If an account's bandwidth quota does not match the quota for the account's package, this interface enables you to reset the account's quota. For example, if an account's package has a 500 MB bandwidth quota, you might change the quota to unlimited in order to stop bandwidth limiting. You could then use this feature to return the account's quota to the package default (500 MB).
This interface only displays accounts for which the bandwidth value does not match the package default.
In this tutorial you will learn how to modify the Cpanel bandwidth exceeded page. This page is shown for clients automatically when they run out of bandwidth. Bandwidth counts are reset every month.
To reset an account’s bandwidth usage limit to its package default, click Reset to Package Bandwidth Limit for the account that you wish to modify. or you can using another way on SSH terminal,
This interface only displays accounts for which the bandwidth value does not match the package default.
In this tutorial you will learn how to modify the Cpanel bandwidth exceeded page. This page is shown for clients automatically when they run out of bandwidth. Bandwidth counts are reset every month.
Reset bandwidth limits
Note:To sort accounts by the domain, user, current bandwidth limit, or package bandwidth limit, click the appropriate heading in the table.
To reset an account’s bandwidth usage limit to its package default, click Reset to Package Bandwidth Limit for the account that you wish to modify. or you can using another way on SSH terminal,
Reset Bandwidth Usage In WHM cPanel
- ssh to your server
- cd /var/cpanel/bandwidth.cache/
- vi domainname.com and/or vi username
- replace contents with 0
- save and quit
WHM/cPanel should now show 0 for the user/domain in Account Information >> View Bandwidth Usage
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