details about your bank account or address, which we don’t want to disclose. Whether you store your personal information, products and projects yet to be released or customer details – you should make sure all of it is properly saved and backed up.

Some of the most memorable breaches due to backup issues, like the UK prison system, where sensitive information about over 80K inmates has been leaked out, still weren’t a lesson for some. Even last year, over a decade after some of the largest data loss incidents, CashApp suffered a breach that resulted in leaking personal details about 8.2 million clients and losing information they won’t be able to get back.

Whether in this form or another, the word “backup” simply should ring a bell to everyone these days. Essentially, it is a process of moving your data to a secure location. As an example, that being an USB stick or a remote server, it is used to store your original data and prevent the possible loss of it. Easily accessible storage is a convenient way for successfully saving and retrieving your data, which is a solid foundation to any online business. Nevertheless, you have to consider that in some cases it can also be accessed by an intruder, that’s why we recommend to distribute your data to a few secure locations.

We are aware that this may be a lengthy process for some, but it is also absolutely crucial to protect your data. Due to the amount of breaches and consequences mentioned above, we offer R1Soft Backups For WHMCS to help prevent that happening to your most valuable asset – your clients.

As stated earlier, well executed security plays a large role in building a successful business, not least in terms of fostering rock-solid customer relationships, which is why R1Soft Backups For WHMCS focuses specifically on providing your clientele with R1Soft Server Backup Manager accounts configurable in every key aspect, such as the size or the type and level of compression. At the same time, you will get to create as many R1Soft packages as it feels right for you as well as perform basic management right where the pulse of your business is most felt – in your WHMCS.

With all of that in mind, we are hoping you will always be cautious and make sure your data is stored in a safe place. Don’t hesitate to check out our module and invite the future of server data protection to your offer!

In honor of World Backup Day that falls on March 31st, we wish to share with you our winning formula for maintaining foolproof data protection.

What you should do in the first place is realize that it is not just computers that serve as a data repository anymore. These are also smartphones, tablets and plenty of different devices in everyday use that store huge amounts of information, the loss of which might turn out severely damaging to either your personal or business sphere (or both!). It is therefore of utmost importance to think ahead and ensure the perfect safety of documents, photos, videos, emails and absolutely anything of digital kind that you value.

So how exactly can you prepare for the unexpected? A whole myriad of options exists for you to protect your files against any loss. The more of these methods you introduce to your usual routine, the smaller the risk of ever suffering the trauma of data disappearance will be.

Simply put, a backup is an exact copy of your intangible valuables. Instead of keeping them all in a single place, you store a separate copy of each file somewhere safe. Conventional wisdom has it that your digital content can be utterly secured upon the adoption of the backup rule of three, also known as the 3-2-1 rule:

1. Have at least 3 copies of your data (i.e. two backup files in addition to the original content).
2. Store the backups on 2 different media types (such as USB drives, optical media, SD-cards, external and internal hard drives, etc.).
3. Keep 1 backup off-site (ensure that the copies are saved on physically separated devices – the farther the better!).

Take some time to cruise through different backup mechanisms and alternative solutions like this one, to decide which approach suits you and your clients the most. Regardless of your choice, keep in mind: it is not just about backups, it is about your personal well-being and business continuity!

DDoS attacks have become one of the most common disastrous attacks on the Internet. The number of attacks along with their size and intensity has increased substantially: in the space of just last year 57% rise in total DDoS attacks have been reported. That is why we want to share with you some of practical tips to defend against DDoS attacks and actions worth taking while experiencing the attack to minimize losses:

1. One of the well-known approaches to handling DDoS attacks is over-provisioning. In order to scotch the attack and reduce its impact on your clients you need to provision for far more traffic than you usually expect to receive. How much should be enough? Estimate the largest amount of traffic that you have ever had, multiply it by ten and adapt your hardware infrastructure to cope with this level of traffic. It will make much more difficult for an attacker to generate enough traffic to bring down your company’s network.

2. If you are experiencing DDoS attack you need to consider disconnecting from a network. It will result in taking your business off-line and cutting off access to all your products and services but at the same time it will prevent from further utilizing network resources.

