How to Log in to the Webuzo Enduser Panel
The Webuzo Enduser Panel is where you manage everything for your website — domains, email, files, databases and one-click apps. If you are new to Webuzo, logging in is the very first step, and it only takes a moment once you know the correct address.
This guide walks you through signing in to your Webuzo account, and covers the small hiccups people run into the first time.
Where to log in to Webuzo
The Enduser Panel runs on its own ports, separate from your website. Open your browser and go to one of these addresses, replacing YOUR-IP with your server’s IP address:
- Secure (recommended):
https://YOUR-IP:2003 - Non-secure:
http://YOUR-IP:2002
If VernalWeb has set up a panel alias for you, you may also be able to reach it at a friendlier address such as https://yourdomain.com:2003. Either way, the login screen is the same.
Signing in step by step
- Open your web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge or Safari all work fine).
- Type
https://YOUR-IP:2003into the address bar and press Enter. - If your browser warns about the connection, that is just the self-signed panel certificate — choose Advanced and continue to the page.
- Enter the username and password from your welcome email.
- Click Login. You will land on the Webuzo dashboard.
Not sure what the dashboard is showing you? Our beginner’s guide to the Webuzo dashboard explains every panel at a glance.
If the login page will not open
Nine times out of ten this is a port or firewall issue rather than a wrong password. Try these quick checks:
- If
2003does not respond, try2002— some networks block one but not the other. - Make sure you typed the port after the IP (the
:2003part is essential). - Try a different network or your mobile data, in case your office or ISP blocks custom ports.
If none of that helps, it is best to let us check the server firewall for you — just open a support ticket with your username and IP.
Frequently asked questions
What is the default Webuzo Enduser Panel port?
The Enduser Panel uses port 2003 for secure (HTTPS) access and 2002 for non-secure access. These are separate from your website’s ports 80 and 443.
What is the difference between the Enduser and Admin panels?
The Enduser Panel manages a single hosting account (your site). The Admin Panel manages the whole server. See how to log in to the Webuzo Admin Panel if you manage a VPS.
I forgot my Webuzo password. What now?
You can set a new one from the change-password guide, or ask us to reset it for you.
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