Check that account recovery information is current and prepare a strong unique password. Keep the current session open until you have verified the new login. If you suspect compromise, plan to review other access methods as well.

1. Open the verified panel and access your profile or account settings.
2. Choose the account password-change option. In a legacy SolusVM 1 interface this appears under My Account > Change Account Password; current profile layouts may differ.
3. Enter the current credential if requested, then enter and confirm the new password. Store it in a password manager and avoid reusing a VPS or email password.
4. Save and wait for the confirmation. Test a fresh panel login in a separate session before closing the original one.
5. Review two-factor authentication and any API access or project membership relevant to your account. Update authorized integrations only when they actually use the changed credential.

Confirm the new password opens the expected projects and VPS list. Verify the separate guest login only if you intentionally changed that different password. A valid SSH key may continue to work regardless of the panel password change.

If the old password is unknown, use the account recovery route or support verification rather than resetting the operating system. If the new login fails, check the email identity, keyboard layout and saved-password entry. Rotate promptly after suspected exposure; do not rely on an arbitrary calendar interval as the only reason to review account security.

• Logging in to your SolusVM VPS control panel
• Updating the email address used by your SolusVM account
• Managing SolusVM login alerts and account security
• Resetting a VPS root or Administrator password in SolusVM

• SolusVM: Enabling Two Factor Authentication
• SolusVM: Customers