Please run the following command to retrieve the patched version.
/scripts/upcp --force
You can confirm you are on a patched version of cPanel with the following command:
/usr/local/cpanel/cpanel -V
As long as the output matches one of the above versions, then your system has been patched.
Warning: If your server is not running a supported version of cPanel that is eligible for this update, it is recommended to firewall off port 2078-2096 and migrate to a supported version of cpanel/WHM.
Apr 29, 2026 - 12:07 EDT
Resolved -
The system has been stable since the hardware replacement.
Apr 19, 12:53 EDT
Investigating -
The webhosting2022 system will be moved into a new server chassis replacing the motherbard and other components to further address the cause of the outage last night.
Apr 18, 16:34 EDT
Completed -
The scheduled maintenance has been completed.
Apr 15, 16:00 EDT
In progress -
Scheduled maintenance is currently in progress. We will provide updates as necessary.
Apr 15, 15:00 EDT
Scheduled -
Upgrade Path: Ubuntu 22.04 LTS → Ubuntu 24.04 LTS Summary of Work
To ensure the continued security and performance of our virtualization infrastructure, we are upgrading the KVM345 hostnode to the latest Long Term Support (LTS) version. This maintenance brings critical updates to the Linux Kernel (5.15→6.8), QEMU, and Libvirt, providing better memory management and system stability. Impact on Virtual Machines
During this maintenance window, the hostnode will require a full system reboot to initialize the new kernel and virtualization stack.
State Saving: Before the final restart, we will attempt to "Save to Disk" (Suspend) all running Virtual Machines. This captures the current RAM state so the VM does not have to perform a cold boot.
Resuming: Once the hostnode is back online, we will automatically attempt to resume all saved VMs.
Potential Downtime: Clients should expect a temporary loss of connectivity for the duration of the host reboot (approximately 10–15 minutes).
Expected Timeline
Preparation: Final backups of host configurations in progress today. This will not affect any systems.
OS Upgrade: In-place upgrade of system packages started tomorrow.
Final Reboot: VMs are saved, the host restarts, and VMs are resumed.
The total time for the upgrade is expected to take 1 hour, the shutdown, resume and reboot time is expected to take less than 15 minutes.
Apr 14, 14:19 EDT