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Connect aaPanel to sell isolated hosting accounts and let clients manage their websites from WISECP.

Opening the Screen

Open Products → Hosting & Servers → Server Settings → Add New Server. Under Server Automation Module → Web Hosting, select aaPanel.

{admin}/products/servers-add. Click an existing server’s name to edit it.

Before You Connect

This integration uses aaPanel Pro’s Account (Sub aaPanel) and resource packages. A single-administrator installation without those account APIs is insufficient. Install the required web server, PHP, database and FTP services in aaPanel’s App Store. Prepare packages under Account → Package. aaPanel account prerequisites.

In aaPanel, open Settings → API → Modify, enable API access and add your WISECP server’s outgoing IP to the IP whitelist. Copy the API secret key into WISECP’s API Token field. Use an administrator key authorized for account, package, website and enabled tool operations. aaPanel API instructions.

Use an active WISECP server record and a Hosting product. Provider licences and hosting costs are separate; set sale prices and billing currency in WISECP.

Connection and Product Settings

Address / HostnameBoth are required. Address is the connection host; Hostname names the server record. Do not include a URL path in Address.

Use Custom PortModule defaults: HTTP 8888, HTTPS 7800. Enter the actual panel port when different; changing HTTPS does not change aaPanel itself.

Username / API TokenUsername is required by the server form. API requests use the API Token. Enter the aaPanel API secret key, not an account login token.

Security EntranceEnter the panel’s random path segment, such as abc123de. Leave blank only when no security entrance is configured. A wrong path can return 404.

Verify SSL CertificateOn for new records. Keep HTTPS and certificate verification enabled; use the hostname covered by the certificate.

Identity and CapacityMonthly Cost starts at zero; select its currency. Empty Maximum Accounts becomes 200. Occupancy alerts use that limit. Nameservers accepts four lines.

Module Configuration

After server selection, open the product’s Automation → Module Configuration section.

PackageChoose an existing resource package. The saved value is its name; WISECP resolves the target server’s package ID. Empty means no explicit package assignment.

PHP VersionOptional. Server Default is selected initially. Available installed versions apply to the account’s primary site.

Tasks

Connect the Server

Fill Connection Details, including Security Entrance, and click Test Connection in the server summary.
Confirm the result. The system-information test checks API access, not Pro account provisioning or every tool.
Complete Identity and Capacity and click Add New Server. Confirm the list entry; editing uses Save Changes.

Map a Hosting Product

Open a Hosting product’s Automation tab. Choose aaPanel under Module Assignment.
Under Server Configuration, select Single Server or Server Group. Group members need matching package names.
Select Package and PHP Version in Module Configuration. Review Resource Limits; available package quotas fill those fields.
Keep the initial product hidden and Automatic Setup off. Click Save Changes, then reopen Automation to verify the saved settings.

Package selection does not import products or prices. This module creates no saleable add-ons or requirements and has no add-on mappings. Provisioning creates a sub-account and its primary website; check the website’s actual PHP version afterward.

Import Existing Accounts

Open the saved server’s Import tab and click List Results. The list shows account domains and usernames.
Select accounts, then match the client, product, billing cycle and dates. Existing domain matches prevent duplicate service links.
Click Import below the list and check Linked Services. Existing aaPanel accounts are linked, not provisioned again.

Manage Services and Tools

Open a service’s Management → Overview for actions and tools. Management → Settings → Package changes the account package and reapplies its limits. See Service Management for action windows and confirmations.

Administrators can create, suspend, reactivate, terminate, change account passwords and switch packages. Client panel sign-in requests an account login link; if unavailable, it opens the normal panel address. Administrator panel sign-in also opens that address.

In the saved server’s Preferences → Client Area Preferences, choose tools and click Save Changes. Product restrictions and service Preferences also apply. Clients use their service’s Management tab.

Tools: FTP Accounts, Databases, Addon Domains, Subdomains, PHP Version, Cron Jobs and SSL Management. FTP supports create/password change/delete without quotas. Databases support create/delete, without separate user, privilege or password controls. Domains support create/delete, without editing or custom subdomain roots. PHP applies per site. Cron jobs support create/edit/delete without notification email. SSL supports Let’s Encrypt and custom certificate/key installation, plus removal; reinstall is unavailable.

Disk, bandwidth, database, addon-domain and FTP usage can feed enabled metrics. Scheduled collection does not synchronize package prices. Inspect an existing test service’s overview and enabled tools before automatic setup.

Things to Watch

Data and Quotas

Termination deletes the sub-account and its data. Keep backups outside this module; it has no backup tool. Lower package quotas can restrict existing usage. Cron commands execute on the hosting server; review their effects before saving.

Required Privileges

Server settings require MODULES_SERVERS_SETTINGS; product changes require PRODUCTS_OPERATION. Administrator panel sign-in requires MODULES_ROOT_LOGIN_BUTTON. Service actions require their corresponding service privileges.

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