DWSHELLS FIELD MANUAL
Build something.
We’ll show you how.
Clear steps for your first login, your next bot and everything you keep running.
Start with signup, then learn your dashboard and first connection.
From signup to your first shell
Register, request a plan, complete verification and recognise when your shell is ready.
Read guide →Start here · 4 minFind your way around the panel
Choose the correct shell and know which page handles files, apps, access and renewal.
Read guide →Access · 5 minConnect through SSH and SFTP
Use the browser terminal or your own SSH client, then transfer files securely.
Read guide →Files · 5 minPublish your personal website
Upload a first page, use File Manager and keep private material out of public_html.
Read guide →IRC apps · 5 minUse your private CloudIRC
Install The Lounge, open browser IRC from the dashboard and manage your shell’s shared limits.
Read guide →IRC apps · 7 minSet up and connect to ZNC
Create a managed bouncer, connect your IRC client and understand the two network connections.
Read guide →IRC apps · 6 minCreate and manage an Eggdrop bot
Create an instance, edit its own configuration and keep other bots running during changes.
Read guide →Account care · 3 minKeep your Free shell renewed
Read your countdown, renew before the deadline and understand the daily allowance.
Read guide →Development · 6 minRun Python and persistent sessions
Use approved Python environments and reconnect to portal-managed tmux sessions.
Read guide →Account care · 5 minProtect your account and important files
Use dashboard 2FA, public SSH keys and realistic backup expectations.
Read guide →Practical guides here. Detailed rules in the wiki.
These guides explain the customer workflow. Your dashboard shows your effective permissions and connection details; the wiki holds the full signup and service rules. Follow the displayed status when it differs from an example.
Open wiki documentation ↗Reviewed 6 October 2026 against current panel source and service rules. Illustrations explain workflows; they are not screenshots of a customer account.