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AdaPanel brings IIS websites, email, databases, DNS, SSL and FTP on your own Windows Server into one interface, available in English and Turkish.
Explore the product and evaluate it with your own application on Windows and IIS.
Manage web, mail and database services through a shared interface. Install and configure the components your workloads need.
IIS sites; PHP, ASP.NET, Node.js, Python; document root, URL rewrite and one-click WordPress.
Domains, mailboxes and aliases with Stalwart and Roundcube; setup and checks for SPF, DKIM and DMARC records.
MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and MSSQL; phpMyAdmin, users/grants and remote access.
Free, auto-renewing HTTPS with Let's Encrypt — for sites, webmail and mail.
Live record synchronization with Windows DNS, templates and private/public IP mapping for NAT. Repair adds missing records; resetting defaults is a separate action.
Isolated FTP users (FTPS), file manager and per-site permissions.
Migration workflows for files and databases from Plesk, cPanel or a server. Test the migrated application and backup restoration before changing DNS.
Tenant isolation, firewall, WAF, protected directories and a hidden login path.
Scheduled backups, off-site targets, one-click restore and one-click panel updates.
Publishing is the first step. AdaPanel’s SEO, AEO and GEO audit checks the technical signals search engines and answer systems can read. Review canonical, language, robots, JSON-LD and text issues per page, with evidence and suggested fixes. Search crawlers and AI training crawlers have separate access summaries.
The audit evaluates returned HTML without executing JavaScript and the data available on your server. Content quality, external links and real search performance need separate monitoring.
Explore the SEO/AEO/GEO audit →Run the installer as administrator, prepare the required IIS roles and your chosen components, and complete any restart Windows requests.
Create sites, mailboxes, databases and FTP users from the panel; get SSL in one click.
New versions appear in the panel; install in one click and the service restarts automatically.
AdaPanel is a hosting control panel you install on your own Windows Server. It manages IIS websites, email, databases, DNS, SSL and FTP in one interface. It does not provide a server or hosting service.
AdaPanel is designed for developers, agencies and administrators hosting sites on Windows and IIS. Administrator, reseller and customer roles help separate resources and access.
Yes. AdaPanel is a hosting control panel option for managing IIS websites and related services on your own Windows Server. Test ASP.NET/PHP compatibility, customer roles, email delivery and backup restoration with your application. Do not assume that every Plesk extension or backup format has an identical equivalent.
AdaPanel’s server management is built for Windows Server and Microsoft IIS. It is not offered as a control panel installed on Linux. Evaluate the server operating system together with your application requirements.
You need administrator access to a Windows server, IIS and the components required by your applications. Take a backup before setup; Windows role installation may require a restart. Complete initial panel setup locally on the server.
Yes, but the local IIS address and the public IP used in DNS must be configured separately. Forward the required ports to the correct server. If another web service shares the public IP, plan ports 80/443 with a reverse proxy or a separate IP. Check CGNAT and provider port restrictions as well.
SEO covers technical search visibility; AEO focuses on answer systems, and GEO on generative AI systems understanding content. AdaPanel checks titles, canonical URLs, language, robots rules, structured data and readable text, then provides findings and suggested fixes. The audit does not rewrite your site and cannot guarantee rankings or AI citations.
Use migration workflows to transfer files and databases, then check runtimes, connection settings, mail and SSL. Verify backup restoration and the application in a separate test environment before switching DNS.
Official installers are published in GitHub releases. Use Settings → Updates in the panel to check for a new version. Back up your data and read the release notes before updating.
Read the installation guide, download the latest release and try it on your own Windows server.
Download latest releaseWindows Server · IIS · administrator access · backup before setup
From connecting a domain to restoring a backup: choose the task you need. Each guide covers prerequisites, the workflow and how to verify the result.
Explore AdaPanel, a self-hosted Windows Server and IIS control panel: features, use cases, English and Turkish interfaces, deployment and official downloads.
Read guide →Evaluate a Windows and IIS hosting panel with your actual application: runtimes, customer isolation, HTTPS, mail delivery, backups and migration checks.
Read guide →Evaluate AdaPanel as a Plesk alternative for Windows Server and IIS. Explore ASP.NET, PHP, mail, backups and a practical migration checklist.
