How do I find the console/panel URL of a deleted server?

Once a server is deleted it no longer appears in your panel, and its console URL stops working. The good news is that you can usually recover that URL from your own browser history — and it's exactly what we need to attempt a restore.

Why the Console URL matters

Your old server's Console URL contains its Server ID and its old IP. That's the key piece of information that lets us locate the precise server you had, so recovering the URL is the first and most important step.

How to find it

1. Open your browser history and search for panel.humbleservers.com — your old server's Console URL is in there.
2. Copy that full Console URL; it holds the Server ID and old IP we need.
3. Open a ticket and paste the Console URL so we can match your old service quickly.

Warning: Deleted-server backups are only kept for 30 days, so act promptly. To attempt any recovery we need the server's Console URL from your browser history (it contains the Server ID and old IP).

Frequently asked questions

Why do you need the Console URL specifically? It contains the Server ID and old IP that let us find the exact server among many. Without it, matching your old service is much harder.

I can't find it in my history — what now? Recovery may not be possible without it. See "Can I recover files from a deleted server?" for the options that remain.