Portal Overview

Documentation Index

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The Portal (portal.daki.cc) is your server management hub. All servers — Free Tier and paid — are managed here. It is built on a customized Pterodactyl panel.

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What you’ll learn

• How to log in to the Portal
• Which services are managed here (and which are not)
• What each tab in the Portal does

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How to Log In

Option 1 — SSO (recommended): Click the “Login to Portal” or “Login via SSO” button available in both the Free Tier Dashboard and the Billing Panel. This logs you in automatically without a password.

• Free Tier Dashboard SSO: dash.daki.cc → Credentials tab
• Billing Panel SSO: billing.daki.cc → active service page

Option 2 — Manual login: Log in directly at portal.daki.cc with your Portal email and password.

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Which Services Are Managed in the Portal

VPS and Dedicated Server customers receive separate access details from the Daki team after ordering.

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Portal Tabs

Every server in the Portal has the following tabs:

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Console

View live server output and send input to your running process. Includes power action buttons (Start, Stop, Restart, Kill). See Console & Power Actions.

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Files

Browse your server’s filesystem in the browser. Upload files, create and edit files, extract archives, and manage directories. See File Manager.

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Splits (Paid Plans Only)

Create and manage additional server instances and database servers within your plan’s resource budget. See Understanding Splits.

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Subusers

Add other Daki users to your server with granular permissions. See Subusers.

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Network

View your server’s hostname and port. On paid plans, add additional port allocations. See Network & Allocations.

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Startup

Select your Docker image (runtime version), set the install command (for dependencies), and configure your startup command. See Startup Settings.

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Settings

View SFTP connection details, rename your server, reinstall it, or change the programming language (egg). See Server Settings.

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Activity

A log of recent actions on your server — starts, stops, file changes, and user actions.

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Portal vs Free Tier Dashboard vs Billing Panel

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Next Steps

• File Manager — Upload your code to the server.
• Startup Settings — Configure your Docker image and startup command.
• Console & Power Actions — Start your server and watch the output.
• Environment Variables — Set tokens and config values for your app.