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Every VPS has its own page in the VPS Panel. To open it, go to Servers and click Manage next to the server. This page explains what you’ll find there and links to a guide for each part.
Brand-new server? It opens on the Server Setup screen instead, until you install an operating system. See How to Set Up Your New VPS.

Difficulty

Beginner

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4 minutes
Server Overview tab with name and icons, power buttons, operating system, location, Memory, CPU and Network cards

A server's Overview tab (personal details blurred)

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The tabs

Some servers show two Backups tabs. The first holds your automatic backups; the second lets you choose a backup Schedule. Both are explained in How to Back Up and Restore Your VPS.
The badge at the top right shows the server’s state: green RUNNING or red STOPPED.

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The Overview tab

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Name and quick icons

Under the server’s name are three icons:

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Power buttons

Boot, Shutdown, Restart, Power Off and the red Rebuild button. Buttons that don’t apply right now are greyed out, for example Boot while the server is already running. See How to Start, Stop and Restart Your VPS and How to Reinstall Your VPS.

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Information cards

Memory, CPU and operating system details come from a small helper inside your server called the QEMU guest agent. It’s included in our operating system images. If you remove it, these cards may stay empty.

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Statistics and the task log

Click the arrow next to Statistics to open live graphs for network traffic, CPU, disk and memory. See How to Monitor Your VPS’s Resource Usage. At the bottom of every tab, the task log lists recent actions on the server. See Understanding the Task Log.

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Need Extra Help?

If you encounter any issues, our support team is ready to assist:

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Last Updated: October 2026