After installing AdminBolt with the one-click installer, it resets the root password without informing you of the new password. As a result, you have to reset it manually using ctrl.

AdminBolt is an excellent alternative to cPanel and DirectAdmin! Installing AdminBolt with "One Click Apps" on RackNerd ctrl is fantastic! It can be configured to automatically updat

* Everything is ready out of the box: web server, multiple PHP versions, databases, email with spam filtering, DNS and FTP.

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Cpanel has a rating of 1.5

* Not now, maybe in the near future, an option to disable mail, spam filter, PHP-FPM, DNS, backup, FTP, AI agent, and antivirus entirely, plus a headless mode or CLI-based management only without a we

I just spun up AdminBolt via the One-Click Apps section in the RackNerd control panel, and the installation was completely painless. Having worked with various control panels over the years (cPanel, D

Anyone else not able to set a new password from the billing panel? Relying on a provider-supplied password sent over plaintext and 2FA is so weird.

I also have a minor suggestion: the username and password input fields don't automatically trim leading or trailing whitespace. When I copied and pasted my credentials, they inadvertently included ext

ADMINBOLT - THE BEST CPANEL ALTERNATIVE FOR TODAY'S MODERN ERA!

Count me in for this giveaway. I’ve been looking for a cPanel alternative, and I’m really interested to set up AdminBolt and try it out and share my feedback with others.

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shaping up to be the best, modern alternative to cPanel/WHM!

Guys - we need some demand! And we also need some new faces to join the party!

Speed stays 10Mbps if reached 1TBbytes, and reset to zero bytes and 300Mbps the first day of next month. Thank you!

Among the all sloppy panels someone with some taste will sooner or later take out a valid alternative to cPanel

attack, the upstream's anti-spoofing check would reset the initial TCP connection of every new client, meaning that API clients would have to retry. So you were right that it had to go, just for slig

WordPress: Yes, WordPress can be installed easily through a supported installer in cPanel, without needing to install it manually.

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