This is the Account home for end-users. It’s your control panel to manage domain, email, files, databases, PHP, SSL, and more. The left column lists tools; the right side (#accountcontent) loads the page you pick without a full refresh.

Who can use this

Signed-in account owner. Resellers and root can also open this page for a selected account. In that case a breadcrumb shows: List Accounts → <user> → <domain>, and the “List Accounts” crumb is clickable.

Before you start

Be signed in. Allow pop-ups for this site if you plan to use phpMyAdmin. Some items appear only if the feature is enabled for your server/package (e.g., Remote Backup, phpMyAdmin). Changes made here affect this account only.

Layout & basics

Use the search box on the left to filter tools instantly (case-insensitive). Click a tool to load it on the right. The last opened tool is remembered and auto-reopens next time. By default, Information opens first.

Quick start

1) Type in the left search (e.g., “email”).
2) Click the matching tool (e.g., Email Accounts).
3) Complete the form and press Save/Create.
4) Watch for success or error messages at the top of the loaded page.

Open phpMyAdmin

Click phpMyAdmin in the left menu. A new tab opens with a temporary login. If nothing happens, enable pop-ups for this site. If the link is missing, either phpMyAdmin isn’t enabled or you have no databases yet.

Menu reference (what each tool does)

Information — Overview of your account: primary domain, user, paths, usage, limits.
Subdomains — Create/manage sub.example.com and their document roots.
Addon Domains — Host extra domains in their own folders under this account.
Parked Domains — Point extra domains to the primary site (aliases).
Email Accounts — Add mailboxes, set passwords/quotas, view connection details.
FTP Accounts — Create FTP users and restrict them to specific directories.
MySQL Databases — Create databases and users; grant/revoke privileges.
phpMyAdmin — Web UI to manage your MySQL databases (opens in a new tab).
Web Manager — View and adjust site routing/behavior for your domains.
PHP Manager — Choose PHP version and edit per-site PHP options/overrides.
DNS Manager — Edit DNS records for domains managed on this server.
File Manager — Browse, upload, edit, compress/extract files in your account.
SSL Manager — Issue/renew AutoSSL, install custom certificates.
SSL Certificates — List installed certificates and view their details.
Cron jobs — Schedule commands/scripts to run automatically.
Terminal — Web terminal for command-line access under your user.
Disk Usage — See where space is used by folders and files.
Usage History — Historical graphs for CPU, RAM, and processes (where available).
Wordpress — One-click install and basic management tools.
Security Settings — Access controls and hardening toggles for your account.
Raw Logs — View raw server logs tied to your account.
Access Log — Recent HTTP requests to your sites.
Error Log — PHP and web server errors for troubleshooting.
Backup — Create on-demand backups and restore from local points.
Remote Backup — Restore from remote backups (shown only if enabled).

Tips & troubleshooting

If a tool doesn’t load, refresh the page and try again. If phpMyAdmin doesn’t open, check browser pop-up settings. If DNS tools are empty, your domain may be using external DNS. If you see “Access denied,” confirm you’re in the correct account.

Security notes

Passwords and tokens belong to your user; keep them private. Terminal runs commands as your account user—actions are immediate. SSL and backup tasks can expose data if mis-configured; review before applying changes. Sign out when you’re done.