GICT knowledge base
cPanel User Manager usage and features
Published
Using cPanel User Manager we can control all the user accounts in our cPanel account. Also it will show all the user accounts, email accounts or FTP account that are associated with our domain. By using this user manager, it allows to add new user and associate them to FTP and email account. Also, we can edit the accounts, change password of the account, and also we can delete the account from our cPanel.
We can view all the account of our cPanel here and it includes our system accounts too. We can see a colored Inbox icon; it means that the account has an email address.
We can use User Manager to:
1) Add a new user
2) Edit and change password of an account
3) Delete an account
Add a new user
Add a new user and also give the user access to email and FTP.
1) Click “Add User” button on the right side of the user manager interface.
2) We can see a window like the one given below and add all necessary information.
3) In Services section, we can enable the services for that user account. To enable the service click the switch to enable or disable the services.
4) Finally click on the “Create button” to create the user. You will then return to the user manager interface or click “Create and Add Another User” to create another user.
Delete an account
We can see a window like the one given below to delete an account.
1) Click on the delete link under the domain of the selected account which we want to delete.
2) Now confirm to delete the account.
If you need any further assistance please reach our support department.
Related guides
Host Additional Domains on an Eligible InterServer Account
Check your hosting limits, choose a separate site or alias and use cPanel or DirectAdmin with deliberate DNS, content and certificate verification.
cPanelHardening Your cPanel Server: Beyond the Basics After CVE-2026-41940
Security is a moving target. With the recent discovery of CVE-2026-41940, it has become clear that just having a firewall isn't enough anymore.
cPanelcPanel and Plesk notice: Awstats,. Webalizer and Analog stats are being removed
Important Update: cPanel and Plesk Phasing Out Legacy Statistics Tools If you regularly check your website traffic through your hosting control panel, we have an...
cPanelThe dangers of shared licenses (in other words unofficial/cracked licenses)
Why Cracked cPanel Licenses Aren’t Worth the Risk: A Guide for InterServer Customers When you’re managing a server, every dollar counts.




