CorePanel Documentation
A modern, secure control panel for RHEL-based servers. Installed by one command, managed from one clean dashboard.
CorePanel is a web hosting control panel. You give it a server and it gives you hosting accounts: websites, domains, DNS, email, databases, WordPress, certificates, backups and a firewall — each managed from one dashboard, or from the CLI.
The unit of everything is the hosting account: one system user, one home directory, one primary domain, and all the resources that belong to it. Create an account and you get a site being served over HTTPS, a DNS zone, a mail identity and an FTP login, in a single step.
What CorePanel manages
Section titled “What CorePanel manages”| Area | What you get |
|---|---|
| Accounts | Hosting accounts with isolated system users, quotas and limits, reusable as packages |
| Domains | Primary domains, aliases, addon domains and subdomains, each with its own certificate |
| DNS | An authoritative nameserver with a zone per domain and a full record editor |
| Postfix, Dovecot and Rspamd: mailboxes and forwarders, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, antispam, webmail | |
| Databases | MySQL databases and users, with a built-in manager for browsing and querying |
| WordPress | One-click installs, adoption of existing sites, updates with rollback, hardening, one-time login links |
| Security | A web application firewall, automatic TLS certificates, per-domain rule tuning |
| Backups | Full account backups, on demand or scheduled, restorable here or on another server |
| Migration | Import accounts straight from a cPanel server |
| Applications | For the advanced case: deploy your own services and publish them under a domain |
Where to start
Section titled “Where to start”- New server? Getting Started, then Initial Server Setup.
- Coming from cPanel? Importing cPanel accounts.
- First customer? Creating an account, then preparing the domain.
- Automating? The CorePanel CLI covers everything the panel does.
Browse the full documentation by category below — every page is listed here.