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Login History

See recent sign-ins to your hosting account, with the result, the IP address and the browser used.

Reference Checked against panel v2.3.2 Updated 11 Oct 2026 · 2 min read Open in your panel

Login History lists recent sign-ins to your hosting account (FTP, SSH and the hosting account's own login), newest first, from the hosting server's log. Use it to check that every sign-in was you, for example after you shared a password or got an alert you did not expect.

Review recent sign-ins

  1. In the panel, open Security → Login History.
  2. Read each row:
    • When: the date and time of the attempt.
    • Result: Signed in for a successful sign-in, or the reason it failed.
    • IP Address: the address the attempt came from.
    • Browser: what the browser or app reported about itself.
The Login History page: a table of sign-ins with the date and time, the result, the IP address and the browser.The Login History page: a table of sign-ins with the date and time, the result, the IP address and the browser.

If the table says "No sign-ins recorded.", the hosting server has no sign-ins on record for this hosting account.

If you see a sign-in you do not recognise

  1. Change the hosting account's password in Password & Security. That is the password for FTP, SFTP and SSH.
  2. Turn on Two-Factor Authentication, and two-factor authentication for your Zeyo account under Sign-in & Security in your user menu.
  3. If the address keeps coming back to your website, block it in IP Blocker.

A failed attempt from an address you do not know is not a break-in on its own: anyone can try a wrong password. A Signed in row you cannot explain is the one to act on.

Common errors

This page only reads the list, so it has no messages of its own.

Message Why What to do
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