Your Account & Dashboard
By Allan Tanaka
By Allan Tanaka
Log in, navigate your client area, and manage your account.
Getting Started With Allanux Web Dashboard
Your Allanux Web dashboard is where you manage everything: your hosting, domains, invoices and support tickets. This guide covers what you will find there and how to get started. Log in to your dashboard 1. Go to allanuxweb.com/clientarea.php. 2. Enter the email address and password you used when you signed up. 3. Click Login. If you have forgotten your password, use the Forgot Password link on that page and we will email you a reset link. What you will find in the dashboard - Services — your hosting packages, with the option to upgrade, view resource usage or open the control panel. - Domains — every domain registered with us, where you manage renewals, nameservers and contact details. - Billing — your invoices, payment history and saved payment methods. - Support — open a ticket and track replies from our team. Opening your control panel Your websites and email are managed in Plesk rather than the dashboard itself. From Services, choose your hosting package and click through to the control panel — you will be logged in automatically, without needing a separate password. Keep your details current Invoices, renewal reminders and password resets all go to the email address on your account, so it is worth keeping it up to date. Your email address is also your login. Related Guides - Log in to your dashboard - Log in to Plesk - Install WordPress with WP Toolkit
How To Update Your Account Information
Keeping your Allanux Web account details up to date makes sure invoices, renewal reminders and password resets reach you. This guide walks through updating your contact information in the client area. Update your account information 1. Log in to your client area at allanuxweb.com/clientarea.php. 2. Click your name in the top-right corner and choose Edit Account Details. 3. Update your name, email address, phone number or postal address as needed. 4. Click Save Changes. The interactive walkthrough below shows each step. ▶ Open the interactive walkthrough Important notes - Your email address is your login. If you change it, use the new address next time you sign in. - Billing contacts are separate. If someone else handles invoices, add them under Contacts rather than replacing your own details. - Domain contact details are not the same thing. Registrant details for each domain are managed per-domain under My Domains. If you cannot access the account to update it, open a support ticket and we will verify your identity and help.
How To Login To Allanux Web Dashboard
Your Allanux Web dashboard is where you manage everything in one place: your hosting packages, domains, invoices, and support tickets. This guide shows you how to log in and what to do if you cannot get in. ▶ Open the interactive walkthrough Log in to your dashboard 1. Go to allanuxweb.com and click Client Login at the top of the page. You can also go straight to the login page. 2. Enter the email address you used when you signed up. 3. Enter your password. 4. Click Login. You will land on the dashboard home page, which shows your active services, any unpaid invoices, and your recent support tickets. What you can do from the dashboard - Services — view your hosting packages, check disk and bandwidth usage, and open Plesk - Domains — renew domains, update nameservers, and manage contact details - Billing — view and pay invoices, see your payment history, and update your payment method - Support — open a ticket and track replies - Account — change your email address, password, and contact details If you cannot log in Forgotten password 1. On the login page, click Forgot Password? 2. Enter your account email address. 3. Check your inbox for a reset link and follow it to set a new password. If the email does not arrive within a few minutes, check your spam folder. "Invalid email or password" Make sure you are using the email address the account was registered with — not an email address you created on your hosting afterwards. These are often different. Account suspended If you see a suspension notice, there is usually an unpaid invoice. Pay it from the Billing section and access is restored automatically. Still stuck? Reply to any email from us, or open a support ticket and we will sort it out. Keeping your account secure - Use a password you do not use anywhere else - Never share your login details — we will never ask for your password - Keep your contact email up to date so password resets reach you Related Guides - Log in to Plesk - Getting started with your dashboard - Update your account information - Plesk reseller dashboard overview