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May 2, 2026

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New features

WP Toolkit is live in cPanel. WordPress Management is now part of the Domains section on every shared and reseller plan. Install, clone, back up, scan for vulnerabilities, and run WP-CLI commands without leaving cPanel.What’s new for you:
  • One-click installs, staging clones, and per-site dashboards for every WordPress install on your account.
  • Plugin and theme management across all sites at once.
  • Vulnerability Protection and Smart Update are available as paid opt-ins. Everything else is included with your plan.
Resource Usage now shows full CloudLinux LVE metrics. The new Resource Usage page surfaces CPU, RAM, I/O, IOPS, processes, and inode pressure with a Snapshot tab that pinpoints the exact hour a slowdown happened.What’s new for you:
  • Per-row meanings for SPEED, PMEM, IO, EP, NPROC, IOPS, and Inodes — no more guessing what the columns mean.
  • Snapshot tab keeps a rolling history so you can match a slowdown report to a specific time window.
  • Options tab lets you set faults notifications so you hear about limit hits before your visitors do.

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Updates

Domains section rebuilt around five tools. The Domains overview is now organized around WordPress Management, Domains, Redirects, Zone Editor, and Dynamic DNS.What changes for you:
  • Force HTTPS Redirect is a single toggle per domain in the Domains tool.
  • Redirects now covers 301 vs 302, www canonicalization, wildcard rules, and full-domain migrations without .htaccess editing.
  • Zone Editor exposes A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV, and CAA records on every domain hosted with us. NS records on subdomains still need a support ticket per Noxity DNS policy.
  • Dynamic DNS supports the cPanel DDNS protocol with ddclient, cron-based scripts, and router integrations. CGNAT and IPv6-only connections have caveats — see the page.
Metrics section expanded to ten tools. The Metrics overview now groups every cPanel analytics tool by purpose:MailChannels guidance now lives on the Domains overview. SPF and _mailchannels auth record requirements are documented inline so outgoing mail from your domain is accepted by Gmail, Outlook, and the rest of the major providers. See Email records (MailChannels).

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Bug fixes

No bug fixes this week.