Read guide →Plan Windows hosting capacity from real workloads instead of domain counts: measure RAM, CPU, storage, databases, background jobs and response-time distribution.
Read guide →Manage IIS websites with AdaPanel: document roots, runtimes, DNS, NAT and HTTPS. Verify your Windows server deployment before changing traffic.
Read guide →Configure domains with AdaPanel: authoritative nameservers, A/AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT and NAT. Plan a DNS transition and verify the actual destination.
Read guide →AdaPanel SSL guide: Let's Encrypt, certificate imports, IIS HTTPS bindings, www coverage and renewal. Validate web and mail certificates separately.
Read guide →AdaPanel file and FTP guide: uploads, archives, permissions, FTPS, passive connections and deployment while preserving existing application configuration.
Read guide →Distinguish IIS configuration failures, ASP.NET Core startup errors, reverse proxy failures and unavailable pools using substatus codes and correlated logs.
Read guide →Plan multiple HTTPS domains on Windows IIS with explicit bindings, SNI certificate selection, www redirects and real TLS verification for every hostname.
Read guide →Choose IIS runtimes with AdaPanel: PHP versions and site settings, Classic ASP and ASP.NET. Check publish directories, permissions and application errors.
Read guide →AdaPanel Python/Node.js guide: HttpPlatformHandler, working directories, startup files, environment variables and ARR reverse proxy. Understand worker boundaries.
Read guide →Manage MySQL/MariaDB, PostgreSQL and MSSQL with AdaPanel. Understand account permissions, site ownership, remote access and database backup verification.
Read guide →AdaPanel WordPress tools: installation detection, administrator access, maintenance, security settings and staging clones. Update while protecting live data.
Read guide →Deploy ASP.NET Core on Windows Server with a repeatable check of publish output, Hosting Bundle, IIS identity, production settings and application behavior.
Read guide →A Laravel deployment checklist for Windows IIS covering the public root, PHP dependencies, environment preservation, writable paths and queue workers.
Read guide →Find why IIS and the command line use different PHP versions. Verify FastCGI paths, loaded configuration, extension compatibility and real HTTP execution.
Read guide →Diagnose large upload failures across IIS, PHP, proxies and application rules with request budgets, temporary storage checks and boundary acceptance tests.
Read guide →Evaluate Python or Node.js behind Windows IIS with ARR, URL Rewrite, localhost ports, a single process owner, health checks and end-to-end proxy tests.
Read guide →Manage Stalwart with AdaPanel: SMTP submission versus outbound port 25, relay routing, mail certificates, DNS records and delivery queue checks.
Read guide →AdaPanel backup guide: websites, databases, mail and panel configuration; S3, FTP, WebDAV destinations and restore rehearsals. Verify archive coverage.
Read guide →Plan an AdaPanel migration: files, databases, runtimes, secrets, DNS changes, mail scope and rollback. Test the destination before switching traffic.
Read guide →AdaPanel hosting operations: administrator, reseller, customer and subuser scopes; linked service plans, quotas and suspension. Understand package changes.
Read guide →AdaPanel security guide: two-factor authentication, recovery codes, allowed IPs, entry paths, account scope and API tokens. Apply controls without losing access.
Read guide →AdaPanel automation guide: scheduled tasks, backups, SSL renewal, output logs and process monitoring. Distinguish a completed command from a successful outcome.
Read guide →Separate AdaPanel updates from PHP runtime updates on Windows IIS. Learn about automatic checks, backups, installation and actual application verification.
Read guide →Evaluate Windows hosting isolation with application pool identities, NTFS permissions, separate data accounts and cross-site access tests for customer sites.
Read guide →Understand why successful SMTP authentication does not prove delivery. Separate submission, outbound TCP 25, MX lookup, relay routing and queue failure stages.
Read guide →Plan an IIS staging environment with separate data, restricted access, isolated mail and payments, repeatable release acceptance and a workable rollback decision.
Read guide →Turn a backup into a working website with isolated restoration, database consistency checks, dependency recovery, functional acceptance and measured recovery time.
Read guide →AdaPanel is a control panel for developers, agencies and administrators managing their own sites on Windows and IIS. This website provides product information and practical guides.
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