Migrate from cPanel to enconf — without downtime
The enconf import wizard connects to your cPanel/WHM server (11.x–118.x) and automatically transfers customers, websites, databases, email, DNS, FTP and cron jobs — without downtime, with rollback at any time.
The process
Install enconf
Installed in 5 minutes via a curl command on Debian 13 — admin login ready immediately.
Start the import
In the panel under Import → New Import, choose cPanel / WHM as the source (supports cPanel 11.x–118.x).
Connect
Enter the connection details for the cPanel/WHM server and the target in enconf, then Connect and Scan.
Review the scan
enconf lists everything it found — customers, websites, mailboxes, databases, DNS, FTP. You can deselect individual items.
Start the migration
Start Migration automatically transfers customers, websites with files, databases, mailboxes, DNS records, FTP accounts and cron jobs. WordPress is auto-detected.
SSL automatically
Let's Encrypt certificates are requested automatically after the migration.
Go live
Only after review do you point DNS to enconf. The cPanel server stays untouched until then.
What the import tool transfers
✓ Is migrated
- Customer accounts
- Websites with files & configuration
- Mailboxes & forwarders
- MariaDB/MySQL databases
- DNS records
- FTP accounts
- Cron jobs / scheduled tasks
- WordPress installations (auto-detected)
- SSL: automatic via Let's Encrypt after migration
Good to know
- Supported source versions: cPanel/WHM 11.x–118.x
- Access to the cPanel/WHM server is required for the scan
- enconf runs on Linux
- Besides cPanel, Plesk (12.x–18.x) and Enhance (7.x–8.x) are also available as import sources
Time & rollback
Rollback: Your cPanel environment stays untouched until you switch DNS. If anything is off, simply point DNS back to the old system — a full rollback without data loss.
Frequently asked questions
Is the cPanel migration automated?
Yes. enconf includes an import wizard that connects to your cPanel/WHM server (11.x–118.x), scans all objects and transfers them in one click — customers, websites, databases, email, DNS, FTP and cron jobs. WordPress is auto-detected.
Is there downtime? And rollback?
No: everything is built in parallel on enconf, and you switch DNS only after review. The cPanel server stays untouched — if anything is off, point DNS back to it (full rollback without data loss).
Which cPanel versions are supported?
cPanel/WHM 11.x to 118.x. Besides cPanel, the same wizard also imports from Plesk and Enhance.
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