A complete panel user guide with screenshots for every section is out, and inside the panel a «راهنما» (Guide) link next to each page opens the matching part of the docs. Step-by-step tutorials, an FAQ, API reference pages and this changelog were added too. Start with the panel guide.
Change your hosting account's main domain yourself in the panel; resellers can do the same for their customers' accounts. The first change of each account is free. Guide: Hosting.
Order a dedicated server step by step in the panel: model and CPU, country and datacenter, RAM, disks, network and extras. Order tracking, login details, OS installation and renewal are in the panel too. Guide: Dedicated servers.
For VPS and hosting, the "pay for traffic overage" switch decides what happens once the quota is used: extra traffic is billed (the default), or you pay nothing extra and the network is cut until the next period starts. You are notified before the cut. Hosting traffic counts downloads only.
Resellers can now, for each of their customer accounts, open its control panel in one click, change its package, reset its password, reset the account, and suspend or unsuspend it. Guide: Hosting.
Turn on a dedicated Redis for a hosting account from the "Redis cache" tab, resize it or turn it off, for example to speed up WordPress. It is fully isolated and available only to your account. Guide: Hosting.
Hourly cloud servers with private networks and routers, floating IPs, separate volumes, firewalls, snapshots, backups and load balancers. The server create form matches the VPS order form, each server shows its cost broken down by part, and you pay only for the hours a resource exists. Prices are also available from the public pricing API. Guides: Arianet Cloud and Cloud API.
Manage VPS and cloud resources from the command line with arianet: one-line install on Windows, macOS and Linux, a notice when a new version is out, and in-place upgrades with arianet upgrade. The Arianet Terraform provider and the OpenAPI 3.1 spec of the Cloud API are also published. Guides: CLI, Terraform and Cloud API.
See the live status of the panel, APIs, website, docs and server provisioning at status.ariaservice.net. The page is reachable from inside Iran too.
Own several organizations under one login; each has its own wallet, services and invoices, and you switch between them from the account menu. When defining permissions you first pick a service, then that service's permissions; the default is no access. Guide: Team, organizations and permissions.
Cloud servers now offer "Change IP" next to their IPv4, with the same rules as VPS and the datacenter's policy. Instant IP change is also enabled for every OS; for systems that do not pick up the new address automatically, you are reminded before confirming to set it on the server. Guide: Arianet Cloud.
In datacenters that allow it, change your server's IPv4 yourself from the server page; the new IP is live within minutes, with no ticket and no need to delete and recreate the server. Each datacenter's IP change rules and fee are shown before you order. Guide: VPS.
Rate every support reply. Send server access details in the separate "confidential information" section; it is encrypted and erased when the ticket closes. Support only performs the server operations you allowed on that ticket. You can now close a ticket yourself, and tickets waiting on you are marked "action required". Guide: Support tickets.
Open any invoice and see exactly what you paid for: by category, then by service, down to daily and hourly usage. The invoice total now also includes minimum-usage charges. Guide: Transactions and invoices.
In datacenters that support backups, you can enable automatic nightly backups as a server add-on, then view and restore the backups from the panel. Guide: VPS.
Boot a server that will not start into rescue mode: a temporary Linux comes up with your server's disk attached untouched, so you can check and repair it or copy your data off. Log in over SSH or the VNC console. Guide: VPS.
Set the reverse DNS record of each server IP yourself in the panel. Mail servers, whose mail is rejected without a correct PTR, no longer need a support ticket for it. Guide: VPS.