Game Panel tour: every page and tab explained
A walk through the Endercloud Game Panel: the home page, server folders, Ctrl+K search and what every sidebar tab (Dashboard to Startup) is for.
- Difficulty:
- Beginner
- Time:
- 6 minutes
On this page
The Endercloud Game Panel at panel.endercloud.in is where you control your Minecraft, Hytale, bot and database servers. It is based on Pterodactyl, with extra Endercloud tools such as the Versions, Plugins, Mods and Modpacks tabs. This page shows what each part does and links to the full guide for it.
Not logged in yet? See How to log in to the Game Panel.
The panel home page
Tiles at the top: Billing Area (invoices, renewals, upgrades), Network Status (check if a node has a problem) and Create a Ticket (get help). You also see how many people are online in our Discord, with a Join our Discord button.
Your servers: one card for every server you own or were added to as a sub-user. Each card shows the name, status, address (IP:port), CPU, RAM and disk use, and a Manage server button.
Create folder and bulk actions: tick several servers to Start, Restart, Stop, Move folder, Send command or Create backup for all of them at once. See Organise servers with folders and bulk actions.
Search: press Ctrl + K to search your servers or jump to a page.
Your own login settings (email, password, two-factor authentication, theme, SSH keys and API keys) are on your account page at panel.endercloud.in/account. See Game Panel account settings.
Inside a server
Click Manage server to open a server. The top of the page shows its name, whether it is Online or Offline, the address players use (for example agni.ender.co.in:45808), live usage and the power buttons Start, Restart and Stop. The sidebar has three groups.
GENERAL
Dashboard: Server Info (Status, Uptime, Hostname, Server IP, Node ID, Server ID), Subscription Information (Status, when it Expires, Plan, Price and a View Service link to billing), SFTP Details with a Launch SFTP button, and live CPU, memory and network graphs. See How to connect with SFTP.
Console: live server output and a box to type commands. See Using the server console.
Settings: SFTP Details, Change Server Details, Debug Information, Reinstall Server and Change Egg. See How to reinstall or change your server type.
Activity: a log of who did what, with filters and the columns User, Event, IP Address and Timestamp. It includes actions by sub-users.
MANAGEMENT
Files: Create Directory, Upload (files, folders or from a URL), New file, edit, move and unzip. See Using the file manager.
Plugins (Minecraft): Browse Plugins from Modrinth, CurseForge, Hangar and SpigotMC, and Manage Plugins you already have. See How to install plugins.
Mods (Minecraft): Browse Mods from Modrinth and CurseForge, and Manage Mods. See How to install mods.
Modpacks (Minecraft): find and install whole modpacks from Modrinth or CurseForge. See How to install a modpack.
Versions (Minecraft): shows what is running (software, Minecraft version and build) and switches between Paper, Purpur, Fabric, Forge, NeoForge, Vanilla, Velocity and many more. See How to change Minecraft version or server software.
Properties (Minecraft): a searchable editor for
server.properties. See server.properties explained.Players (Minecraft): online players, operators, whitelist, banned players and banned IPs. See Whitelist, op and ban players.
Databases: create MySQL databases for plugins or bots. See How to create a MySQL database.
Backups: create, restore, download and lock backups. See How to create and restore backups.
Network: your main port and extra ports (allocations). See How to add extra ports.
Bot and other non-Minecraft servers have a shorter list: Files, Databases, Backups and Network, because the Minecraft tools do not apply to them.
CONFIGURATION
Schedules: automatic restarts, commands and backups. See How to schedule automatic restarts and backups.
Users: give friends or staff their own access, with an optional expiry date. See How to add sub-users.
Startup: the startup command, variables and the Docker image (Java or Node.js version). See Startup settings and Docker image.
Frequently asked questions
I can't see Plugins, Mods, Modpacks or Versions
These tabs only appear on Minecraft servers. If you are a sub-user, the owner may also not have given you permission for them.
Where is the "Software" tab?
The tab that changes your server software and Minecraft version is called Versions. Bedrock software (Vanilla Bedrock, Nukkit, PocketmineMP) is chosen in Settings → Change Egg.
Where do I renew or upgrade my server?
In the billing panel. Click the Billing Area tile, or View Service on the server's Dashboard to jump straight to that service.
Does the panel work on a phone?
Yes. It runs in your browser. For long file edits or big uploads a computer is easier. You can also try Display Mode → Compact on your account page if you prefer a tighter layout.
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