ispCP – multi server control and administration panel

Last Updated on March 19, 2024

ispCP (Internet Service Provider Control Panel) is an open source project founded to build a Multi Server Control and Administration Panel. This Control Panel is designed for professional Hosting Service Providers (HSPs), Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and IT professionals.

ispCP offers an easy-to-use graphical interface for administrators, resellers and domain owners and complete functionality to manage the server and its components.

This project is a fork of the stalled VHCS. With ispCP providers can configure the server and applications, create user with domains with a few point-and-click operations that take less than a minute. There is no limit to the number of resellers, users and domains that can be created.

Features include:

• Order Panel.
• Ticket System.
• Easy Installation and Upgrade with automated/manual shell installer, and an automated cgi-bin creation.
• Admin-, Reseller and Customer Panel.
• Mail, FTP & Webspace management.
• Email management:
  • Multiple email accounts.
  • Antivirus.
  • Antispam.
  • Forwarders.
  • Mailbox quota.
• Supported Backends:
  • Web server:
    • Apache.
  • FTP server:
    • ProFTPd.
  • Mail:
    • Courier.
    • Postfix.
    • SquiirelMail.
  • Database:
    • MySQL.
  • Programming languages:
    • PHP.
    • Perl.
  • Bind9.
  • Awstats.
• Individual DNS/SPF Records.
• Full FastCGI/fcgid support.
• Editable email-templates.
• Reseller and Customer Newsletter system.
• Panel logging.
• Custom error pages and path settings.
• Internationalization support: 33 languages.

Website: Dead
Support:
Developer: isp-control.net
License: Dual license – original code is licensed under the Mozilla Public License, all new code is licensed under the GNU

ispCP is written in C. Learn C with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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