Plan-aware product setup
Configure supported Linux and Windows routes with hostname, IP quantity, license, management, operating system, and control-panel options.
Build a serious infrastructure offer from supported server routes, configure the details that change the service, reconcile each lifecycle action, and give customers a useful place to manage what they bought.
Dedicated Server turns supported server plans into a guided WHMCS product experience. It keeps option mapping, customer access, provisioning evidence, and ongoing service control close to the records your team already uses.
Plan-aware options, a required hostname, and usable product URLs
Journaled actions with exact order and action read-back
Client and admin dashboards with protected recovery flows
Turn supported dedicated server plans into a clear WHMCS service experience, with precise option mapping, protected access, and lifecycle work that can be checked before it is trusted.
Configure supported Linux and Windows routes with hostname, IP quantity, license, management, operating system, and control-panel options.
Journal create, renew, suspend, unsuspend, delete, and supported paid add-on changes without duplicating remote actions on retry.
Give administrators and customers connection details, one-use panel handoff, and audited short-lived credential recovery.
Classify existing services, inspect product or add-on drift, preview local repair, synchronize status and prices, and support controlled migration.
See the practical result for your team and your customers before diving into the service details.
Dedicated Server connects the decisions that shape a real machine: select a supported route, map the choices that matter, verify the remote action, then give the people responsible for it a useful support path.
Begin with a supported Linux or Windows dedicated-server route and the exact plan options it can accept.
Build the WHMCS product, require the hostname, and map each server option to the right customer-facing control.
Journal lifecycle work and check the supplier order or action result before the local service is treated as complete.
Give the owner and staff the service facts, management handoff, recovery path, and repair tools they need.
Each section addresses a part of dedicated-server work that can create costly confusion when plan rules, supplier actions, customer access, and local records are allowed to drift apart.
Dedicated infrastructure has option rules that matter. The product setup is shaped around the supported plan route and the way each option is actually chosen.
Build from supported Linux US, Linux India, and Windows India routes instead of exposing an undifferentiated server catalog.
Create a hidden WHMCS Other product with a usable group URL and a required hostname, without forcing an unnecessary domain-registration step.
Handle additional IPs as quantities, operating system as a radio choice, and cPanel or Plesk as a single dropdown alongside the supported license and management options.
A server action should not turn into an unexplained state change. The module is designed to keep the request, remote result, and WHMCS service aligned.
Track create, renew, suspend, unsuspend, delete, and supported paid add-on changes so a retry does not silently repeat a remote action.
Use the resulting order or action information to confirm what happened before declaring the requested WHMCS outcome successful.
Keep uncertain outcomes available for staff review and reconciliation instead of presenting a guessed completion state.
A dedicated server customer often needs an answer quickly. The service experience is designed to make the relevant connection and access information easier to reach safely.
Present service facts and connection details in the relevant WHMCS experience for both staff and the authenticated customer owner.
Offer a controlled path into the management panel rather than sending customers through an unrelated supplier experience.
Provide a one-time, 60-second recovery view for a verified customer owner or administrator without persisting recovered passwords in Zee-Way diagnostics or logs.
Existing services, changed products, and supplier boundaries need a deliberate response. The module makes room for reviewed repair without promising controls the supplier does not expose.
Review existing services, product and add-on drift, then use a controlled local repair path with guarded price and status synchronization.
Support a planned takeover or migration path from the comparable legacy module structure rather than treating every existing service as identical.
Independent block storage remains unavailable until a Dedicated-specific supplier lifecycle API exists, and plan switching is not promised where the provider does not support it.
A source build awaiting owner-run paid lifecycle tests, final target rendering, and packaged distribution acceptance.
Capabilities depend on the connected ResellerClub/LogicBoxes account, product, geography, and—where applicable—TLD. Supplier-changing actions are designed to be reviewed and reconciled before WHMCS reports success.