Module index

The module index is the shortest route from a hosting task to the SHM page that actually owns it.

Where to find it: Documentation > Hosting Manager > Module index.

Available to: Anyone reading the public documentation. The related SHM action still follows the role stated on its page.

What this page does

Use it when you know what outcome you need but not which menu item controls it. Each entry points to the current documentation page, not to an invented umbrella feature.

Before you start

Choose the smallest scope first: account before reseller, reseller before root. That one habit prevents an impressive number of avoidable support stories.

Main sections

SectionUse it for
Server administrationAccounts, services, security, monitoring, backups, global configuration, licensing, and updates.
End user accountWebsites, domains, mail, databases, files, apps, certificates, account security, usage, and backup access.
Reseller guideDelegated account provisioning, ownership, packages, capacity, and support.
APIExternal automation using documented, role-scoped endpoints.
Troubleshooting and operationsEvidence-first incident handling and escalation.

Common task map

TaskPage
Create or edit a customerCreate Account or List Accounts.
Turn an addon domain into its own accountAddon to Account.
Choose server componentsServices.
Route a domain to PHP, Node.js, or a containerWeb Manager.
Protect HTTP trafficHTTP Guard, ModSecurity, and per-domain Web Manager settings.
Improve and verify website cacheCache Manager.
Investigate a siteDiagnostics Center, Logs, Health Center, and Resource Usage.
Manage a WordPress siteWordPress Manager.

How to use it

  1. Describe the resource: server, reseller, account, domain, mailbox, database, application, or file.
  2. Choose the matching section and page.
  3. Check access, prerequisites, and impact on that page.
  4. Return here only if the task crosses modules.

Result and next check

You should arrive at one primary page and, at most, a small number of related verification pages. If the plan requires clicking half the panel, the task probably needs to be split into clearer stages.

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