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How do I change my email address on Pterodactyl?
Step 1 Navigate to Pterodactyl panel's login screen and Login. Step 2 Navigate to the Account section on the left side navigation. Step 3 Navigate to the Update Email Address section on the middle of your screen. Enter your new desired email, type in ...
How do I change my current password on Pterodactyl?
Step 1 Navigate to Pterodactyl panel's login screen and Login. Step 2 Navigate to the Account section on the left side navigation. Step 3 Navigate to the Update Email Address section on the left side of your screen. Enter your current password, type i...
How do I add/open a server port on Pterodactyl?
Step 1 Navigate to Pterodactyl panel's login screen and Login. Step 2 Navigate to the Server section on the left side navigation. Step 3 Navigate to the server you wish to manage, select the Manage Server button. Step 4 On the top navigation, sele...
Whats IP's can I ping to test latency for VPS products?
Below are the Test IP's you can ping to test latency with the LookingGlass URL's attached. TPA - Tampa, Florida (1 Gbps Uplink)IPv4 Test: 198.45.114.51IPv6 Test: 2606:fc40:40:103:0000:0000:00e4:5885https://tpa.lg.aquatis.host/ AMS - Amsterdam, Netherlands (1...
How do I create a manual backup for my VPS?
Step 1 Sign in to the VPS panel. VPS Panel: https://vps.aquatis.host:4083/ Step 2 Select the VPS you wish to control. Step 3 On the navigation bar, select the Backups button to view the Backups menu. Step 4 Select the Backup Now button to start t...
How do I restore a backup for my VPS?
Step 1 Sign in to the VPS panel. VPS Panel: https://vps.aquatis.host:4083/ Step 2 Select the VPS you wish to control. Step 3 On the navigation bar, select the Backups button to view the Backups menu. Step 4 Listed below are 2 VPS backups for the ...
How do create a file system on my VPS's additional mount?
Step 1 Login to your VPS with an SSH tool, in this example we are using Bitvise SSH. Once signed in, run the following command. lsblk In the command, you will see two disk mounts, one is VDA which is your primary disk mount since it's mounted to /. Your ...