• WHMCS Module Installation and Setup Instructions

  Our WHMCS module provides an automated solution for provisioning compute servers through WHMCS allowing you to offer them to your clients. The module allows you to provision servers either on our public cloud (where you would normally provision servers) or on a private hypervisor. Prerequisites Before setting up the module on your WHMCS server, you need to first generate an API key from CloudCone's client area. To do this; Log in and visit the API SettinSome readers

• Migrating your IPv4 addresses

  Our datacenter has informed us of an IPv4 re-numbering process that will result in a change of your VPS, SC2 and Dedicated server IPv4 addresses. VPS and SC2 IP Migration guide View the VPS and SC2 IPv4 migration guide Dedicated Server IP Migration guide View the Dedicated server IPv4 migration guide color fd3f3f (Deadline: December 15th,Some readers

• Account Access Limited

  If you have entered your password incorrectly, your account's access will be limited due to security reasons. To have your account re-enabled, you will have to reset your password. The following steps will explain to you how to reset the password. Visit https://app.cloudcone.com/login/forgot Enter your email which you used while registering on our platform Click on the "Request" button Once that is done, you will receive a new email along with your login link That's it! Once you cFew readers

• The Cloud Network

  An insight into CloudCone's international network backbone Our networks are engineered from the bottom up to provide the high-availability requirements of our clients with redundant and divergent routed fiber-optic links to our clients with over 200 peers and multiple tier 1 transit providers such as Amazon, Google Fiber, Japan Telecom, Etisalat, Hutchison, TATA Communications and China Telecom. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/b4a6582f-f407-4054-b73c-d6e4bf698b1e/b9b09abFew readers

• How to use the API?

  CloudCone offers a full REST API to take control of your account, we use an API key and API hash authentication method to authenticate your account to use the API Generating the Credentials You need to log in at https://app.cloudcone.com Navigate to the API Page under the profile menu Click on Generate new API Generate (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/b4a6582f-f407-4054-b73c-d6e4bf698b1e/43526bac-0b57-439f-89ec-11fb6a09a630.Few readers

• How to enable Cloud View on your instance?

  Cloud View is a free add-on for Cloud and Dedicated Linux servers which helps you view detailed analytics inside your servers such as RAM/CPU/DISK/Network usage and top process list running on your server. Visit the manage page of your server and copy the command that is on the main page (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/2d4cd5516f670e00/ghksmkdnFew readers

• Manage my email subscriptions

  We regularly send out offers and other product updates right to your email, personalized for each of you. However, if you do not wish to receive specific product emails, you should be able to to do so by following this guide Visit https://app.cloudcone.com/user/ Scroll all the way down Click on the Email Subscriptions section Check the items which you wish to receive emails about (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/b4a6582f-f407-4054-b73c-d6e4bf698b1e/ad9f7fa4Few readers

• How to enable 2-Factor Authentication

  Login to the CloudCone panel at https://app.cloudcone.com/ Click on your profile and select Settings from the drop-down menu. Settings Scroll down to "Other Settings" and select Password and Security. Click on the Setup 2FA button. Setup 2FA (https://storage.crisp.chat/uFew readers

• My Account Confirmation Link Doesn’t Work

  If you're having trouble clicking the link sent to your email during signup, this article will help you out After signing up on CloudCone.com you will receive a link to verify your account and the email associated to it. If the link on the email doesn't work, the following steps will help you request another verification email. Visit https://app.cloudcone.com/login/forgot Enter your email which you used while registering on our platform Click on the "Request" button Once that is dFew readers

• Delete your account from CloudCone

  If you wish to delete your account from Cloudcone, you can follow the steps below to completely delete your account. To delete your account, Login to the CloudCone panel at https://app.cloudcone.com/ Click on your profile and select Settings from the drop-down menu. Settings (https://storage.crisp.cFew readers

• Migrating your IPv4 addresses (SC2 and VPS)

  Your Server is undergoing an IPv4 address change Our datacenter has informed us of an IPv4 re-numbering process that will result in a change of your VPS or SC2 IPv4 addresses. What should I do? A comprehensive step-by-step guide has been prepared to assist you in smoothly advancing our IPv4 re-numbering project. This guide ensures that making the necessary changes on your end is as convenient as possible. Step 1 Visit the client area and click "Manage" on the affected VM. (You wiFew readers

• How to view system sent emails?

  If you need to view the system sent emails, this guide will help you! Login into your Cloudcone account. On the top right, click on your profile icon. System Sent Email Logs There you will see the System Email Log option, which you can select to view System Sent Emails!Few readers

• View your account creation date

  Ever wonder when you actually joined the CloudCone community? Follow this guide to know your account creation date! First, Login into your Cloudcone account. On the top right corner, click on your profile icon. From the drop-down menu, Click on Settings You should see your join date on the right side of this page as shown in the screenshot belowFew readers

• How to disable 2-Factor Authentication

  Login to the CloudCone panel at https://app.cloudcone.com/ Click on your profile and select Settings from the drop-down menu. Settings Scroll down to "Other Settings" and select Password and Security. Click on the Turn off 2FA button. Turn off 2FA (https://storage.crisp.Few readers

• How to transfer a service to another CloudCone account

  Follow this guide to easily transfer a service that you own to a different CloudCone user account through our self service transfer feature! Steps to transfer your service to another CloudCone account Log in to your CloudCone panel Navigate to the relevant management page. Access the Billing tab in the left navigation pane. Under TransferFew readers

• Migrating your IPv4 address (Dedicated Servers)

  Your Server is undergoing an IPv4 address change Our datacenter has informed us of an IPv4 re-numbering process that will result in a change of your dedicated server IPv4 address. What should I do? A comprehensive step-by-step guide has been prepared to assist you in smoothly advancing our IPv4 re-numbering project. This guide ensures that making the necessary changes on your end is as convenient as possible. Step 1 Visit the client area and click "Manage" on the affected DedicatFew readers

• How to request an IPv4 change on cloud servers

  If your IPv4 is inaccessible in your region*, you may request for an IPv4 change for your cloud server (SC2 or VPS) by following this simple guide Steps to Request an IP Change: Log in to your CloudCone panel Navigate to the relevant cloud server's management page. Access the NFew readers

• How to accept a service transfer from another CloudCone account

  If you have received a service transfer token, follow this guide to use the token and accept a service transfer through our self-service transfer feature! Steps to accept a service transfer from another CloudCone account Log in to your CloudCone panel Click on your profile icon in the top header menu. Access the Profile and Settings page from the drop-down menu. (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/2d4cd5516f670e00/scFew readers