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Managing Your Hosting Account

2 min readPublished 8 Mar 2026Updated 18 Apr 202638 views

In this article

  • 1Managing Your Hosting Account
  • 2Accessing Your Hosting Account
  • 3What You Can Manage from the Client Area
  • 4What You Can Manage from the Control Panel
  • 5Server and Account Information

Managing Your Hosting Account

Your {{COMPANY_NAME}} hosting account can be managed from both the client area and your hosting control panel (cPanel, DirectAdmin, or Plesk).

Accessing Your Hosting Account

From the Client Area:

  1. Log in to your {{COMPANY_NAME}} client area
  2. Go to My Services
  3. Click on your hosting service
  4. Click Login to Control Panel for SSO access (no separate login needed)

Direct Access:

  • cPanel: https://yourserver:2083 or yourdomain.com/cpanel
  • DirectAdmin: https://yourserver:2222
  • Plesk: https://yourserver:8443

What You Can Manage from the Client Area

  • View service details — plan name, server, IP address, billing cycle, next due date
  • Upgrade/Downgrade — switch to a different hosting plan
  • Change password — reset your control panel password
  • Renewal — renew your hosting service
  • Cancellation — request service cancellation

What You Can Manage from the Control Panel

Files & Website

  • File Manager, FTP accounts, disk usage, backups (JetBackup)

Domains

  • Addon domains, subdomains, aliases, redirects, DNS zone editor

Email

  • Email accounts, forwarders, autoresponders, spam filters, mailing lists

Databases

  • MySQL databases, users, phpMyAdmin, remote MySQL access

Security

  • SSL/TLS certificates, IP blocker, hotlink protection, Leech protection, ModSecurity

Software

  • PHP version selector, Node.js/Python (CloudLinux), Softaculous auto-installer, cron jobs

Metrics

  • Resource usage (CPU, RAM, I/O), bandwidth, visitors, error logs, access logs

Server and Account Information

You can find key technical details on the service page in the client area:

  • Server Hostname — for FTP/email configuration
  • Server IP Address — for DNS A records
  • Nameservers — for domain configuration
  • Operating System — Linux (cPanel/DirectAdmin) or Windows (Plesk)

Tips

  • Use SSO login from the client area — it is the easiest way to access your control panel
  • Check Resource Usage regularly to monitor your account's health
  • Keep your control panel password different from your client area password
  • If you cannot log in to your control panel, reset the password from the client area or contact {{COMPANY_NAME}} support at {{SUPPORT_URL}}

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