Once the domain name has propagated
to the web, it will be accessed like
http://www.accountname.com
or occasionally
http://your_subAccount_name.mainAccount.com
However,
when your web site has just been setup, the "internet" hasn't yet learned about
your web site's name and location.
Until that happens, you can access your web site as
http://ip-address/~username.
To find your ip address, you can use the control panel: In the "server stats", look for "Shared IP address"
Once the domain name has propagated
to the web, it is accessed like http://www.accountname.com/cpanel
However, before that happens you can access your accounts control panel as
http://web-crow.com:2082/
You will have to login with your username and password
Usage of the control panel is almost
self-explanatory. When necessary, there is a "HELP" button somewhere
on the lower left side.
Alternatively, use this (outdated) 90 page PDF document.
Last, the program's original documentation might be better. To read that documentation, be aware that the document isn't really written for you; the part which works for you is only the part for website owners.
a) Use the control panel.
The user interface ought to be self explanatory.
b) Use any ftp tool. FTP to web-crow.com log in with
your username and password.
The ftp starting directory may or may not already be mapped into the web - top directory /home/username/public_html/. So, the filename for your homepage on the server itself is /home/username/public_html/index.html
Telnet is disabled for security reasons. Use SSH instead.
SSH is not normally installed. If it should be enabled for your account, check the local directory used at start. It should be something like /home/username/. Remember: the directory which is seen on the web is the public_html sub-directory.