By using SSH you can login your hosting Account without using Cpanel.

If your Computer or Laptop or Server are run by Windows operating systems then you need to follow the below step

Older Windows versions

Older versions of Microsoft Windows do not include an SSH client, so you must download an SSH client first. Super Global Host recommends PuTTY. To connect to your account using PuTTY, follow these steps:

1. Start PuTTY.
2. In the Host Name (or IP address) text box, type the host name or IP address of the server where your account is located.
3. In the Port text box, type 7822.
4. Confirm that the Connection type radio button is set to SSH.
5. Click Open.
6. A PuTTY security alert about the server's host key appears the first time you connect. Click Yes.
7. Enter your account username when prompted and then press ENTER.
8. Type your account password when prompted and then press ENTER. (If shell access is not enabled on your account then contact in our support for using SSH.)
9. When the remote server's command line prompt appears, you are connected. The initial command line prompt is like below where username is the username of your super global host account and domainname.com is your site's domain name:
   
   

   username@domainname.com [~]#

10. You can now run commands. For example, to see a listing of the current directory, type ls and then press ENTER.
11. To close the SSH connection when you are done, type exit and then press ENTER.

Windows 10 or Higher

Windows 10 includes a native SSH client and enables it by default. To use this client, follow these steps:

1. To open the Run dialog box, type Windows key + r.
2. In the Run dialog box, type cmd and then click OK to open a command prompt window.
3. At the command prompt, type the following command. Replace username with your username of your hosting account in super global host, and replace domainname.com with your site's domain name or server's hostname. The server's hostname is sg1-sr1.supercp.com. In regard to connecting via SSH, the command in the below will work, though we generally recommend using the server's hostname when connecting instead.
   
   

   ssh -p 7822 username@domainname.com

4. If this is the first time you are connecting to the server, you receive a message about the key fingerprint. Type yes and then press ENTER. You do not receive this message on subsequent connection attempts.
5. Type your password, and then press Enter. (If shell access is not enabled on your account then contact in our support for using SSH.) When you are connected, the remote server's command line prompt appears like the below where Here hostname is show as sg1-sr1.
   
   

   username@hostname [~]#

6. You can now run commands on the remote server. For example, to see a listing of the current directory, type ls and then press ENTER.
7. To close the SSH connection when you are done, type exit and then press ENTER.
8. To close the command prompt window, type exit and then press ENTER.

If your Computer or Laptop or Server are Mac OS or Linux operating systems then you need to follow the below step

1. Open a terminal window. The procedure to do this depends on the operating system and desktop environment. On Mac OS, click Applications, click Utilities, and then click Terminal.
2. At the command prompt, type the following command. Replace username with your username of your hosting account in super global host, and replace domainname.com with your site's domain name or server's hostname. The server's hostname is sg1-sr1.supercp.com. In regard to connecting via SSH, the command in the below will work, though we generally recommend using the server's hostname when connecting instead.
   
   

   ssh -p 7822 username@domainname.com

3. If this is the first time you are connecting to the server, you receive a message about the key fingerprint. Type yes and then press ENTER. You do not receive this message on subsequent connection attempts.
4. Type your password when you are prompted to do so. (If shell access is not enabled on your account then contact in our support for using SSH.)
5. When the remote server's command line prompt appears, you are connected. The initial command line prompt is like the below where hostname is show as sg1-sr1.
   
   

   username@hostname [~]#

6. You can now run commands. For example, to see a listing of the current directory, type ls and then press ENTER.
7. To close the SSH connection when you are done, type exit and then press ENTER.