· 6 years ago · Jan 26, 2020, 05:08 AM
1Step 1
2Client Orders in the WHMCS Client Area/Cart: The client will be placing an order for a Virtual Machine. They will be asked to enter:
3Hostname
4Root Password
5NS1 & NS2
6This is the standard WHMCS Order Form and Vultr does not have any control over. You are welcome to change your WHMCS Order Form template to hide any of these options. Please keep in mind that the selected root password in the order for will not be used since Vultr’s API will generate a random secure password for each VM. Additionally, if a client deploys from a Snapshot, they would need to know the root password for the Snapshot before hand, otherwise they won’t be able to log in.
7Additionally, the client will be asked to select whether or not to enable Auto Backups, Snapshot limit, and the OS Type.
8In regards to the OS Type, there are 4 options in the dropdown menu showing under OS Type in the Order Form
9A list of all available OS Images
10ISO
11Snapshot
12Application
13Selecting Application will enable a list of all the available One-Click Apps Vultr offers. ISO and Snapshot will allow the customer to select which ISO or Snapshot to deploy the Virtual Machine from.
14Step 2
15The Administrator would approve the order and provision the service in WHMCS (or you can choose to make that an automated process in the product option in WHMCS in the same manner as any other product in WHMCS.
16Step 3
17The customer would have to finalize the ordering process in the client area by choosing a Lable/Nickname for their server, a hostname, and other options such as SSH Key, IPv6, Private Networking, or Startup Script.