cPanel Proxy
If you are behind a firewall that blocks normal cPanel ports, you can install cPanel proxy in your subdomains so that you can access the services via port 80. Installation Guide: 1) Create the following subdomains: cpanel.yourdomain.com webmail.yourdomain.com whm.yourdomain.com (if you are a reseller) 2) Open cPanel File Manager, and upload the cPanelProxy.zip to the above subdomain folders. 3) Extract cPanelProxy.zip by using File Manager. That's it! You can now access to your services via the following URLs. http://cpanel.yourdomain.com/ http://webmail.yourdomain.com/ http://whm.yourdomain.com/
Filesize: 3.74 kB

Core FTP
This free, secure FTP client gives you a fast, easy, reliable way to update and maintain your website via FTP. There are no popup ads, advertising or spyware and you're never asked or reminded to register.
Filesize: 247 B

PuTTY SSH Client
PuTTY is a free implementation of Telnet and SSH for Windows and Unix platforms.
Filesize: 268 B

Add and Delete Email With PHP
These are simple PHP functions that let you add and delete email accounts without logging into cPanel.
Filesize: 714 B