6-Immediately after account creation, you should be redirected to the overview page. Everything looks clear but I’d like to focus a bit more on those Action buttons on the right side of the row.

 Stands for Extend. When you want to extend/renew an account, you should click this icon. Then you select a package for which you want to extend that account and click SAVE.

 Stands for Edit. You can click this and edit description of the account or the bouquet selection.

 There are two of these. The one on the left is for Simple M3U which is a bare channel list and the one on the right for M3U_Plus which carries categories, Picons and EPG id. When you click these buttons, the related M3U url is copied into clipboard and you can paste it in the browser, your message to the client and …

 Some applications need an EPG url and by clicking this button, the EPG url of the account is copied to clipboard and you can paste it anywhere you want.

 When you click this button, a full list of Streaming Line Extensions will appear. You can then click on the desired extension to have the URL or the command line copied to clipboard to paste anywhere you want. 

At the end of the row of those buttons, there is a 3 dot. When clicked, the following extra actions should appear.

Stats: Opens a new window and shows channels that your client has watched.

Kick: When you want to kick the client or end a live session.

Disable: Will suspend the account and client wont be able to use the account until enabled again. It is best to also run Kick after disabling the account to expire any valid sessions. This will ensure client can not login after the account is disabled.

Disable ISP Lock: ISP Lock function explained earlier. Here you can enable or disable it if you want.

Reset Country Lock: Just like ISP Lock, we have another lock called Country lock, same functionality but locks the account to a country. You can reset the lock if you want and if it is applied.

Now let’s move forward with MAG and see how we can add a MAG or any stalker portal MAC address to the IPTV Reseller Panel.

From left column on dashboard click MAG.

Top right click +Add MAG. As you can see, everything is exactly the same as what we did for Streaming Lines in previous steps. Even Adding a MAG for free trial is the same and you can see the button right there.

The MAC address you have received from your customer can be added in the MAC field above, then assigning a package is same as before we did for streaming lines. Finally when done click SAVE.

As you can see, MAC is added in MAG section. Once again, rest of the functions and controls on this page are the same as we reviewed with streaming lines.

The next section would be XtreamTV. This plugin was first made in 2018 by the same people who created NXT cms and later developed it a bit. But currently the developers of the CMS are so busy that updating this Enigma2 plugin is something which may never happen. On the other hand, there are other ways, methods and plugins to add IPTV to enigma2 devices which will later get linked here. So take my advice, and do not use this.

Let’s move on to the next section which is Subresellers, a section by which wise and active resellers can grow their income from the IPTV Reseller Panel!

Sub-resellers:

Clicking on Subresellers entry in left column will expand into two sub-choices:

Add Subreseller which takes you to the page where you add your new subreseller.

Manage Subresellers which is basically an overview page of the subresellers you created already, their activity and stats.

We start from Manage Subresellers page which will also cover Add Subreseller part.

Top right of the overview page, you should see two functions:

+Add Subreseller with Subreseller Creation: this means if you add your subreseller using this button, they can also add their own subresellers to the IPTV Reseller Panel, cool right? 🙂 most CMS panels have this option but point is, how active and smart can you be as the Master Reseller to have, not just single users, but also resellers with their own subresellers working under you?!

+Add Subreseller: You will add a subreseller but they wont be able to add their own subresellers.

Creation steps of both above are the same and by clicking on any button you will see the same page when creating the subreseller BUT the first one has a feature which the other does not.

Let’s go with the featured choice.

Creating a sub reseller

Fields above are very self-explanatory except for DNS.

DNS field can be your subreseller desired dns address. For instance if your subreseller wants to pair their own server address of their own preferred domain to their IPTV Reseller Panel, so their clients see their domain on streaming lines and stalker portal addresses, you can put the address here.

Once done, click SAVE.

Subrseller is created. In Type column, you see an orange sign saying Create which indicates that the subreseller has the ability to create subresellers as well.

There are some actions needing explanation:

 This one stands for Edit. If you want to change your subreseller’s username, password, email or even dns address, all can be done here.

 When your subreseller asks for credit, once you have received payments from them, you can add the credit to their panel through here. A window pops up, you put the credit amount to be transferred from your panel to theirs, a description for future references if you want, then click Add.

 This will disable the reseller. It will suspend their access to their panel without affecting their accounts. You can unsuspend whenever you want.

 This is the total suspension. It will suspend reseller access to the panel as well as all their created accounts. You can unsuspend whenever you want.

Ok lets move to the next section.

Logs:

Next would be Logs, a place where you can see who does what. Click on it and let’s proceed.

Logs are activity traces, reports of actions executed using services under your control. Looking into each section will clarify how easy and insightful it is.

This is the Activity Log. It shows all the actions done regarding account creations, service extensions, credit additions, suspensions and so on. The streaming line account we created has left a log, showing the exact action and outcome, how much credit we had on the panel (Shown in green) and how much we were left after the creation (Shown in red). It’s very clear, simple and a nice piece of information to have. Whenever you are in doubt of any action done on your panel, you can refer to this section to clear your doubt.

Credit log shows details on credits you have received from your server admin or given to your subresellers and even your subresellers to their subresellers.

And lastly, Login Logs, where you can see the time, date and the IP addresses of login attempts both yours and your subreseller and their subresellers.