These are two different panels, with two different passwords, and mixing them up wastes more time than almost anything else. The rule fits on one line: Meu Interweb is where you manage your account with us; cPanel is where you manage your site.
What is done where
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Meu Interweb |
cPanel |
| Invoices and payments |
Yes |
No |
| Ordering, renewing or cancelling |
Yes |
No |
| Support tickets |
Yes |
No |
| Your account details and password |
Yes |
No |
| Domains: renewals and status |
Yes |
No |
| Website files |
No |
Yes |
| Creating mailboxes |
No |
Yes |
| Databases |
No |
Yes |
| Backups and restores |
No |
Yes |
| The domain's DNS records |
No |
Yes |
| Installing WordPress |
No |
Yes |
The rule that settles it
Money and contracts — invoices, renewals, support — live in Meu Interweb. Content and technical work — files, e-mail, databases — live in cPanel. When in doubt, ask yourself whether what you want has to do with paying or with publishing.
How you get into each
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Into Meu Interweb, with your client account e-mail and password.
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Into cPanel, through the button inside Meu Interweb itself, on your service page — you get in without typing any password. It is the simplest way and the one we recommend.
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They are different passwords. Changing your password in Meu Interweb does not change the cPanel one, and the other way round. This causes half of all "I cannot log in" tickets: someone changes one and tries it in both places.
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Lost the cPanel one? Reset it from Meu Interweb, on the service page. No ticket, no waiting.
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