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Discover the YorkHost Panel

The YorkHost Panel is the control panel for your game servers. It is our in-house panel, built on Pterodactyl: it replaces the previous WISP panel (game.yorkhost.fr) and adds many YorkHost features (one-click mods and plugins, game settings as a form, trash, security scan, import from another host, logs…).

Full presentation of the panel: yorkhost.fr/en/panel.

Panel address​

The panel is available at:

The address of the previous WISP panel no longer manages migrated servers: remember to update your bookmarks.

Signing in​

  • From your client area (the easiest way): sign in to your client area, open your game service and click Access panel: you are signed in directly, with no password to type. On the panel sign-in page, the Continue with my client area button takes you there
  • With your credentials: your email address and panel password, once you have set a password (Forgot password? link on the sign-in page if needed)

Your panel password is also used for SFTP: see each server's SFTP tab.

First sign-in after the migration from WISP​

If your server was managed on the previous WISP panel, it has been migrated to the YorkHost Panel. On your first sign-in, a five-step tour (Welcome, What's new, Account security, SFTP, Done) guides you.

What doesn't change: your servers and their settings, all your files, your databases (same host, same username, same password), your backups, your subusers and your schedules. Your servers' IP address and port stay the same: your players connect as before.

What you need to do again:

  1. Set a new password: passwords from the previous panel could not be transferred. This step is required in the tour (at least 8 characters). If you close the tour, a banner reminds you with Set it now or Get a link by email. Without a password, SFTP and direct sign-in to the panel do not work (signing in from the client area does)
  2. Turn two-factor authentication back on if you used it, in My account
  3. Create your API keys again and add your SSH keys in My account: they are not carried over
  4. Update your SFTP access: the address and username change. The host is the node name, the username looks like username.server-code. Everything is shown in the server's SFTP tab
  5. Create your subdomains again from the Subdomains tab (Tools section): those from the previous panel are not carried over automatically

The tour stays available in My account (Replay the tour). The full migration guide is available on the panel: panel.yorkhost.fr/yorkhost/help/wisp-migration.

Once a server is selected, the sidebar groups the tabs by section. Some tabs only appear for certain games, or if your subuser permissions allow it.

SectionTabs
ServerConsole, Files, SFTP, Databases, Players, Player management
GameConfiguration, Worlds, Version, Plugins, Mods, Modpacks, Workshop… depending on the game (for example FiveM, Bot Language for a Discord bot, Wipe for Rust)
ManagementBackups, Subusers, Network, SQL Import & Access, Trash, FastDL (Source games)
ToolsImport a server, Logs, Health, Subdomains, Copy between servers, Security, Crash Analysis, Security scan
AdvancedStartup, Schedules, Settings, Activity, Auto restart, Support Access

The sidebar's Search a tab field finds a tab by its name.

Your account settings are under My account, API keys, SSH keys and Activity.

A few pointers if you knew the previous panel:

Previous panel (WISP)YorkHost Panel
FilesServer → Files
Settings → SFTP DetailsServer → SFTP
DatabasesServer → Databases
BackupsManagement → Backups
UsersManagement → Subusers
Network / AllocationsManagement → Network
StartupAdvanced → Startup
SchedulesAdvanced → Schedules (and Auto restart for restarts)
SettingsAdvanced → Settings

Changing the language​

The panel is available in French and English. Pick the language with the selector at the bottom of the sidebar. When you sign in from the client area, the panel uses the client area's language, unless you have chosen a language in the panel yourself.

Going further​