3. Additionally, you can perform DNS redirection by changing an “A” record which provides servers with the IP address of your domain. Keep in mind that you have to notify your clients about it so they can enter new IP address in order to keep using services of current network provider. This method is as effective as quickly DNS propagation is proceeded. It may take even a few hours and often requires a direct contact with a hosting service provider.

4. IP addresses are cached by servers around the world for a specific period of time (measured in seconds) which is known as “Time to live” (TTL). Usually, default TTL value is 86400 seconds (24 hours), which may be far too long if you are under DDoS attack. You can reduce losses by controlling TTL value: the shorter TTL value, the quicker you will be able to redirect all web site requests to a new IP address. You need to, however, bear in mind that shorter TTL value means more frequent requests which, in turn, increases the load on your DNS host.

5. Changing DNS or even migrating to another server may be not sufficient to completely resolve the problem. If an attacker finds out what your intentions are, the attack will be redirected to a new target and everything may start all over again. Therefore, it is also worth giving some thought to cloud-based traffic scrubbing services which are able to quickly filter out malicious software from data stream. Data cleansing service providers are the first line of defence against high-volume DDoS attacks – they have sufficient bandwidth and proper tools to filter network traffic which stems DDoS packets within the cloud and pass normal traffic to the company network.

6. You may also take into consideration some additional services, such as CloudFlare. They monitor network traffic and collect data that are used as a basis to assess the risk of possible attacks. Thanks to this, each attack attempt is thwarted before it does any damage. What is more, in case of a serious attack, they are able to restore a webpage and revert back any negative changes using previously made backup files. This way, users may not even notice the malfunction.

Destructive power of DDoS attacks cannot be disregarded. Every company needs to ensure its sustained operation and resource availability by remaining vigilant and taking all possible measures to mitigate the risk of being hit before it happens.

Nowadays, in the world dominated by information technology, Erasmus’s words of wisdom can be interpreted in a completely new way. Their meaning may be successfully transfered into various fields not necessarily related to medicine.

Nobody needs to be told that it is better and easier to prevent health problems than cure them. In this article we want to show you that the exact same idea applies to any sort of software problems. If you own or plan to purchase modules, or introduce custom software solutions to your business, the following tips will be the best guide to ensure the safety of yours and your clients’ systems.

1. Prepare Test Environment
The first thing to do before going live, especially if you own a custom made module, is testing it in the development environment. You should check the features and try out all functions of the product to make sure that it will integrate well with your system and avoid any problems after implementation. If something goes wrong in the testing phase, we are always at your disposal to find a solution.

If you do not know how or have no time to organise test environment, keep in mind that we can do it for you!

2. Make A Backup
Data protection should be a priority for every business owner. Loss of information may cause severe damage to companies of all sizes. That is why we highly recommend you to make a backup before introducing any changes to your system. This way you will be able to quickly restore the data in case of any unexpected deletion. In other words, keeping backup files will allow you to easily revert back the changes if something does not go the way it should.

To convince yourself how important data protection is, take a look at the following table showing the cost of re-creating merely 20 MB of data:

3. Installation Service
Not certain how to handle the process of installation? You can have it done capably by our specialist within 48 hours from purchasing the product. Simply tick ‘Installation Service’ field while ordering.

4. Use The Help Of Professional
The configuration of the environment is a complex process. Doing all the required steps properly is extremely important because your system’s efficiency depends on that. You can manage it on your own with the help of tutorials available on our Wiki but if you are not sure how to proceed, call on professionals. In particular, if you order a custom made product, turn to our support team for necessary help with its configuration.

5. Choose The Right Moment
When you want to implement a module or other software solution, especially if it is custom made, make sure that you are able to devote enough time for it and nothing will distract you. Avoid times when you are overloaded with work. Also, keep in mind that our support may be limited during weekends so it may be better to proceed with implementation on working days.

6. Test The Software
Even if you tried out a module in the test environment do not forget to do it once again after going live. Check if all functions work as expected and if not, use previously made backup files to undo changes.

Remember that we do our best to provide you with high quality custom software development but we cannot predict everything. Make sure to go through all of above-mentioned steps to minimise the risk of any adverse effects. And in case something goes wrong, do not hesitate to contact ModulesGarden!