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Published: 2025-11-25 • Category: Installation
A step-by-step guide on how to configure and install the operating system for your new virtual server.
Log in to the panel from the Client Area at https://treadox.com/site/login.
Go to Services → VPS/VDS. Select your server, click 'Setup', and navigate to the operating systems menu.
Choose between 'Plain OS' (Clean install) or 'OS with Control Panel' (Bundled software).
Select your version (e.g., AlmaLinux 9) and click 'Save and Continue'.
Set a Secure Root Password and optionally add an SSH Key.
Review overview, click 'Install', and wait for the process to finish. Your VPS is now ready.
Published: 2025-11-25 • Category: Dashboard
View Name, IP, Status, and Uptime. Use actions to Turn On/Off, Renew, or Redeploy.
Find your SSH IP, Port, User Name (usually 'root'), and Password for secure connection.
Credentials for your control panel: Login URL, Host Name, and Admin login details.
Review CPU, RAM, Disk, and Traffic usage. Click 'Upgrade Config' to scale resources.
Access your server via web terminal for emergency troubleshooting and direct system management.
Track real-time performance with detailed usage graphs for CPU, RAM, and disk activity.
Create and manage point-in-time backups to quickly restore your server if something goes wrong.
Upload custom ISOs or files directly to your storage for seamless deployment and data transfer.
Published: 2025-11-25 • Category: Dashboard
Manage your domains and web content.
Configure MySQL and PostgreSQL databases.
Set up email accounts and forwarders.
Extra hosting tools and features.
Upgrade resources or change subscription settings.
Secure access details for FTP, SSH, and panels.
Monitor server status and hardware specifications.
Quick access to your hosting control panel.
Published: 2025-11-25 • Category: Purchasing
Category: Maintenance
Category: Access
Find your IP, Username, and Password in the 'SSH Access' section of your dashboard.
Replace with your actual IP. If using PuTTY, enter the IP in 'Host Name', port 22, and click Open. Enter your password when prompted (it won't show on screen).