CPanel Demo version 108

[martin MHC]

We have CPanel 102 . We have gone to a lot of effort to retain the Jupitar theme rather than the Fail theme currently employed by more modern CPanel (the disaster that was 106 etc.) .

However, we can't find a way of demoing the newer 108 version of WHM.

There is no online place that gives us a look-and-feel demo of WHM 108 . There is one for version 102 [HERE](https://trycpanel.net/) but this is only up to version 102 .

I have explored CPanel's marketting and signed up for a "free demo" license that lasts for 15 days but this requires we have a spare server for putting the CPanel install on, which we don't have and don't want -- does cPanel have any way of showing off the improvements in 108 interface, architecture and feel ? I have signed up with cPanel interface but can see no ability to view any demo of the latest WHM (or CPanel).

Are there any ways of doing this?

 

[cPRex]

Hey there! There is a demo of the cPanel interface here for version 108:

https://demo.cpanel.net:2083/cpsess3682621023/frontend/jupiter/index.html?login=1&post_login=18777227811218

I don't think the WHM interface is going to be drastically different between 102 and 108. The main things will be the top header doesn't exist in 102, and we've updated the formatting on the left sidebar.

 

[martin MHC]

Hey there! There is a demo of the cPanel interface here for version 108:

https://demo.cpanel.net:2083/cpsess3682621023/frontend/jupiter/index.html?login=1&post_login=18777227811218

I don't think the WHM interface is going to be drastically different between 102 and 108. The main things will be the top header doesn't exist in 102, and we've updated the formatting on the left sidebar.

Hi Rex. Thanks

I can't log in to this demo it says there's a network error.

I'm hoping the CPanel changes are easily mutable with using the Jupitar Icons ( a system that works well on 102) but I use WHM a LOT and so would appreciate knowing what it's like before updating. I must admit a primary cause for this concern is the previous UI changes made by CPanel (as you know!) .

 

[cPRex]

If you do a web search for "cPanel demo" the link there may work better than my direct link, since the session ID would change every time.