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Docs / Networking & Firewall / Console Access: noVNC and the Web Terminal

Console Access: noVNC and the Web Terminal

Every VPS has a Console tab using noVNC - a full graphical console straight in the browser, useful for OS installs, boot issues, or anything before networking is even up on the guest.

Separately, Server Terminal (under Configuration) gives you a real shell on the host itself, browser-based, for when you need to run something at the host level without opening a separate SSH session.

Both work over plain HTTP and HTTPS. If you've only just enabled SSL on your panel and the console or terminal suddenly shows "connection lost," it almost always means the panel's nginx config for the WebSocket proxy paths wasn't carried over to the new HTTPS server block - reapplying your SSL configuration from Configuration → SSL Settings regenerates both HTTP and HTTPS vhosts consistently and resolves it.