SolusVM lets you manage virtual-server power, console access and other service controls. Current SolusVM 2 uses a project-based customer interface. Older SolusVM 1 installations have different menus, so use the panel assigned to your actual service.
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What you need before you begin
Find the verified panel URL and login identity in your VPS service details. The current customer login normally uses an email address. This credential is separate from the Linux root or Windows Administrator credential inside the VPS.
01 Log in to your SolusVM VPS control panel
- Open the supplied HTTPS panel address. For a current installation, its login page commonly ends in
/login. Check the hostname and certificate before entering credentials. - Enter the assigned account email and password, and complete two-factor authentication if enabled. Use a provider-supplied single-sign-on link only from the authenticated service page.
- Open Projects, select the project containing your VPS and open the intended server. Compare its ID and IP address with your order.
- If your service uses an older interface, select the existing VPS from its server list instead. Do not create a second account or new server merely because an old screenshot has different menus.
- Log out when finished, especially on a shared device. Store the plain panel address rather than a temporary console or sign-on link.
How do I confirm I reached the correct SolusVM account?
Confirm that you can see the expected server and its management controls. Panel access alone does not show that the guest operating system is healthy or that your application is online.
Troubleshoot unexpected results
If the server is missing, check the account identity and project membership. For rejected credentials, use the authorized recovery route. Report an unexpected certificate or domain mismatch to support rather than bypassing the browser warning.