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How the Hosting Management Interface Works

The interfaces used for Hosting Management allow you to view and search your Web Projects by filters, create Web Projects. You can also delete, suspend or reactivate a Web Project at PlanetHoster.

This article provides a high-level overview of these interfaces, with links to more detailed articles.

In versions of the product prior to the redesign, the interfaces also allow you to manage the resources allocated to each of your Web Projects.

PlanetHoster customers who only have only registered a domain name do not see this interface.

Throughout all the articles related to hosting management, you will see the term “V2”. This means “Version 2”.

The PlanetHoster Glossary contains explanations on multiple topics and can be consulted to clarify certain terms.

Prerequisites

Enter the following address in your web browser: https://my.planethoster.com.

Sometimes a pop-up window is blocked. If a message like “Pop-up blocked” is displayed, close the pop-up blocker (how).

Web Hosting Infrastructure at PlanetHoster

Understanding the infrastructure currently offered by PlanetHoster (which is also a web host) is a necessary prerequisite before we get into the details of hosting management. Please refer to the article How PlanetHoster’s Web Hosting Infrastructure Works.

Web Projects Management

PlanetHoster has adopted a user-friendly interface to help you manage your web projects.

To access the interface:

  1. Click on My Hostings -> My Web Projects in the menu.
  2. The Web Projects will then be displayed (clear your cache or log in again if you have trouble opening the interface):

The My Web Projects interface allows you, among other things, to view the following details for each of your Web Projects at PlanetHoster: Domain, Username, Server Infrastructure, Location (the country where the server is located), Offer (The World or HybridCloud), the Control panel used to manage the Web Project (N0C or cPanel), and the hosting Status (active, suspended, etc.). You can also filter your search for projects. Finally, with a single click under “Access the Panel,” you can log in directly to the control panel for a specific Web Project (for N0C, see the article “How to Use the Dashboard”).

Please refer to the article How to Overview the Hosting Accounts for the details about this view.

Display Formats

There are two display formats available for the My Web Projects interface.

  1. Look for the icon that opens the table view (default):
  1. This second icon provides a detailed view of Web Projects:

Creation of a Project Web

The interface is also designed to guide you step by step through the process of creating a web project.

Click on My Hosting -> Create a Web Project, or, alternatively, click the Create a Web Project button at the top right of the My Web Projects interface:

Then, simply provide the requested information and click the Continue button until you reach the end. Please refer to the article “How to Create a Web Project” for more details.

Overview and Management of Resources

This paragraph contains information that applies only to a version of the product prior to the redesign.

This interface provides information to help you manage the resources allocated to each of your web projects and get an overview of them.

  1. Click on My Hostings -> Resource Management.
  2. Click on The World (shared) or HybridCloud (dedicated); if you select HybridCloud, you must then choose the appropriate infrastructure.
  3. You will then see the Resources and the Resource Allocation management interface.

The artices How to Manage World Resources and How to Manage HybridCloud Resources provide the details about resource management.

Useful References

Please refer to the following articles if you want to learn about DNS management when linking PlanetHoster domains to other platforms:

PlatformArticle
AllLinking a PlanetHoster Domain to Shopify and Wix Platforms
WixHow to Change Nameservers For a Wix Connection
SquarespaceConnecting a PlanetHoster Domain to a Squarespace Site
Updated on 14 April 2026

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