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Dev tools · August 21, 2026

iNetPanel - Opensource Webhosting Panel

Host Your Own Websites. From Home. Securely. No Port Forward

What it does

Free cPanel alternative for home servers. Host websites with no open ports via Cloudflare Tunnel. Multi-PHP, SSL, VPN, backups. One-command install on clean Debian 12 or Debian 13 installation as of v1.26.

iNetPanel is a free, open-source hosting control panel for Debian 12 and 13. Host your own sites from home with no open ports, via Cloudflare Tunnel.

iNetPanel gives you an easy-to-use control panel to host websites on your own hardware — without opening ports or fighting ISP restrictions. Powered by Cloudflare Zero Trust Tunnel, your server stays invisible to the internet. No monthly fees. No compromises. No port forwarding. No ISP restrictions. No command-line expertise needed. iNetPanel gives you a clean, intuitive UI to manage everything. Cloudflare Zero Trust Tunnel routes all traffic to your server without opening a single port. Behind CGNAT? ISP blocks port 80? Corporate firewall? None of it matters. Your server's IP stays completely private. A clean admin panel and full client portal mean you don't need to be a Linux…from inetpanel.info

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