The acctinfo script can provide you lots of information for an account on your cPanel server. This includes any addon domains, sub domains, parked domains, databases, SSL Certificates. It will list the package the account has, whether it has a dedicated or is using the servers shared IP address, when the user last logged in, whether or not they are a reseller, how long they have been a customer, etc... It also tells you what IP address the DNS currently resolves to. You can pass it either a cPanel user name or a domain name. (Any domain name, even parked or addons). It can come in very handy when you need to quickly find out information on a particular account or domain. You can either download it to your /root/bin folder or you can run it from the command line. I created an alias in my .bashrc file that looks like this. alias acctinfo="/usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/bin/perl <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cPanelInc/tech-acctinfo/master/acctinfo)" So you can call it as follows: # acctinfo --listdbs cptestdomain.net or by username # acctinfo --listaddons cptestdo The following options are available: --help Lists basic help information -q Clears the screen (default is to not clear the screen) --listdbs somedomain.net Lists any MySQL and PosgGreSQL databases (and their sizes) for somedomain.net --listsubs cptestdo Lists all sub domains under the cptestdo user name. --listaddons cptestdomain.net Lists all addon domains under the cptestdomain.net domain name. --listparked cptestdomain.net Lists all parked domains under the cptestdomain.net domain name. --listreseller cptestdo Lists reseller information and domains under the cptestdo user name. --listssls cptestdomain.net Lists any SSL's under the cptestdomain.net domain name. --all cptestdomain.net Lists all settings for the cptestdomain.net domain name. --cruft cptestdo Do a cruft check of all files for that user name (or domain name). --mail cptestdomain.net Lists mail accounts, aliases/forwarders, filters (both user and global), does some sanity checking on MX records and rDNS and mail delivery (/etc/localdomains vs /etc/remotedomains). --scan cptestdo Run a small scan of the /home/cptestdo directory and grep for known phrases that have been found in various hacked scripts. NOTE: THIS CAN HAVE FALSE POSITIVES SO EACH RESULT MUST BE INVESTIGATED BY THE SERVER OWNER!!! - DO NOT REMOVE ANY FILE THAT IS REPORTED!