How do I access the control panel of the Hostinet web hosting?

How do I access the control panel of the Hostinet web hosting? cPanel is a control system for web hosting services under Linux operating systems, clean and very easy to use.

It allows us to manage our domain and provide it with functionalities such as a web server, email service, access through FTP, management, and creation of MySQL databases, access statistics and other relevant services that every web service should have.

All this, in addition, from a secure and easy-to-use online panel for any type of user, even if it is not advanced and does not have knowledge of web hosting.

If you want to access the Cpanel control panel of your accommodation contracted with Hostinet, you can do it from the address that was sent to your contact email at the time of processing your hosting request.

In order to access your accommodation control panel, you must know the username and password that was also provided in that activation email.

How to access HostiNet cPanel?

The access address to your Cpanel will be something very similar to this: www.quora.com cpanel.quora.com user:****** password:****** You can also access your domain from an alternative address that will correspond to the server name where your domain is hosted.

This URL can be used while we wait for the domain to be registered or its DNS to be updated, the address will appear in our service activation email and will be something similar to the following: http://host60.hostinet.com/cpanel Can't you access cPanel?

In some cases, users enter cPanel as soon as they have access to web hosting, make the necessary configurations, create their email accounts, etc ... and do not log in again for a

long time. This means that either they do not remember the access password, or it has expired and you have to change it for security reasons.

If we have access to cPanel, it is very easy to change the password, but if not, we have to do some steps.

The first thing we must do is access the cPanel site as we have indicated before: Although we do not know the username and password, we can find a link that tells us to Reset password.

This will take us to another screen where we will only be asked for our username.

The username you do not request can be found in the Hostinet client file.

We only have to access our username and password in Hostinet.

Go to My Products and click on the hosting.

This will take us to the cPanel Management page where we will see all the data of our web hosting.

In the cPanel information we will see that we have: - Server status  - Name  – Hostname  - User  - Password  - Disk space  - Network traffic The username and password shown here are those that access cPanel. 

But if at any time the password has been changed, it is not reflected here.

So if the user has changed the hosting password, it will not be correct.

However, we can test if the data is correct from the cPanel access window.

If not, we must copy the User in the password recovery window of cPanel.

The next step is to add the contact email address.

This step is the cause of some problems.

Many times, clients change the access data to Hostinet.com, including email, but this does not imply that the email account is changed to recover the password.

In other words, the email account where the security code will be sent will be the same one with which we registered.

Then the system will send us an email with a security code that we must copy and paste into cPanel in order to restore the cPanel password.

Hostinet and its Commitment to cPanel cPanel is arguably the most popular and effective hosting control panel in Linux based hosting, with permission from Plesk.

From the beginning, Hostinet, more than 15 years ago, we were very clear that we had to offer our customers a control panel that was secure enough, versatile and easy to use, to satisfy all types of users.

For this reason we decided that all web hosting offered on Hostinet, have cPanel (Plesk on Windows hosting) as a control panel.

Unless the client purchases a VPS server managed by it, the rest of the options have cPanel included in the price of the product.

From the cheapest accommodation to the one with the most benefits. cPanel is not free, you have to pay user licenses, but at Hostinet we do not mind paying for licenses if we manage to deliver the best possible product to the customer.

There are other web hosting control panel, most of the free web hosts use these control panels for obvious reasons, but if we want to offer a hosting with the highest guarantees of quality and security, we think that cPanel or Plesk are synonyms of guarantee.