CyberPanel

Connect CyberPanel to manage hosting websites and offer clients hosting tools inside WISECP.

Opening the Screen

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

{admin}/products/servers-add. To edit a server, click its name in Server Settings.

Before You Connect

Use a CyberPanel administrator account. In CyberPanel, open User → API Access, select that user and Enable, then click Save Changes. Permit access from your WISECP server to the panel port. Client tools also require CyberPanel cloud API access. CyberPanel API instructions.

Prepare an active WISECP server record and a Hosting product. Create website packages in CyberPanel first. This module does not import provider prices; set product prices and billing currency in WISECP.

Connection and Product Settings

Module Configuration

The product’s Automation → Module Configuration section shows these controls after selecting the server.

Tasks

Connect the Server

1. Complete Connection Details, then click Test Connection in the server summary.
2. Confirm the connection result. This checks credentials, not website creation or every cloud API tool.
3. Complete Identity and Capacity and click Add New Server. Confirm the new list entry; editing uses Save Changes.

Map a Hosting Product

1. Open the Hosting product’s Automation tab and choose CyberPanel under Module Assignment.
2. In Server Configuration, choose Single Server or Server Group. Group members need matching website package names.
3. Complete Module Configuration. Website packages apply their own limits; selecting one does not import prices or fill WISECP resource limits.
4. Keep the initial product hidden with Automatic Setup off. Click Save Changes, reopen Automation and verify the selections.

In the product’s Requirements tab, map PHP Version for website creation; the module fallback is PHP 8.0. Select a version installed on CyberPanel. No saleable requirement or add-on is created automatically, and this module has no add-on mappings.

Import Existing Websites

1. Open the saved server’s Import tab and click List Results. The list contains websites and packages, not reseller accounts.
2. Select websites and assign their client, product, billing cycle and dates. Existing domain matches prevent duplicate service links.
3. Click Import below the list, then check Linked Services. This links existing websites without creating them again.

Manage Services and Tools

Open a service’s Management → Overview for actions and tools, or Management → Settings to change its website package. Reseller ACL and Website Limit are displayed without editing. Service Management describes the action windows and confirmations.

Website actions include creation, suspension, reactivation, termination, password and package changes. Reseller suspension/reactivation does not change CyberPanel; reseller package upgrades are unsupported. Website panel sign-in uses the account credentials; reseller sign-in opens the panel login page.

Under the saved server’s Preferences → Client Area Preferences, choose tools and click Save Changes. Service Preferences and product restrictions also apply. Clients open their service’s Management tab.

Tools: FTP Accounts, Databases, Email Accounts, DNS Zone Editor, Addon Domains and Subdomains. FTP supports create/delete, without quota or custom directory. Database users are paired with databases; separate user/privilege controls are unavailable. Email supports create/delete/password changes without quota. DNS and domain tools support create/delete, without editing or custom subdomain roots.

The overview shows account information, without usage gauges or usage billing. There is no automatic package-price synchronization. Check an existing test service’s details and enabled tools before allowing automatic setup.

Things to Watch

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.

Related Articles

• Adding a Server
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