I know there is a list of control panels somewhere on Webhostingtalk but I just can't find it.

Can someone post a list of control panels in this form:
domain/contriol panel, e.g. http://domainDOTcom/cpanel

I need it to check access on one computer with partly restricted acces to control panels.

Moved to Hosting Software and Control Panels.

last week i try to search company who offered hosting then i found out plesk.. a control panel panel used by administrator... try to browse...

cPanel (http://www.cpanel.net/)
Cube Panel (http://www.cubepanel.com/)
DirectAdmin (http://www.directadmin.com/)
Dot Net Panel
Ensim (http://www.ensim.com/)
H-Sphere (http://www.psoft.net/h_sphere2_info.html)
Helm (http://www.webhostautomation.com/)
Hosting Controller
Interworx
LPanel
Plesk (http://www.swsoft.com/plesk/)
Zpanel
Lxadmin

Can anyone provide links to control panels on particular live domains (at least for hyperlinked control panels from above list)?

realdomainname.com/plesk << in this form

Hello. As far as I know a lot of web hosting companies provide custom control panels.

ServerCP (http://www.zervex.com/) [demos (http://www.zervex.com/index-3.html)]

@dumpster : Hm, I have to consider this in the future. My problem is not with control panels themselves, but with access from some public places - restrictions to use ports from :2xxx (:2082 for cPanel) to :4xxx or so.)

The demo from Richard anderson example showed me this again.

Two good posts above :) .

boron,

If I remember correctly (Been along time since I have setup ServerCP) you can change the ports it uses.

I have no acces to anything from some places (only pure internet - can't even get into Windows or anything). Tools/Internet option in most cases is : "access denied, you don't have privill..." But this is not a big issue, since I CAN open all control panels from other places.

Ahh. I see, all non standard ports are blocked?

I guess. I can't access MSN messenger for instance, but I can use webmessenger. I was hoping there is some trick with control panels also.

boron,

Just to check something out, I blocked all non-standard ports on my computer, and tried to get onto WHM using a web based proxy, such as phproxy.org, I uploaded my own version to a private area of one of my servers, and I was able to log into WHM fine.

It might be worth looking into if you are unable to get onto control panels in the normal way, using a web based proxy works fine for me even when the ports are blocked on the local connection.

What should I do? How can I find out if this works on my end?

boron,

If you have a hosting account somewhere, you can download PHProxy (http://whitefyre.com/poxy/) and try it for yourself, just make sure you password protect the directory, so your account is not abused.

@dumpster : Hm, I have to consider this in the future. My problem is not with control panels themselves, but with access from some public places - restrictions to use ports from :2xxx (:2082 for cPanel) to :4xxx or so.)

The demo from Richard anderson example showed me this again.

Two good posts above :) .
I know something that's been discussed a few times is cPanel Proxy ( http://cpanelproxy.net/ ). It's not produced by cPanel, Inc. but it does allow access to cPanel/WHM over port 80 and I've noticed others recommending it on various forums in the past.

Ok, now it seems almost cPanel itself came to me :D , :), I will read above instructions. If this will work - I will have all PC-related things web based: mail, messenger, text editor (Thinkfree.com), cpanel...