This article will show you how to manage a UNH VPS through your Unihost client area — from starting and rebooting the server to checking traffic, accessing the console, resetting the password, and reinstalling the operating system.
When you access the VPS control panel, you’ll get convenient tools for managing your server — from basic actions like powering it on and off to rebooting and resetting the password.
To reset the password, click the corresponding button in the control panel. After the reset is complete, the new password will be available in the Server Information section under Password.
If you’re experiencing network connection issues or suspect that the VPS is not accessible through standard methods, use the Console feature. It allows you to connect directly to the server, bypassing any network configuration.
To reinstall the operating system, use the Rebuild section — simply select the desired OS, and the system will automatically perform the installation. The new password will be provided immediately after the OS installation process begins.
You can also boot the server from an ISO image. The ISO images section contains ready-to-use images of various operating systems — simply attach the required ISO and start the installation.
If you want to install Windows, follow our dedicated guide.
You can configure the reverse DNS zone (rDNS) in the Reverse DNS section of the control panel.
To access Rescue Mode, click the corresponding button in your VPS control panel. After that, enter your SSH key in the field that appears — it will be required to connect to the server in recovery mode.
Once the mode is activated, you can connect to the VPS using this key via SSH or through Console Access in the control panel.
Now you know how to manage your UNH VPS in the Unihost panel: monitor the server status, track traffic, reset the password, access the console, and reinstall the system.
If you have any questions or encounter any issues, the Unihost support team is always ready to help — simply create a ticket through your client area.