Manage your Germany VPS
Germany (Frankfurt) VPS are managed at manage.endercloud.in with a separate login from your "VPS ready" email, or through the Manage VPS tab in billing with auto-login.
- Difficulty:
- Beginner
- Time:
- 5 minutes
On this page
Your Germany VPS (Frankfurt) has its own management panel at manage.endercloud.in. It uses a separate account from the billing panel. You can also open it straight from the Manage VPS tab in billing without typing a password.
Your "VPS ready" email
When your VPS is delivered you get a "VPS ready" email with:
The VPS IP address, username (
rooton Linux,Administratoron Windows) and password.Your login for manage.endercloud.in. If this is your first Germany VPS, a new panel password is included. If you already had an account, the email reminds you to use your existing manage.endercloud.in password.
Your manage.endercloud.in password is not your billing password. If you've forgotten it, use Forgot password on the manage.endercloud.in login page.
Two ways in
1. The Manage VPS tab in billing (easiest)
Log in to the billing panel.
From the Dashboard, click Servers in the left sidebar. All your VPS and game servers are listed there.
Find your VPS and click Manage. (Same page another way: Services → click your VPS.)
Scroll to Service Management and open the Manage VPS tab. It shows the VPS status and usage, with sections for Overview, Access, Reinstall, Network and Activity.
Use the button there to open the management panel. It logs you in automatically.
2. Log in at manage.endercloud.in
Go to manage.endercloud.in and log in with the details from your "VPS ready" email.
What you can do
Power: start, stop and restart the VPS.
Console: see the server's screen in your browser, useful when SSH or Remote Desktop doesn't work.
Reinstall: install a fresh OS. This erases all data on the VPS. You receive an email with the new login details.
Password reset: set a new root or Administrator password. You receive an email when it's done.
Reverse DNS: set the rDNS (PTR) name for your IPv4 address. See Set reverse DNS (rDNS).
Graphs: see CPU, memory and network use over time.
Your hostname comes from the VM Name
The VM Name you typed at checkout becomes your server's hostname, in the form your-name.endercloud.in. For example, "Aman VPS" becomes aman-vps.endercloud.in. You can change the hostname inside the OS later if you like.
Good to know
IPv6 reverse DNS is not supported. You can set rDNS for IPv4 only.
Available operating systems include Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, Fedora and Alpine, plus Windows Server 2012 R2 to 2025 with a ₹299 setup fee.
Germany plans are popular and some are often out of stock. Checkout shows what's available.
If the Manage VPS tab says "This VPS is currently locked", actions are paused. Open a ticket and our team will tell you why.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use my billing login on manage.endercloud.in?
No, they are separate accounts. Use the Manage VPS tab's auto-login, or reset your manage.endercloud.in password with Forgot password.
I didn't get the "VPS ready" email
Check spam and promotions, and check that the VPS ready, reinstalled and password reset emails are switched on under Account → Notifications in the billing panel. See Not receiving password reset or setup emails. You can still reach the VPS through the Manage VPS tab in billing.
How do I connect to the VPS itself?
Linux: First login with SSH. Windows: Connect with Remote Desktop.
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