How to Install CacheWall Cache for cPanel & Retrieve License

Cachewall is compatible with cPanel under both CentOS 6 and CentOS 7 (including CloudLinux 6 and CloudLinux 7). The software may be installed in both dedicated and virtual server environments. Cachewall works with all cPanel versions, EasyApache 3, EasyApache 4 and LiteSpeed WebServer.

 
rpm -ivh https://repo.cachewall.com/cachewall-release.rpm
yum install -y epel-release
yum install -y cachewall

To activate the Cachewall plugin, you will need to register at the Cachewall site with your email address. Once signed up, CacheWall license manager will immediately send you the access information. From your login, you can create a license key for any number of servers. Site: http://cachewall.com/

Once you have the key, Run the following command to activate the software:

/usr/local/xvarnish/bin/activate --key KEY_HERE

 

Once that has been activated, Login to your WHM page, and then at the bottom of the list in the plugins area, you will now see the CacheWall plugin. Click that, and that will take you to the configuration page. Set your desired configurations, and then you can activate the caching.

Once this is done, you can then enter each cPanel account, and set caching on and off, temporarily off, and some other features.

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