Path Panel Reseller Management Panel Complete Usage Guide

Introduction

This guide is prepared for users with the Reseller role within the scope of the REXE remote protection service. As a reseller, you manage the Users under your account, make IP assignments and perform rule management. Through the Path Panel you can create users, assign IPs, create rules, review attack history, track audit history and enable API access.

You can access the Path Panel directly at x.rexe.tr.

Dashboard

When you log in, the dashboard page opens. Here, data for both your own IPs and the IPs of the Users under your account is displayed.

Attack Summary: Total number of attacks in the last 15 days along with the highest BPS/PPS values
Top 10 Attacked IPs: BPS, PPS and attack count statistics for your IPs and your Users' IPs

The dashboard only shows data for IPs assigned to you and your Users' IPs. Data from other resellers or admins is not visible.

User Management

Menu: Users

On this page you can view and manage the Users linked to you.

User List

All Users linked to you are listed in a table
Each user's name, IP count and creation date are shown
Disabled users are shown in a faded color and have a red "Disabled" label next to their name
You can filter using sorting, pagination and search

Creating a New User

Click the "New User" button
Enter a username and password
Click the "Create" button
The created user is automatically linked to you

Editing a User

Click the user in the table to go to the detail page
You can update the username and email
You can change the password (without entering the old password)

Disabling / Activating a User

Using the status switch (toggle) in the user row, you can disable or reactivate a User
A disabled user cannot log in to the panel and cannot use the API; their open sessions are terminated instantly
Disabled users appear in a faded color with a red "Disabled" label in the list

Deleting a User

The delete operation requires a 2-step confirmation: you confirm by typing the username
The deleted user's session is terminated instantly

When a user is deleted, all rules, filter permissions and IP assignments belonging to that user are also permanently deleted. This operation cannot be undone.

IP Management

Menu: IP Management

Displays the IP addresses assigned to you and lets you assign them to your Users.

IP List

Column	Description
IP Address	Assigned IP address
Default Block	Automatic blocking status (Yes / No)
Protection	TR /32 protection status and on/off switch
Assigned Users	Users the IP is assigned to
Creation Date	Date the IP was added to the system

With the globe icon (🌐) you can quickly view an IP's rules in a popup window

Filtering

Search IP or User: You can search by IP address (single IP, CIDR, dash range) or assigned username
Default Block: You can filter by default block status by selecting "All", "Yes" or "No"
Protection: You can filter by protection status

You only see IPs assigned to you. You do not have permission to add or delete IPs; IP addresses are assigned by the upper manager (Admin/Manager).

IP Assignment

You can assign an IP to your Users. In the IP detail popup:

You can see the assigned users (only your own Users are visible)
You can make a new assignment
You can remove an existing assignment

Bulk operations:

Bulk assignment: Using checkboxes you can select multiple IPs and assign them to a User at once
Bulk unassignment: You can make a selection with checkboxes and perform bulk removal

Unassignment requires a 2-step confirmation. The removed user's rules on that IP are also deleted.

Default Block

In the IP list, each IP's default block status is shown as "Yes" or "No". Default Block is managed automatically by the system based on the rule state of the IP. When there are no rules on the IP (including filter rules, ICMP/ping and presets), all ports are open and there is no Default Block. The moment the first rule is added, Default Block automatically comes into effect and only traffic matching the rules passes; when all rules are deleted, Default Block is automatically removed.

Rule State	Default Block	Result
No rules	None	All ports open
At least 1 rule	Added automatically	Only allowed ports open
All rules deleted	Removed automatically	All ports open again

Default Block management (adding/removing) is done by the Admin; as a reseller you only view the status.

TR Protection (/32)

In the Protection column of the IP list, each IP has a status indicator and an on/off switch (toggle).

The permission to turn protection on/off depends on a permission: if the Admin or Manager has granted you /32 protection permission, you can turn protection on and off with the switch; without permission you only view the status
Using the "Protection" dropdown above the table you can filter IPs by their status

Status	Description
TR Protected	Protection active
TR Unprotected	Protection off
Queued	Operation queued
Applying	Protection enable operation in progress
Removing	Protection disable operation in progress
Error	Operation failed

Rule Management (Via IP)

You can go to the rule management page by clicking the IP address. Rule creation, deletion and detail viewing can be performed.

Attack History

Menu: Attack History

You view the history of attacks made against your IPs and your Users' IPs.

You can search by date range and IP filter
Your own IPs + your Users' IPs are included

Column	Description
Target IP	The IP address targeted by the attack
Reason	Attack type and trigger reason
Detail	Attack vector details
Peak BPS	The highest bandwidth of the attack
Peak PPS	The highest packet rate of the attack
Start	The time the attack started
End	The time the attack ended

Abuse Filtered

Menu: Abuse Filtered

You view IPs that have been filtered on the Path.net side due to abuse.

