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    # Multi Server Edition

    Welcome to the PanelAlpha Multi Server Edition documentation.

    Multi Server Edition is designed for companies that run WordPress hosting across multiple servers and external services. It combines a client-facing interface (Client Area) with centralized administrator tooling (Admin Area) so you can manage provisioning, operations, and platform-wide configuration from one place.

    Use it to connect hosting servers, automate onboarding, manage migrations, configure plans, and integrate DNS, email, billing, SSL, analytics, and other supporting services across your infrastructure.

    # Key Features

    • Centralized WordPress provisioning and management across multiple hosting servers
    • Support for cPanel, DirectAdmin, Plesk, PanelAlpha Engine, and WP Cloud scenarios
    • Client and admin workflows for instances, hosting resources, and migrations
    • Flexible plans, onboarding methods, reseller options, and billing integrations
    • Integration support for DNS, email, SSL automation, analytics, preview URLs, and more

    # System Requirements

    • Debian 12/13 or Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 for the PanelAlpha server
    • Root SSH access
    • Minimum 4 GB RAM
    • Open inbound ports: 80, 443, 8443
    • Connection to at least one supported hosting server
    • If using PanelAlpha Engine, deploy it on a separate server

    # General Questions

    # Is this edition intended for multiple servers?

    Yes. Multi Server Edition is built for centralized management of one or more external hosting servers and related services.

    # Which hosting environments are supported?

    PanelAlpha supports cPanel, DirectAdmin, Plesk, PanelAlpha Engine, and WP Cloud. See Hosting Servers.

    # Do I need a billing integration to use it?

    Not always. You can integrate with systems such as WHMCS or use built-in billing-related features like Background Billing, depending on your setup.

    # Can I import existing WordPress websites?

    Yes. See Importing Existing Instance and Migrations.

    # Where do I start if something fails?

    Start with Troubleshooting Center.

    # Documentation Sections

    1. Getting Started Installation, SSL, updates, and translations.
    2. Client Area Instances WordPress instance creation, import, backups, monitoring, plugins, sharing, and advanced settings.
    3. Client Area Hosting Hosting operations: domains, DNS zones, files, databases, access, cron jobs, and email management.
    4. Admin Area Central administration for dashboard, users, services, instances, logs, and migrations.
    5. System Configuration Global settings for plans, notifications, hosting servers, DNS, email, backups, billing, and automation.
    6. Hosting Servers Supported hosting backends and deployment scenarios.
    7. DNS Servers DNS provider integrations such as Cloudflare, Bunny.net, cPanel DNSOnly, and PowerDNS.
    8. Email Servers Email server integrations such as Mailcow and cPanel.
    9. Billing Systems Integrations External billing platform integrations such as WHMCS.
    10. Billing Scenarios Billing models, onboarding flows, and related provisioning options.
    11. Onboarding Methods Standard, quick, and super quick onboarding workflows.
    12. Migrations Client-initiated imports, admin-managed migrations, troubleshooting, and best practices.