Customer Guide
What hosting customers see and do: websites and domains, files and FTP, email, databases, WordPress and apps, DNS, backups, users and roles, statistics.
These chapters come from the StackRegent manual and update by themselves whenever it changes.
Getting started with your hosting panelLog in to StackRegent, find your way around Home and the menu, switch between subscriptions and manage your profile, password, language and theme.
Websites and domainsAdd domains, subdomains and aliases, change hosting, PHP and ASP.NET settings, secure sites with Let's Encrypt and preview a site before DNS points here.
Files, FTP and Web DeployManage website files in the browser with File Manager, add FTP accounts, publish from Visual Studio with Web Deploy and set up web users.
EmailCreate mailboxes and aliases, set up forwarding and auto-replies, open webmail, set up mail clients and check DKIM and SPF.
DatabasesCreate MariaDB and SQL Server databases and users, open phpMyAdmin or the SQL console, import and export dumps, and connect from PHP and ASP.NET.
WordPress and applicationsInstall and manage WordPress, add Joomla, Drupal, phpBB or DNN in one click, deploy from Git, and use Composer, Laravel and Node.js on your website.
DNSView and edit the DNS zone of your domain in StackRegent, add A, CNAME, MX, TXT and other records, and set up SPF and DKIM for mail.
Backups and scheduled tasksBack up and restore files, databases and mail, schedule backups to your own remote storage, and run commands, PHP scripts or URLs on a schedule.
Users and rolesGive other people their own login to your hosting account, choose a built-in role or create custom roles, and limit users to one subscription.
Statistics and resource usageCheck disk space, traffic and visitor statistics, watch CPU, memory, disk I/O and process usage, and understand what happens when a limit is reached.