Multiple Control Panels
Learn just what exactly lies behind the concept of ‘Multiple Control Panels’ and why selecting a Control Panel is really essential for your hosting account.
A control panel is a web-based graphic interface which makes it possible to manage various aspects of your Internet hosting service. A few examples of things you will be able to do through this kind of a tool are email and file management, DNS records editing, URL forwarding, and many others. As you will find many control panel brands, the services that you can manage are also different and can also depend on the features that the internet hosting company offers. For instance, you may have a certain option in one control panel and not in another, or it could take additional steps to perform some task. Such an instrument gives you the option to use a point-and-click interface instead of inputting commands with complex syntax in a command line. Even though some users would rather have the aforementioned option, the majority of users appreciate the easier level of administration which a control panel can give.
Multiple Control Panels in Dedicated Web Hosting
If you decide to obtain one of the dedicated server plans that we offer, you will have as many as 3 control panels to make your choice from for your machine. The easiest one to work with is called Hepsia and it's in-house built. It'll allow you to do everything in a single place, so even if you have little experience, you'll never have any difficulties to manage your web content, domain names, payments or support tickets without the need to log into a separate system. Hepsia also has the most user-friendly interface. In comparison, the remaining control panel - cPanel, is harder to use, so you need better technical skills to use them, but they will provide you with increased control over various server settings and will allow you to host every domain in an individual account. The latter option makes these two control panels ideal for starting a reseller business and selling internet hosting accounts to other users.