Filtered IPs within your scope and your Users' scope are listed in a table (search and pagination)
Using the "Synchronize" button, the current list is fetched from Path.net
By opening the history from an IP's row, you can see when it entered and left the filter

Bulk IP Protection / /24 Protection (permission-based)

If the Admin or Manager has granted you the relevant permissions, additional protection pages appear in the left menu:

Bulk IP Protection: Enter a single IP, CIDR or range in the text box and turn TR /32 protection on or off for multiple IPs at once. The processed targets are listed in a table with their real-time statuses.
/24 Protection: You can manage protectable /24 subnets with a per-row on/off switch.

Rule Management

You can access the rule management page by clicking an IP address.

Creating a Rule

Click the "New Rule" button
Fill in the fields:
- Protocol: Select TCP or UDP
- Target Port: Enter a port number (between 1-65535, e.g.: 80, 443, 25565)
- Filter: Select a filter from the list (mandatory, only the filters you have permission for are listed)
- Comment: Description note (optional)
Click the "Create" button
The rule is synchronized to the Path.net API

Newly created rules are shown at the top of the list. The rule creation screen has two modes: standard filter (protocol + port only) and hard filter (Layer7 filters like TCP Symmetric). For SSH, RDP, and most services the standard mode is enough; hard filter (Layer7) options like TCP Symmetric should only be enabled for highly sensitive applications.

Rule Statuses

Status	Description
synced	Rule successfully sent to Path.net
pending	Rule created, waiting to be sent
propagated	Rule propagated to all network nodes (full protection active)
failed	Send failed — can be retried with the retry button

Propagation of a rule to all network nodes can take 2-5 minutes. Even if the rule appears not yet propagated in the panel, it has most likely already gone live; this is only a visual delay.

ICMP / Ping Toggle

The rule form does not have a direct ICMP option. To turn Ping (ICMP) traffic on or off, use the "Ping On/Off" toggle at the top of the rule management page. When the toggle is turned on, the ICMP rule is created automatically; when turned off, it is deleted.

Applying a Preset

You can apply ready-made rule sets with a single click:

Click the "Ready Profile" button on the rule page
Select a preset from the list
Confirm — all rules in the preset are applied to the IP in bulk

Audit Log

Menu: Audit Log

You view the audit record of operations performed by you and your Users.

Paginated log list (10/25/50/100)
Expandable row detail — by clicking a row you can see the before/after values of the change
You only see logs within your own hierarchy

Filters

Filter	Description
Username	Filter the operations of a specific user
Operation Type	Filter by operation category
Action	Filter by the action performed
Tag	Tag-based filtering
Date Range	View operations within a specific period
Free Text Search	Search by keyword

Operations performed via WHMCS appear with separate tags: WHMCS Create, WHMCS Update, WHMCS IP Assign, WHMCS Remove. This makes it easy to distinguish which operation was performed via the panel and which via the WHMCS integration.

API Access (Optional)

If API access has been enabled for you by the Admin, additional pages appear in the left menu.

API Settings

API key creation/renewal (the full key is shown, blurred spoiler)
IP whitelist definition (API access is allowed only from the specified IPs)
Viewing your API logs (search, sorting, pagination)
Rate limit information — when the limit is exceeded, a 429 Too Many Requests response is returned

API Documentation

With endpoint details, a response codes table and the "Try" feature, you can test directly. The endpoints you can access as a reseller:

IP list, rule CRUD, filter list, attack history
User list/creation
IP assignment/removal

Authentication

The X-API-Key header is required in all API requests:

hljs bash

curl -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY" https://panel.rexe.tr/external/ips

WHMCS Integration

With your API key, automatic user creation and IP assignment can be performed from the WHMCS hosting panel
Provision requests coming from WHMCS create a User and assign IPs on your behalf
With the WHMCS iframe, your users can perform rule management directly

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I assign IPs to my users?

From the IP Management page, select the relevant IP and assign it with "Assign to User". You can also make a bulk assignment by selecting multiple IPs with checkboxes.

Can I add IPs as a reseller?

No, you do not have permission to add/delete IPs. IP addresses are assigned by the upper manager (Admin/Manager).

Can I turn IP protection on and off?

Only if the Admin or Manager has granted you /32 protection permission. If granted, you can manage it with the Protection switch in the IP list or (permission-based) from the Bulk IP Protection / /24 Protection pages.

What happens if I delete a user?

All rules, filter permissions and IP assignments belonging to the user are permanently deleted and their session is terminated instantly.