You can log in to your WordPress site through the Account Control Center (ACC) if you host the site on Pair Network servers.
If you have not yet created a WordPress site, please do so first:
- Podcast Website Site Creation Tutorial
- Managed WordPress Hosting Site Creation Tutorial
- Shared, VPS, or Dedicated WordPress Creation Tutorial
Via Managed WordPress Hosting or Podcast Websites
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If you have already created a WordPress website on a Managed WordPress hosting or Podcast Websites account, follow the steps below:
If you are using the Legacy interface:
- Log into the Account Control Center (ACC)
- Click WordPress in the left sidebar
- Click List Sites
- Click Go to Admin Panel to the right of your desired site
If you are using the New ACC interface:
- Log into the Account Control Center (ACC) at my.pair.com
- In the top navigation bar, click WordPress
- Find your WordPress site and click its
Go to Admin Panel icon
This will take you to a WordPress login page where you can input your credentials. Input your username and password and click Log In.
Via Shared, VPS, and Dedicated
If you created your WordPress site through PairSIM, you should have received an email at the address you specified in the PairSIM WordPress installation process. This email will specify the login URL, username, and password for accessing your new WordPress site.
You can also find the login URL in the ACC:
If you are using the Legacy Interface:
- Log into the ACC
- Click PairSIM
- Click Software Installation Manager in the drop-down
- In the Currently Installed Software section, under Software, click the WordPress link
- Next to Admin Interface, click your site login URL
- Input your credentials and click Log In
If you are using the New ACC interface::
- Log into the Account Control Center (ACC) at my.pair.com
- In the top navigation bar, click Domains
- Find your website and click its Edit button
- In the “Services” section, find Software Installation Manager and click its Edit button
- In the “Currently Installed Software” section, find your WordPress installation and click the Admin button