How To Update WHMCS Module
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Revision as of 13:26, 18 March 2013
How To Update Provisioning Modules After 18.03.2013
| If you updated your WHMCS to V5.2.1 or later, you need to also update our provisioning modules:
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| ✔ cPanel Extended For WHMCS
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| ✔ DirectAdmin Extended For WHMCS
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| ✔ Plesk Extended For WHMCS
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| ✔ Rackspace Email For WHMCS
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| ✔ Rackspace Email Extended For WHMCS
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| ✔ cPanel Manage2 For WHMCS
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| Follow these instructions:
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| 1. Remove all the module files.
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| 2. Download the latest module version from your clientarea
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| 3. Upload all the module files into your main WHMCS directory.
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| 4. Change all your server/servers type to e.g. 'cpanelExtended' .
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| 5. Update all your product/products module settings and choose new module name e.g. 'cpanelExtended' .
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