Admin overview

Requires WHP super admin access. These features are unlocked for customers with a WHP super admin role on the server — for example, anyone running a Virtual Dedicated Server. Customers without super admin won’t see these pages.

What super admin unlocks

The same WHP panel you’d use on a customer account scales up: customers with super admin access also see server-wide pages for managing services, firewall rules, monitoring policy, and users. The customer-facing sections (Sites, Domains, Email, etc.) work the same way; the admin sections sit alongside them, gated to admins.

Today, super admin is most commonly handed to customers running a Virtual Dedicated Server — they get full server control as part of the plan.

What’s in this section

Server settings & services — restart services, manage modules and runtimes, edit server-wide configuration.
Coraza WAF rules — view, tune, and tune out web-application-firewall rules across all your sites.
Site Monitoring rules — manage the rules that drive Site Monitoring alerts.
Users & delegated access — create sub-users, delegate panel access, manage SFTP/SSH users.

Things to know before you change server-wide settings

One change can affect every site on the server. Where customer-side pages scope changes to one site, admin pages typically scope to the whole server.
Service restarts are visible to live traffic. Restart Apache or PHP-FPM during a quiet window when possible.
Backups still apply. Server-level changes don’t bypass the backups you have configured; you can roll back the data side, but service-config changes you made by hand aren’t snapshotted unless you back up /etc somewhere on your own.

What is containerized hosting? — the differences between container plans and full server access.

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