Logging In and Out of cPanel

Logging In and Out of cPanel

This guide shows you how to log in and out of cPanel so you can manage your One&OnlyHost account with ease.

Logging in to cPanel

You can log in to cPanel in two ways:

  1. Through the One&OnlyHost Hosting Panel – The easiest method, with no need to remember separate login URLs or passwords.

  2. Directly using your cPanel username and password – Ideal if you prefer to access cPanel without going through the Hosting Panel.

Method 1: Access cPanel through the Hosting Panel

IdeaTip: You may need to allow pop-ups in your browser for my.oaohost.com to open cPanel in a new window.
  1. Log in to the Hosting Panel at my.oaohost.com .

  2. In the left sidebar, under Services , click My Services .


  3. Find and click on your hosting package and click Login to cPanel .


  4. cPanel will open in a separate window, logged in automatically.

For reseller, VPS, or dedicated hosting:

  • Click Login to access WHM (Web Host Manager).

  • In WHM, go to Account Information → List Accounts , then click the cPanel icon for the desired account.

Method 2: Access cPanel directly

  1. In your browser, enter one of the following URLs, replacing example.com with your domain:

    • http://example.com:2082 (non-secure)

    • https://example.com:2083 (secure – recommended)

    • http://cpanel.example.com

    • http://example.com/cpanel

  2. Enter your cPanel username and password .

    • If you don't know your username, view it in the Hosting Panel.

    • If you don't remember your password, reset it via my.oaohost.com .

  3. Click Log In . You'll be taken to the cPanel home screen.

Logging Out of cPanel

When you're finished, click the User Menu in the top-right corner and choose Log Out .



Logging out ensures your session ends securely and prevents anyone from accessing your account on the same device.

What is cPanel?

cPanel is a powerful and user-friendly control panel for managing websites, files, databases, emails, domains, and more. It's ideal for both beginners and experienced users, with features such as:

  • Softaculous – Install WordPress, Joomla, Magento, and other apps in one click.

  • File Manager – Upload, edit, move, or delete your website files directly in your browser.

  • Domain Management – Manage redirects, DNS, HTTPS, and publish a quick site.

  • Email Management – Create and manage email accounts, set quotes, and check usage.

  • Database Tools – Create, edit, and delete MySQL databases easily.

  • Statistics & Analytics – View website traffic and performance with tools like AWStats and Webalizer.

  • SSH & FTP Access – Securely transfer files or manage your site from the command line.

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