In this section, you can view and, if necessary, update your registration details, set access restrictions for the Control Panel, view your activity history in the Control Panel, and review your account login statistics.
This section consists of four subsections: General Information, Security, Appearance, and History.
General Information
If your account is registered to an individual, in this subsection, you can verify the information provided during registration, as well as enable or disable SMS notifications and add additional email addresses to receive system messages and notifications.
You can also change your account registration details or switch the account type to a legal entity. To do this, click the Edit button and enter the confirmation code that will be sent via SMS to your account’s registered phone number.
If the account is registered to a legal entity, you can edit certain registration details in the General Information section and specify the accountant’s email address to which electronic copies of closing documents should be sent.
In the Contract Data section, you can edit the text used in the preamble and the signature block of the contract. You can also download the contract directly from here.
Security and Login
On this page, you can change your password for logging into the Beget hosting control panel and set up two-factor authentication.
To change your password, you need to enter your old password and your new password twice, then click “Save”.
On this tab, you can also enable two-factor authentication to secure your hosting account. Once two-factor authentication is enabled, an additional verification step using a code will appear when you log in to the control panel.
Hosting protection via two-factor authentication is available through:
- Email – the code is sent to the account’s contact email address.
- TOTP – the code is generated in an authentication app (e.g., Yandex Key).
- SMS – the code is sent to the contact phone number.
Receiving the code via SMS costs 50 rubles per month; the other methods are free.
To enable two-factor authentication via TOTP, you must install one of the supported apps.
The Yandex Key, Google Authenticator, and Microsoft Authenticator apps are supported. Download links are available in the TOTP setup form, and instructions for using the apps are available in a separate article.
To set up the app, scan the QR code within the app and enter the generated code in space “2”.
After entering the code, you must enter your password.
Once the app is successfully connected, you will be provided with one-time recovery codes.
Download and save them in a safe place; you will need them if you lose access to the code-generating app.
After enabling two-factor authentication, when logging into your account on the Beget VPS/hosting platform, in addition to entering your password, you will be asked to provide a code from an SMS, email, or the app.
In addition to two-factor authentication, you can also use a Passkey to log in to your Beget account if this feature is supported by your device or browser. This feature allows you to log in without entering a username and password, using data stored on your device in combination with biometrics or a PIN code. A single device can store login credentials for multiple Beget accounts.
To manage your keys, click the corresponding button:
To add a key, tap Add New Key, then sign in on the device you're using. Using Windows Hello as an example:
The created key will be saved on the device, and the corresponding entry will appear in the list of added keys:
You can also add a comment to a key by clicking the pencil icon; this helps distinguish between keys if you use multiple devices with the same OS/browser combination for authentication.
To delete a key, click the trash can icon next to the key in the list, then confirm the deletion.
When deleting, you will need to enter your account password or use a valid Passkey.
To log in using a Passkey, use the corresponding button on the device with the saved key:
Then confirm the login. If keys for multiple accounts are saved on the device, select the desired key:
Access Restrictions
In this section, you can restrict access to the Control Panel by IP address and limit the functionality of the Beget API.
Restricting access by IP
By default, the system allows access to the Panel from any IP address, except those on the blocked IP list. Using the toggles, you can select the access level to the Panel: allow access to everyone or allow access to the Panel only from specific IP addresses.
To restrict access by IP address, enter it in the “Block access to the Control Panel” space and click the Add to list button.
After adding the IP address to the block list, it will appear in the list of allowed and blocked IP addresses located at the bottom of the page:
Restrictions on access via the Beget API
Beget.API allows you to use most of the control panel’s features from your own scripts, content management systems (CMS), or other software products. For example, using the Beget API, you can:
- Retrieve information about your hosting account;
- Manage backups;
- Manage the task scheduler;
- Configure DNS;
- Manage databases;
- Create and delete websites on your account;
- Manage domain settings;
- Manage email accounts.
By default, the Beget API connection uses your account password, but you can set a separate password via a special form in this section:
To do this, select the Set a new password for the API option.
You can also restrict Beget API functions. To do this, simply uncheck the boxes next to the allowed Beget API methods and click the Apply button.
History
In this tab, you can view both the Operation History in your Hosting Control Panel and the Login History for your Control Panel.
Operation History
The operation history displays the dates when actions were performed, the Control Panel sections, and the IP addresses from which the Control Panel was accessed. At the top of the table are filters for date, Control Panel section, and IP address.
Login Statistics
This tab displays the login history for the Panel. The table contains login dates, the IP addresses used to log in, and login statuses.
To the right of each entry in the table, in the far-right column, there is a button labeled Add IP to blocked list 
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If you have any questions, please submit a ticket via the account Control Panel (under “Help and Support”). And if you’d like to discuss this article or our products, we’d love to see you in our Telegram community.