List Accounts

Find a hosting account, open its control panel or change its settings.

Where to find it: Open the Server menu and choose List Accounts.

Available to: Root and resellers. Root can view all accounts; a reseller sees and changes only owned accounts inside delegated policy.

What this page does

Use it for account support and account management: search, filter, inspect, open, export, select rows, edit identity or policy, suspend or unsuspend, and delete only when retention and approval requirements are satisfied.

Before you start

Search by more than one identifier when names are similar, then confirm username, primary domain, owner, package, and status. Take or verify a backup before destructive identity, ownership, IP, package, resource, or deletion changes.

Supported account edits

The account edit workflow can expose password, contact email, quota, shell, status, hourly mail limit, primary domain, username, IP address, resource limits, package, feature access, and owner according to the signed-in role. Each change has different generated-state and customer impact; review the specific confirmation rather than treating the edit drawer as one operation.

Open the account workspace

Use the account access action for domain, website, mail, database, file, application, certificate, security, log, usage, or backup work. The selected-account identity remains visible in that workspace and should be checked before every change.

Suspend versus delete

Suspension is appropriate for a temporary billing, security, abuse, or customer-requested hold. Deletion removes the account through the supported cleanup workflow and should be used only after approval, retention, dependency, DNS, and backup checks. When in doubt, suspension is easier to explain to tomorrow's support shift.

How to use it

1. Search and confirm the exact account.
2. Open the account for resource-specific work, or choose one targeted account edit.
3. Read the current value and impact before saving.
4. Wait for the action to reach a final state.
5. Refresh the row and verify the account login plus affected customer service.

Bulk and individual account changes

Use the owner/package filters to narrow the table. The bulk dialog can change passwords, quota, IP, owner where authorized, package, shell, or suspension state, and can delete selected accounts. Confirm the selected users before Apply Changes and inspect each result.

A package change, explicit resource edit, and feature override are separate controls. Recheck the effective account limits and navigation after a policy change. For deletion, confirm backups and data ownership before removing any account.

Result and next check

The selected account row and account state reflect the requested change, with ownership and role limits preserved. For identity, IP, package, status, or resource changes, verify generated services and the customer-facing account rather than relying on the table alone.