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Managing your server

Managing your server

The client area service page, the out-of-band console, reinstalling the system, installing Windows, and the dedicated.bullionet.it panel.

Everything you do to the machine itself happens in one of two places: the client area, where your services live, and the infrastructure panel behind it. This section covers both, plus the operations you will actually run: opening a console, reinstalling, putting Windows on the server, getting back in when the system no longer answers.

The two panels ​

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What it isThe client area: your account, your services, your invoicesThe infrastructure panel that runs the machines
Day to dayReboot, power off, console, reinstall, rescue, ISO, IP addresses, bandwidthDirect access to the same machine, one level lower
You also findInvoices, payment methods, support tickets, account detailsNothing about billing

Start from the client area. It covers everything on this page, and its service page is where the buttons below live. The other panel is described in connecting to dedicated.bullionet.it.

Client area dashboard, with the list of services
Screenshot. The client area dashboard. Your servers are under Services, and each line opens the page described below.

The service page ​

In the client area, Services then your server opens a page with the machine's name, its state, and three buttons: Reboot, Power off and Console. Below them, tabs cover the rest:

Service page of a dedicated server in the client area
Screenshot. The service page: power actions and console at the top, then the tabs, then the hardware the machine actually has.
TabWhat it does
Service DetailsThe system installed, the billing cycle, the IP addresses, and the button that reinstalls the machine
Server RecoveryBoots the server into a rescue system, without touching the drives
Server DiagnosticsHardware readings on the machine
ISO UploadThe ISO images available to boot from the console
Login DetailsThe credentials delivered with the server
Request CancellationStops the service at the end of the paid period

The same page shows the hardware you actually have: motherboard, processor and core count, memory, drives with their model, the primary and additional IP addresses, and the bandwidth used over the period.

Careful

Reboot and Power off act on the power, like the button on the front panel. When the system still answers, reboot over SSH is cleaner: it lets services stop and filesystems unmount.

  1. Connecting to dedicated.bullionet.it for the infrastructure panel.
  2. The IPMI and BMC console to see the screen of a machine that no longer answers.
  3. Reinstalling your OS for a clean system.
  4. Installing Windows for Windows Server, and how to connect to it.
  5. IPMI and rescue for the order to follow when a server is unreachable.
Connecting to dedicated.bullionet.itThe infrastructure panel for dedicated servers, how to log in to it, and what it does that the client area does not.The IPMI and BMC consoleOpening the screen of your server from the client area, what you can do in it, and how to mount an ISO or boot a rescue system.Reinstalling your OSRebuilding the server from the client area, the systems on offer including Proxmox VE, and the steps that follow a fresh image.IPMI and rescueReaching the server when the operating system no longer answers, and what to check before asking for hands in the datacenter.

Reviewed on September 14, 2026