1. uNet
2.Webtop
3. Control Panel of your website

After the global upgrade all users with confirmed e-mails have got profiles in uNet. A uNet username is an e-mail used to register a website, and a uNet password is the password to the Control Panel of your website. If you had several websites registered to one and the same e-mail the system has chosen one of the Control Panel passwords. Profile owners must have received an e-mail with the information on which password has been chosen by the system (from which website).

You can get into your uNet profile in two ways:

By following the link unet.com:

and entering your e-mail and password into the form that will appear:

Or from uCoz.com main page:

After these actions you’ll get to Webtop. If it’s your first login you must set a Webtop password and a secret question/answer:

And then you will see your Webtop:

Now, in case of session timeout all you need is to refresh the page and the session will be resumed:

If you are logged out and an authorization form appears:

enter the password that you have set for Webtop. Note: not uNet password!

How to enter your Control Panel.

The same way as you used to do this before the update.
Either from the address bar:

(The username is entered automatically; it’s your full website address now. The password is the same as before the update):

Or from uCoz.com main page by means of the Old login form:

And here is your Control Panel:

If you have changed a website owner trying to gather all your websites within one Webtop, then the Control Panel password and the secret question HAVE BEEN CHANGED to the Webtop password and secret question.

So, we have three passwords:
1. for uNet (a username is your e-mail).
2. for Webtop – set during the first login.
3. for Control Panel – the same as it was before the update.

And now about usernames/passwords of your website users. Several situations are possible:

1. Your website supports both local and uNet users:

In this case a user can log in either as a global (uNet) user:

or as a local user:

2. If you disable local users:

a user won't be able to log in by means of a local username/password:

But! If he/she specifies an e-mail (used when registering) as a username and a password the system will accept him/her:

Attention! This will work only if the e-mail is confirmed!