Login / Reset Password to My Account (Cpanel)

The following guide applies to shared hosting services and reseller hosting. The guide explains how to change a password and how to access the management panel of your hosting services.

1. Accessing cPanel Through Jetserver Site

      • Login to the client area using your username and password.

Login / Reset Password to My Account (Cpanel)
[ Client Area | Restore Your Paasword ]

  • On the left side menu, under Clients Menu, click Services:

Login / Reset Password to My Account (Cpanel)

  • Click your service line:

Login / Reset Password to My Account (Cpanel)

  • Under Actions, choose login to your cPanel if your service is sahred hosting / reseller login to primary domain cPanel, or login to WHM if you are a reseller:

Login / Reset Password to My Account (Cpanel)

  • To change your password, click CHange Password. The resulting page will be:

Login / Reset Password to My Account (Cpanel)

Enter a new cPanel password once and again to verify it. Finally click the Save Changes button.

  • There is no connection between the username and password for the customer area on Jetserver website and the username and password for your cPanel account.
  • The cPanel username and password can also be used for FTP access to your account.

2. Direct Access to cPanel / WHM

In order to access your cPanel hosting, all you have to do is type the URL (primary domain) at your browser in addition to the slash and cpanel, as shown below:

Login / Reset Password to My Account (Cpanel)

Login / Reset Password to My Account (Cpanel)

Enter your username and password and click the “Sign In” button.

Resellers can access any cPanel that is run by them in this way, when of course you must be sure of the username and password that belong to the specific cPanel .

Resellers will enter their client management panel by writing their primary domain in the browser’s URL bar, in addition to the slash and whm, as shown below:

Login / Reset Password to My Account (Cpanel)

Login / Reset Password to My Account (Cpanel)

At any point, if you receive an SSL error message – please confirm it and continue.