In this article, we describe the interface that allows you to:
- view key information about each of your Web Projects on PlanetHoster;
- connect directly to the platform hosting it; and
- filter your search for Web Projects.
This article contains some information that applies only to a version of the product prior to the redesign.
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 (see the article Authorize Pop-ups).
Web Projects Display
Go to My Hostings -> My Web Projects so that your Web Projects are displayed along with various details.
Default layout:
This interface is also available, as explained in the article How the Hosting Management Interface Works:
The following table explains the details of your web projects.
| Definition | |
| Domains | Main domain names for Web Projects. |
| Username | Name of the user associated with the Web Project. |
| Infrastructure | The infrastructure field displays the name of the hosting server. The performance mode ((Standard, Plus or Ultra) ) is also displayed. |
| Location | Country where the hosting server is located. |
| Offer | The hosting product Offer (World or HybridCloud). |
| Control panel | Control panel to manage the hosting account (N0C or cPanel). |
| Status | An indicator showing whether the Web Project is active or suspended. If a request to suspend or reactivate the Web Project is currently being processed, an orange icon appears next to the status. A blue icon appears for the Web Project whose status change request was completed most recently. |
| Access Control Panel | Icon for accessing the Web Project control panel (directly to the MG control panel if the platform is an N0C; cPanel for exceptions). |
If the following icon appears next to a domain name, it means that personal notes have been added for the Web Project:
Filters
You can filter the display of Web Projects based on specific criteria.
- Use the STATUS, CONTROL PANEL, TYPE, and/or LOCATION drop-down lists. You can also refine your search using the Search field:
- Web projects that meet the specified criteria are displayed automatically.
- To clear all filters and display all Web Projects again, click Reset.
Filtering works in a similar way with the detailed view of Web Projects:
Logging in to the Web Project Management Control Panel
The Access Control Panel icon next to the Web Project you want to connect to opens its control panel:
If the Control Panel is N0C, the MG Panel opens automatically. Otherwise, the cPanel platform will open.
You can connect directly to the MG panel without going through the Account Management interface by entering the address https://mg.n0c.com/en/ in your web browser (please see the article How to Log In to N0C for details).
You can also log in:
Connect via SFTP or FTP/FTPS
You need an FTP client installed on your computer (e.g. Filezilla on Windows or CyberDuck on Mac). Please refer to the article How to Connect to Your Hosting Using FTP and Send Files.
Once you are logged in to your Web World Project, you can upload your files to the “public_html” directory in the file manager to publish your website or web application. If you are using a companion domain, upload your files to the folder you specified when you created it.
Please refer to the article How to Use the File Manager.
Login in SSH
If you are on Mac or Linux, use the Terminal (included by default).
For Windows, install an SSH client (Putty, for example). Please refer to the article How to Create an SSH Key and Connect to an Account Remotely.
Actions
The Actions buttons allow you to perform certain operations on Web Projects:
The actions are explained below, along with references to the articles describing them in detail.
| Function | Article | |
| Change Panel | Migrating to an N0C control panel when you have a cPanel control panel. | How to Migrate from cPanel to N0C |
| Suspend Activate | Suspend or activate Web Projects, as appropriate. | How to Suspend Hosting Accounts and Activate Suspended Accounts |
| Delete | Delete a Web Project (which must have been paused beforehand). | How to Cancel a Web Hosting |
Access to the Details of a Web Project
Clicking on an active Web Project opens an interface that displays detailed information about the Web Projects in a user-friendly format.
Certain actions can also be performed there:
- If the Web Project is on an N0C platform, you can suspend or activate the Web Project, delete it, change its password, and modify its resources;
- If the Web Project is on a cPanel platform, you can migrate the Web Project to N0C, delete it, suspend it, or activate it.
To access this interface, click on the Web Project:
The interface giving access to the Web Project details and actions to manage it is then displayed. The details are available in the article How to Use the Web Project Details.