The control panel
Every Fleeq Hosting server is run from panel.fleeq.net, a Pterodactyl control panel. Sign in with the username from your ready email and the password you saved from the one-time page.
Your servers
Section titled “Your servers”The home screen lists every server on your login, with its address and live CPU, memory and disk use. Click one to open it.
The buttons at the top of a server:
| Button | Does |
|---|---|
| Start | boots the server |
| Restart | stops it cleanly, then starts it |
| Stop | asks the server to shut down cleanly (saves worlds, closes connections) |
| Kill | appears while stopping; ends the process at once. Use it only if Stop hangs — unsaved data is lost |
A server shows Starting until it prints the line that means it’s ready, then Running.
Console
Section titled “Console”The console streams the server’s output live and takes commands: Minecraft’s op <player>, say, stop; anything the software accepts on its standard input. Bots and Node apps print their logs here.
The graphs beside it show CPU (100% is one core), memory and network use against your plan’s limits.
The tabs
Section titled “The tabs”| Tab | For |
|---|---|
| Files | browse, edit, upload, compress and extract files — see Files & SFTP |
| Databases | create a database and its credentials — see Databases |
| Schedules | timed restarts, commands and backups — see Schedules |
| Users | give someone else access to this server — see below |
| Backups | create, download and restore backups — see Backups |
| Network | the ports (allocations) your server listens on |
| Startup | the startup command and the settings your software reads — see Startup settings |
| Settings | SFTP details, the server’s name, and Reinstall |
| Activity | who did what on this server, and when |
Giving someone access
Section titled “Giving someone access”In Users, add a person by email and tick what they may do — use the console, edit files, manage backups, and so on. They get their own login; you never share yours. Remove them there when they no longer need access.
Reinstalling
Section titled “Reinstalling”Settings → Reinstall server runs the installer again. Depending on the software it can overwrite files you changed: take a backup first.