You can access cPanel and Webmail behind a tight firewall or your company's restrictive firewall using the script from the link below:
http://cpanelproxy.net
IMPORTANT: Installation requires that you have access to cPanel, so you need to use a system that isn't behind a firewall to install it initially.
There are instructions embedded in the php file, but here's what you can do to get it working.
1) Load up cPanel (www.yourdomain.com/cpanel or www.yourdomain.com:2085) 2) Add a subdomain called cpanel. 3) Copy the script cpanelproxy.php to the /public_html/cpanel/ directory. 4) Modify (or add) the file /public_html/cpanel/.htaccess to include the following 3 lines:
RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/cpanelproxy.php RewriteRule .* /cpanelproxy.php [last]
That's it. Once your subdomain is available, you can use http://cpanel.yourdomain.com to get into cPanel and Webmail.
Please note that fastwebhost.com does not guarantee that this script will work.
Good Luck!
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