6 ways to customize the vps panel with your branding
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This article provides a guide for 6 ways to customize the VPS panel with your branding for Cloud Admin users (for VPS Reseller users).

Customize the VPS Panel with Your Branding

Rad Web Hosting offers several ways Cloud Admin users can customize the VPS Panel with your branding for optimized white-label experiences.

Add Your Company Information

Add your company information so your clients will see your business details.

  1. Login to your Cloud Admin account
    Cloud admin login screen
  2. Access “My Profile” from the Cloud Admin drop-down menu
    Cloud admin menu
  3. Change the profile details to reflect those of your business information
    Change profile details
  4. That’s it. You have now updated the profile details to reflect your business details.

Add Your Company Logo

Add your company logo to show for your end-users.

  1. Login to your Cloud Admin account
    Cloud admin login screen
  2. Access “Settings” from the Cloud Admin drop-down menu
    Cloud admin menu
  3. Enter your logo URL in the “Logo URL” field:
    Add brand logo
  4. Now your brand logo will be visible to your end-users.
    Your logo displayed prominently

Add Your Logo to the VPS Panel Login Page

Add your logo to the VPS panel login page so your end-users will see your logo.

  1. Login to your Cloud Admin account
    Cloud admin login screen
  2. Access “Settings” from the Cloud Admin drop-down menu
    Cloud admin menu
  3. Enter your logo URL in the “Login Logo URL” field
    Add brand logo
  4. That’s it. Now your end-users will see your brand logo on the VPS panel login page.

Add Your Favicon

Add your custom brand favicon which will be displayed on browser tabs.

  1. Login to your Cloud Admin account
    Cloud admin login screen
  2. Access “Settings” from the Cloud Admin drop-down menu
    Cloud admin menu
  3. Enter your custom favicon URL in the “User Favicon URL” field (must be a .ico file).
    Change settings
  4. That’s it. Now your end-users will see your custom Favicon on their browser tabs when they access the VPS panel.

Set Your Custom Page Title

Set a custom page title for the VPS panel.

  1. Login to your Cloud Admin account
    Cloud admin login screen
  2. Access “Settings” from the Cloud Admin drop-down menu
    Cloud admin menu
  3. Enter your custom site title in the “Site Title” field
    Change settings
  4. That’s it. Now your end-users will see your custom site title on their browser tabs when they access the VPS panel.

Custom White-label Login URL

Get a custom white-label login URL for your VPS panel.

  1. Get the “Cloud Cluster IP Address” from your VPS Reseller Welcome Email (see: Viewing Email History)
    Get cloud cluster ip address from welcome email
  2. Create a CNAME Record to point your desired custom login domain to the Domain of “CP URL” (“vm1.apivps.com“)
  3. Login to your Rad Web Hosting account
  4. Submit a support request
  5. In the “Subject” field, enter “Custom VPS Reseller URL”
  6. In the “Related Service” field, select the VPS reseller service
  7. In the “Message” field, indicate the desired VPS Panel URL. This must be a fully-qualified domain name (i.e. vm1.yourdomain.tld).
  8. Wait for instructions from support. They will provide details to add a custom DNS record.
  9. Upon confirmation, your end-users can now access the VPS panel from your custom white-label login URL: Custom white-label login url

Conclusion

You can use the above guides to customize the VPS Panel for your end-users.

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