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Discovering the Public CloudThe subdomain assigned to you when your account is created will end with a .net extension and not a .com extension like other alwaysdata domains.
Every time you encounter the *-[account].alwaysdata.net
format, you
need to replace [account]
with the name of your account as chosen when
it was created.
Feature | Information |
---|---|
Admin | |
URL | https://admin.alwaysdata.com |
E-mail/password, 2-factors auth ready | |
API | api.alwaysdata.com/v1 (with a rate limit) |
Tokens available in Profile | |
Generic | |
DNS | Primary: dns1.alwaysdata.com |
Secondary: dns2.alwaysdata.com | |
MX | Primary: mx1.alwaysdata.com (TTL: 10) |
Secondary: mx2.alwaysdata.com (TTL: 20) | |
if Private Cloud: [server].alwaysdata.net (TTL: 5) | |
Databases | |
MySQL | Host: mysql-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Port: 3306 | |
Administration interface: phpMyAdmin | |
PostgreSQL | Host: postgresql-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Port: 5432 | |
Administration interface: phpPgAdmin | |
RabbitMQ | Host: rabbitmq-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Port: 5672 | |
Redis | Host: localhost or 127.0.0.1 |
Port: 6380 | |
Memcached | Host: localhost or 127.0.0.1 |
Port: 11211 | |
E-mails | |
Webmail | RoundCube |
Mailing-lists | Mailman |
IMAP | Host: imap-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Ports: 993 (SSL/TLS) | |
POP3 | Host: pop-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Ports: 995 (SSL/TLS) | |
SMTP | Host: smtp-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Ports: 465 (SSL/TLS) | |
Identification: e-mail (address and the password assigned to it) | |
Remote access | |
FTP | Host: ftp-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Port: 990 (SSL/TLS) | |
SFTP | Host: ssh-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Port: 22 | |
SSH | Host: ssh-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Port: 22 | |
Web access (via Shell in a box): https://ssh-[account].alwaysdata.net | |
WebDAV | Host: webdav-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Port: 80 | |
Services | |
Host: services-[account].alwaysdata.net | |
Ports: between 8300 and 8499 |
The default login corresponds - except for emails for which the username is the email address - to the account name and the password is the one indicated at the creation of the account. All passwords are encrypted - and therefore unrecoverable - but can be modified in the dedicated menus.