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Use the signup or checkout flow to create your NJIXHOST account. After activation, you can manage hosting, email, billing, DNS, and licenses from one portal.
Go to the client dashboard for customers or the admin area for staff. If your session expires, log in again to continue managing services safely.
The dashboard groups websites, mailboxes, domains, databases, billing, and add-ons by service so customers can get to the right tool quickly.
Each hosting account can contain multiple websites depending on the plan. Website cards should show status, WordPress state, SSL, and quick actions for management.
Install WordPress only on supported websites with an active subscription. If a site already has WordPress, use sync and repair tools instead of reinstalling blindly.
Password reset tools should always ask for confirmation and show the affected site before making changes. The portal should email the new credentials only after a successful reset.
The toolkit should provide install, sync, inspect, reset, and maintenance actions for WordPress sites, plus safe status checks for existing installations.
Mailbox management should let customers add, edit, delete, and reset passwords for mailboxes tied to their hosted domains.
The portal should open webmail in a separate tab or panel with the same account context that powers the client dashboard.
For better inbox placement, authenticate each domain with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, keep sending domains aligned, and avoid mixed sender identities.
Use the email templates area to manage reusable signatures, company details, and recipient-facing formatting without needing code.
The DNS screen should support add, edit, and delete actions, with protected records blocked from accidental removal.
DNS updates may take time to propagate. If a record does not appear immediately, wait for TTL expiry and re-check the zone.
Domain services should include nameservers, renewals, DNS management, and future domain transfers when those modules are enabled.
The file manager should open the public web root for the selected site and keep actions scoped to the user’s hosting account.
FTP should show the linked hosting service, validate passwords, and clearly report when a folder or login is unavailable.
Use the database UI for MySQL work such as viewing databases, opening phpMyAdmin, and managing credentials for the selected website.
Invoices should be downloadable, and paid or failed bills should include the service details and billing context in the generated document.
Show the supported payment methods in the portal and keep the primary method obvious so customers do not have to guess which method is active.
Plugin and extension licenses should be activated from the portal, with clear renewal status and a direct button to the license area.
The tracking add-on should expose a shortcode that can be placed on any WordPress page or block, making it easy to embed on a site.
Tracking results should look like a professional receipt, with shipment details, barcode placement, route details, package tables, and status history.
The map setup area should explain the required Google Maps APIs, the billing requirements, and the allowed key restrictions so admins know what to enable.
Use two-factor authentication for better account protection, especially for users who manage hosting, billing, or support access.
The abuse reporting path should be simple and visible so spam, malware, and suspicious activity can be escalated quickly.
If something fails, check the service status, the linked account, and the exact error message before opening a support ticket.
Log in to the portal and open the dashboard. Websites, email, DNS, databases, billing, and licenses are grouped by service.
Yes. Plans can allow multiple websites, and each site should appear as its own service card with its own actions.
Use the DNS management area for the selected domain. Protected records should be kept safe from accidental edits or deletes.
Authenticate sending domains, keep sender information consistent, publish SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records, and avoid sending from unverified sources.
Install the plugin, activate the license, copy the shortcode to a page, and configure shipment fields, maps, statuses, and receipts from the plugin settings.
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