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To sign in to the Dedicated Control Panel, follow these steps:

  1. Open in your web browser the URL where your Dedicated Panel is located, e.g. http://dedicated.bhostin.com. 
  2. The Dedicated Control Panel sign-in page will open.
  3. Enter your name and password (located in the billing portal at https://www.bhostin.com/clientarea.php) into the Username and Password boxes, respectively.
  4. Click Log In button.

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