Access Cpanel via domain name

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I have need to access cpanel via domain name.
Please tell me dns entry if needed.
Right now I am unable to visit.

The only way i know that is login via https://cpanel.epizy.com

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@gopeshchaudhary said:
I have need to access cpanel via domain name.
Please tell me dns entry if needed.
Right now I am unable to visit.

The only way i know that is login via https://cpanel.epizy.com

As far as what I understand you.
If you want to login to vPanel using your own domain name then its going to be easy.
Just create a cname record and your done.

Example:

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Thanks, But what about the service at port 2083 ?

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@gopeshchaudhary said:
Thanks, But what about the service at port 2083 ?

No need to worry about that, just do a cname record and your done!

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@gopeshchaudhary said:
Thanks, But what about the service at port 2083 ?

What service at port 2083? Our control panel is not cPanel, so it doesn’t listen to the default cPanel ports.

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@Admin said:

@gopeshchaudhary said:
Thanks, But what about the service at port 2083 ?

What service at port 2083? Our control panel is not cPanel, so it doesn’t listen to the default cPanel ports.

It does @Admin, it just serves the same page.
It also used to let people have cPanel X3 theme when they accessed it with this port, before you reported it.

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@gopeshchaudhary said:
I have need to access cpanel via domain name.
Please tell me dns entry if needed.
Right now I am unable to visit.

The only way i know that is login via https://cpanel.epizy.com

You can install a cpanel/vpanel server on your domain, by adding the following A record to your website:
185.27.134.3

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@ChrisPAR said:

@gopeshchaudhary said:
I have need to access cpanel via domain name.
Please tell me dns entry if needed.
Right now I am unable to visit.

The only way i know that is login via https://cpanel.epizy.com

You can install a cpanel/vpanel server on your domain, by adding the following A record to your website:
185.27.134.3

@gopeshchaudhary
Are you using Cloudflare?

Cause if you do, create an “A record” instead of using “CNAME Record” cause I think A record is much more better but still they work almost the same or just the same.

If you did use Cloudflare, try what @ChrisPAR stated about creating an A record.