Rescue Mode is a minimal operating system that loads into the server's RAM. it allows you to restore access, check the file system, or reset the root password.

How to use:

  1. In the control panel, select "Rescue Mode".
  2. Choose the OS (usually 64-bit Linux) and activate the mode.
  3. You will receive a password for access. Click "Reset" to reboot the server into this mode.
  4. After completing the work, disable Rescue Mode and reboot the server to return to the main OS.
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