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Version: 1.4.8

OpenPanel

Configure nameservers, branding, and UI display settings for the OpenPanel interface.


Branding

Customize the appearance of OpenPanel to match your brand:

  • Brand Name
    Set a custom name to appear in the OpenPanel sidebar and on login pages by entering it in the "Brand name" field.

  • Logo
    Display a logo instead of the brand name by providing a URL to the image in the "Logo image" field.
    Supported formats: .png or .svg
    Recommended size: 200px × 36px

  • Logout URL
    Specify the URL users are redirected to after logging out from the panel (typically your main website).

Nameservers

  • ns1
  • ns2
  • ns3
  • ns4

Guide on how to properly configure nameservers

Display

Additional display settings include:

  • Avatar Type: Choose between Gravatar, Letter, or Icon for user avatars.
  • Charts Mode for Resource Usage: Select to show 1 chart, 2 charts, or no charts on the Resource Usage page.
  • Check Passwords Against Weakpass.com: When enabled, user passwords during account creation and reset are verified against Weakpass.com’s list of compromised passwords.
  • Enable Password Reset: Allow users to reset passwords via the login form (not recommended for security reasons).
  • Display 2FA Widget: Show a message on users' dashboards encouraging them to enable Two-Factor Authentication for enhanced security.
  • Display How-to Guides Widget: Display helpful how-to articles on users’ dashboard pages.
  • Display Link to Report Bugs: Show a “Found a bug? Let us know” link at the bottom of all user pages for easy bug reporting.
  • Display Country Flag Icons: Show country flags next to the last login IP in the OpenPanel dashboard.

File Manager

Configure the following settings for the File Manager:

  • Max File Size for Viewer: Maximum file size (in MB) allowed to be opened in the Viewer. Recommended maximum is 20 MB.
  • Max File Size for Editor: Maximum file size (in MB) allowed to be opened in the Code Editor. Recommended maximum is 10 MB.
  • Max File Size for Upload: Maximum file size (in MB) allowed to be uploaded via the File Manager. Recommended maximum is 2000 MB.
  • Max File Size for Download: Maximum file size (in MB) allowed to be downloaded via the File Manager. Recommended maximum is 2000 MB.
  • Auto-Purge Trash After: Number of days files remain in the user’s trash bin before automatic deletion. Setting to 0 disables auto-purge. Recommended setting is 30 days.
  • Max Time for Compress Process: Maximum number of minutes before aborting archive compression processes. Recommended to keep this to a few minutes.
  • Max Time for Extract Process: Maximum number of minutes before aborting archive extraction processes. Recommended to keep this to a few minutes.
  • Enable View and Edit Options for (textual) Extensions: Specify file extensions allowed to be opened and edited in the File Manager (should be textual file types).
  • Enable View Option for (base64 image) Extensions: Specify image file extensions that can be displayed using base64 encoding in the Viewer.
  • Enable Extract and Archive Options for (archives) Extensions: Specify archive file extensions that can be extracted using the File Manager.

Statistics

Configure the following settings related to user login attempts, session management, and data retention:

  • Failed Logins per Minute Before User is Rate-Limited: Number of failed login attempts allowed per minute from a single IP before that IP is temporarily rate-limited to prevent brute-force attacks.
  • Failed Logins per Minute Before User is Blocked for 1 Hour: Threshold of failed login attempts per minute that triggers a 1-hour block for the offending IP address.
  • Session Duration (in Minutes): Length of time a user session remains active before requiring re-authentication.
  • Session Lifetime (in Minutes): Total maximum lifetime of a session, after which the user will be logged out regardless of activity.
  • Login Records to Keep per User: Number of recent login attempts stored per user for audit and security tracking purposes.
  • Activity Records to Store per User: Maximum number of user activity logs retained for reviewing past actions within the panel.
  • Activity Items per Page: Number of activity log entries displayed per page in the user interface.
  • Resource Usage Items to Display per Page: Number of resource usage records shown per page when viewing user or system resource statistics.
  • Resource Usage Items to Log per User: Number of resource usage entries recorded and stored per user for historical analysis.
  • Domains per Page: Number of domain entries displayed per page in domain management lists.