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# Notification settings

## What are notification settings?

Our VPS Control Panel provides notifications for specific events, allowing customization according to your preferences. These notifications include critical alerts, such as when a backup job fails or when your account is accessed. Notifications are sent to your registered email address.

## Where are the Notification Settings?

### 1. Go to your Account Settings

Log in to our [VPS Control Panel](https://virt.crunchbits.com/), then on the dashboard, click on the `Account` button.

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### 2. Select your notification preferences

Here, under the `Profile` Tab, you'll find a `Notifications` section.

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In here, you can toggle on/off the types of notifications that we should send you:

* `Account Login` \[1] - Toggle this if you would like to receive notifications every time your account is logged in to.
* `Server Backup Complete` \[2] - Toggle this if you would like to receive notifications whenever a backup job finishes for any of the VPS' in your account. This is enabled by default.
* `Server Backup Failure` \[3] - Toggle this if you would like to receive notifications if a backup job fails for any of your VPS' in your account. This is enabled by default.

### 3. Save your preferences.

Once you're done with your selections, click on the `Update Profile Settings` button to save your changes.

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And done!


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