Configuration
What you can configure
| Section | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Server Settings | Global platform options (hostname/UI endpoints, service toggles, defaults that apply cluster-wide on this server). |
| Security Settings | Hardening options for panel access and services (auth policies, isolation toggles, safe defaults). |
| Account Default | Baseline limits and preferences for newly created accounts (quotas, PHP defaults, skeletons). |
| Apache Settings | Web server configuration for Apache (global behavior, templates, integration with the panel). |
| NGINX Settings | Web server configuration for NGINX (reverse proxy, vhost policies, performance knobs). |
| PHP Settings | PHP versions, handlers, and policy (per-domain selection rules, extensions policy, FPM pool defaults). |
| Database Server | MariaDB options and integration (connection policy, defaults exposed to user tools, maintenance). |
| Mail Server | Mail stack options (SMTP/IMAP service behavior, mailbox/limits policies, webmail integration where enabled). |
| FTP Server | FTP/SFTP settings, auth backends, and defaults for new FTP accounts. |
| Account Packages | Create and edit packages that define per-account limits (domains, mailboxes, DBs, disk, bandwidth, etc.). |
| Reseller Packages | Define limits and capabilities for resellers (account counts, IP assignments, feature access). |
Tip: Use the search box to jump directly to a category; partial words are enough (e.g., type “php” or “pack”).
Notes & safety
- Scope: settings here are server-wide. Changes can impact existing accounts immediately.
- Order of operations: when editing multiple related sections (e.g., web server + PHP), apply web server changes first, then PHP policy.
- Permissions: non-root users cannot access this page; attempting to do so returns “Access denied”.
- Rollback: keep a record of previous values before saving if you’re adjusting production services.