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Basic Plan
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Our control panel is packaged
with core Web hosting server applications and features that allow you, as
a domain owner, to manage a range of services on your domain. These
services include Web capabilities, FTP capabilities, email capabilities,
backup and restore capabilities, and Web site security.
Control Panel also includes many useful administration tools, such as a
file manager to help you work with directories and files, a user account
manager to allow you to maintain the accounts on your domain, and a backup
manager to allow you to perform your data backups.
Control Panel provides separate Web browser-based user interfaces for two
levels of users - specifically, the domain owner and users on the domain.
These interfaces allow different users to easily access all the features
available to them. The user levels are: |
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About the Site
Administrator
The domain level of administration is designed for businesses that want to
manage their hosted domains and the services installed on the domains.
As the owner of domains, you are called the Site Administrator, and can: |
- Set up security features for an entire domain or just
an individual Web site
- Manage the user accounts on an entire domain or just
an individual Web site
- Set up protected directories on the Apache Web server
- Set up your domain email and FTP features
- Work with the directories and files on your domain
- View traffic reports about your domain
- Back up data from your domain
- To begin managing your domain level tasks, log on to
Control Panel as the Site Administrator.
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About the User
Administrator
The user account level of administration is designed for someone who
subscribes to a domain and is assigned a user account.
As the subscriber, or user account holder, you are called the User
Administrator, and can:
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- Maintain your account contact information
- Set up your email services
- Access your email messages over the Internet
- Publish your Web site content
- Back up and restore your files
- To begin managing your user level tasks, log on to
Control Panel as the User Administrator.
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