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please suggest best control panel for VPS server (4gb RAM and 2vcpu)
- Thread starter Indiweb
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Paid
ISPManager
DirectAdmin
Free
Keyhelp control panel (very easy to use)
HestiaCP (is the same of VestaCP but with security updates and improvements!)
myVestaCP (is the same of VestaCP but with security updates and improvements!)
Cyberpanel
AAPanel
WARNING: Don't use VestaCP, because it lacks in updates for a long time and probably you can get hacked due to "possibility" of vulnerabilities.
If you are afraid of being hacked use a paid panel like Cyberpanel (have paid versions) or ISPManager which is updated weekly or monthly.. Directadmin etc
ISPManager
DirectAdmin
Free
Keyhelp control panel (very easy to use)
HestiaCP (is the same of VestaCP but with security updates and improvements!)
myVestaCP (is the same of VestaCP but with security updates and improvements!)
Cyberpanel
AAPanel
WARNING: Don't use VestaCP, because it lacks in updates for a long time and probably you can get hacked due to "possibility" of vulnerabilities.
If you are afraid of being hacked use a paid panel like Cyberpanel (have paid versions) or ISPManager which is updated weekly or monthly.. Directadmin etc
Hello
Where did you see that? I don't see any announce in their blog or website.
Still being a good choice.
Cyberpanel almost die doesn't install centos 7 or ubuntu
many cyberpanel installed servers gone be down
Rofl don't talk gibbrish without trying man.
I installed first time Cyberpanel 2 months back, and just day before on a new vps, both ubuntu.
No hiccups.
But down the line for somethings, you can't shy away from using command line. Like if you want to use add on domains on same directory etc.
Lol i already tired of that if you have doubt then visit cyberpanel forms and check out some users face the issue but the admin said no response
The forms said clearly visile what problem everyone had now
Just check on your said
Nop, Cyberpanel still active and in development..
Also they have paid products do you think they are dying? No sense.
I told you, where did you get that information? I didn't see any warning, advice of Cyberpanel will be discontinued...
Their blog isn't have any post related with that, their social media also doesn't have nothing related with that.
Cyberpanel still active and will not close.
Maybe I can help you than instead of fighting lol.Lol i already tired of that if you have doubt then visit cyberpanel forms and check out some users face the issue but the admin said no response
The forms said clearly visile what problem everyone had now
Just check on your said
I am sure you did try their one liner installation script, after doing os update?
Exactly my thoughts lol.
Infact if I would be in Cyberpanel's owner shoes, and don't want to do active development, I will put it in maintenance mode and let it run till I decide to start active development on it again.
There is absolutely no point in killing even a free product, which has huge traction, because you can use that reputation in other ways.
To save money with good feedback, I use shared WHM/cPanel, but other people call it the crack version 
so far, it's smooth and safe, and of course, it's more efficient, and ROI is more profitable. It costs $4.99 for unlimited cPanel accounts, I think.
so far, it's smooth and safe, and of course, it's more efficient, and ROI is more profitable. It costs $4.99 for unlimited cPanel accounts, I think.If anyone needs a FREE, open-source, robust, stable and very secure control panel with huge user base and community, I highly recommend only one: ISPConfig
It's has a very long history of development and devs are very skilled sysadmins from Austria/EU, I used it for more than 15 years now.
It supports various linux operating systems, it's easy to install and comes with full installation tutorials.
It's has a very long history of development and devs are very skilled sysadmins from Austria/EU, I used it for more than 15 years now.
It supports various linux operating systems, it's easy to install and comes with full installation tutorials.
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