> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kb.secured.gg/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kb.secured.gg/vps/enduser-panel.md).

# VPS Control Panel

When you get an email from us labeled as **New Private Server Information**, you can login to a separate control panel to further modify your VPS.

The credentials are below the provided **URL** in the email.

![](/files/-Ma2UHRkfAZzFeY5JRlY)

Once navigated to the VPS control page, you can login with your credentials provided to you in the email.

## Control Panel

Logging in, you'll be greeted with a welcoming control panel

![](/files/-Ma2UQIqklrFzYcIWU3m)

There will be a list of Virtual Private Servers under your account.

## Sidebar

On the left sidebar, you can see there are multiple options to manage your servers.

* Tasks - Shows a history of Start/Stop/Restart/Reinstall actions done on all your machines
* SSH Keys - If you have a private key and would like them stored for easier connectivity, keys can be added here (only applies to Linux Distributions)
* Applications
* Reverse DNS - rDNS entries can be applied here
* My Profile - Basic Information of your account
* Settings - Language, Timezone, and Bandwidth Threshold can be adjusted here
* Account Password - Password changes occur here
* API Credentials - If you would like to make use of the API for your own applications, API keys can be created here.

## VPS Information

 Navigating back to the **List VPS** page, you can press the forward arrow to expand details for your VPS

![](/files/-Ma2UaRtZxY3wWEqcaDH)

In this section, you can see basic details and metrics about your VPS.

![](/files/-Ma2UeGrK0b09PKb-P9X)

Additionally, there are 6 other tabs.

* Graphs - Shows detailed information about Bandwidth usage.
* Settings - Modify Hostname, Password, and VPS configuration
* Applications - Pre-configured applications that can be executed once we offer them
* Install - Reinstall your OS
* Tasks and Logs - Shows a history of Start/Stop/Restart/Reinstall actions done for this specific machine
* Rescue Mode - Messed up on your main partition and can't boot back in? Rescue mode provides the ability to boot a small Linux environment from another disk so that you can rescue your primary linux VPS or backup files that are present on it.