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Server Management · Soar

WhiteDNS Panel

Deploy and manage Soar, Cotten, and MasterDNS servers; create accounts, assign quotas, and issue subscriptions.

Linux

Overview & Purpose

What is WhiteDNS Panel?

WhiteDNS Panel (Soar-Server) is a comprehensive server management backend for Linux VPS. It orchestrates Soar, Cotten, and MasterDNS engines, provides an AI management assistant, secondary domain routing, anti-flood protection, and generates client subscription links.

When should you use it?

For server administrators and technical users with a Linux VPS, a custom domain, and foundational SSH/DNS knowledge.

Key Features

  • Multi-engine support: Simultaneous Soar, CottenDNS, CottenMax, and MasterDNS services
  • Web management dashboard with user accounts, quotas, and expiration rules
  • Secondary domain integration for panel access and client config failover
  • Built-in AI management assistant with API integration
  • Automated anti-flood and abuse prevention rules
  • One-command installation script for Ubuntu and Debian

Verified Release Binaries

Deploy & Install on Server

Verified: November 4, 2026

Binaries are fetched directly from official GitHub releases. Check version and file details before downloading.

Linux

2 files
Intel / AMD Processorpanel-v0.14.3
soar-panel-0.14.3-linux-amd64.tar.gz
x64TAR.GZ13.5 MB
Download
ARM64 Devicepanel-v0.14.3
soar-panel-0.14.3-linux-arm64.tar.gz
ARM64TAR.GZ12.0 MB
Download
ARM64, x64, or Universal: Which file should I download?
Android
ARM64 is for most modern phones (since 2018); armeabi-v7a for older 32-bit devices. If unsure, choose Universal. x86 is for emulators.
Windows
x64 is for Intel and AMD computers. ARM64 is specifically for Windows on Snapdragon ARM laptops.
macOS
Check Apple Menu → About This Mac: Apple Silicon M1-M4 → ARM64; Intel processors → x64. Universal covers both.
Linux
amd64 and x86_64 are standard x64 architectures. DEB is for Debian/Ubuntu, RPM for Fedora/RHEL, and AppImage is standalone.
All releases for Soar-Server
Requirements & Compatibility

Ubuntu 20.04/22.04/24.04 or Debian 11/12 VPS with root SSH access. Public IP and custom domain managed on Cloudflare or NS records.

For standard installation, follow the automated server script instructions. Binary packages above are compiled for Linux amd64 and arm64 servers.

Step-by-Step Setup Guide

How to Get Started?

  1. 1

    Connect to VPS via SSH

    Log into your clean Linux server as root.

  2. 2

    Run install script

    Execute the official installation script from the GitHub repository.

  3. 3

    Configure domain & access panel

    Set your domain DNS records, access the web panel, and create user accounts.

Related Tutorials

Related Guides & Tutorials

Videos selected from channel reference directory; written documentation from official repositories.

Adding a Secondary Domain in WhiteDNS Panel (v0.12.0)Written GuideAI Management Assistant Setup GuideWritten GuideAnti-Flood & Abuse Control SetupWritten GuideActivating High-Speed CottenMax ProtocolWritten Guide

Important Notes & Limitations

Important Caveats & Limitations

  • Ensure UDP port 53 and web panel ports are open in your VPS firewall / security group.
  • Read the second domain guide to safeguard panel access against domain filtering.
  • Always keep the panel updated to the latest stable release (v0.12.0+).

Frequently Asked Questions

What are minimum VPS specs?

1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, and a clean Ubuntu/Debian installation are sufficient.

Can I use it behind Cloudflare?

Yes, Cloudflare can handle domain DNS resolution; ensure proper NS delegation for DNS tunneling.

Page Sources & Verification

Links and release checksums verified on 2026-11-04. For future releases, visit upstream repository releases.

WhiteDNS Channel Tools Catalog (#2055)GitHub: Soar-ServerRelease Asset: Soar-Server

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