ProxCP Billing - WHMCS

ProxCP WHMCS Requirements

• WHMCS version 7.5 or higher
• ProxCP uses its built-in IP manager to assign IP addresses to new services from WHMCS. First, login to your ProxCP admin account and go to ADMIN > Integrations > Manage IPv4 Pool. Add an IPv4 pool as requested on the page for WHMCS to use.
• The ProxCP WHMCS module communicates with the ProxCP API to manage services. To create API authentication credentials, go to ADMIN > Integrations > Manage API and create a new API ID/Key pair. In the IP restriction box, enter the IP address of your WHMCS installation location. IP restrictions are required for the API.

ProxCP WHMCS Installation

• Upload all files in the _whmcs_module directory to the modules/servers/ directory of WHMCS

...That's it!

ProxCP WHMCS Configuration

• In WHMCS, go to Setup > Products/Services > Servers
  • Add a new server for ProxCP:
  • Name: anything you want
  • Hostname: the domain of your ProxCP Web installation
  • IP Address: the IP address of your ProxCP Web installation
  • Type: ProxCP
  • Username: ProxCP API ID
  • Password: ProxCP API Key
  • Make sure Use SSL Connections is CHECKED
  • All other Server fields are optional/not used by the module
  • Note: you only need 1 ProxCP server for all Proxmox nodes

• In WHMCS, go to Setup > Products/Services > Configurable Options
  • ProxCP requires 1 Configurable Option for all KVM and LXC services you offer. KVM Public Cloud services do not require any configurable options.
  • The Configurable Option must be a dropdown named "Operating System". The dropdown option names must match the "Friendly Name" field of KVM/LXC ISOs/Templates you added in ProxCP.

WHMCS Configurable Option example

• In WHMCS, go to Setup > Products/Services > Products/Services
• Create a new product:
  • Product Type: Dedicated/VPS Server
• Module Settings tab:
  • Module Name: ProxCP
  • Server Group: None
  • ProxCP Service Type: KVM, LXC, or KVM Public Cloud
  • Proxmox Node: which Proxmox node should new services be created on for this product?
  • Default OS Installation Type: should new orders be created with ISO mounts or from template clones?
  • Other module settings should be self-explanatory for service resources (storage, CPU, RAM, bandwidth)

WHMCS Module Settings example

• This covers the WHMCS provisioning module for ProxCP. The module supports all automation functions creation, termination, suspension, and unsuspension.