Click the Mail button at the Domain Administration page. The Mail Names Management page appears. From this page, users can:

To create a new mail name, click in the Mail Name text box provided and enter the desired name. Click Add to submit this name. You then access the Mail Name Properties page, where you can adjust the Mail Name properties.

The new mail name appears on the mail names list.

Click the Mail button at the Domain Administration page. The Mail Names page appears.

In the Mail names list, click on the name you want to edit. You then access the Mail Name Properties page.

The mail name is listed at the top of the page. To change the mail name, click in the name field, change the name, and click Update.

When you are finished editing mail name properties for the domain, click Update to return to the Mail Names page.

To change the type of forwarding you have, from the Hosting page, click on the type you want to change.

Click Next to access the URL page.

To change the forwarding address, click in the URL text box and enter or edit an Internet address to which you wish to re-direct all domain traffic.

Click Update to submit changes.

Click the Directories button from the Domain Administration page. The Protected Directory Management page appears.

To create a new directory, click the Add button.

This takes you to the Protected Directory Control page. Enter the name of the protected directory you wish to create in the Protected Directory field provided.

For Directory Location: you can choose either a non-SSL or SSL secure directory. To choose a non-SSL directory, click in the radio button next to Non-SSL. To choose SSL security for the directory, click in the radio button next to SSL.

If the directory has SSL enabled, it will appear in the Protected Directory list with a gray Lock icon beside it. If the directory is non-SSL, a gold Unlocked icon will appear next to the directory name in the directory list.

Click in the Header Text text box. When a user tries to access the protected directory, the text in this box displays as the Realm they are entering. In this text box, enter the header text.

To add a new user, under Protected Directory Users click in the New User: text box, and write the name of the directory user.

Click the Add button.

You are taken to the directory user password screen. Here you must enter your new password in the New Password text box, and then enter it again in the Confirm password text box.

Click the Update button to submit. You will return to the Protected Directory Control page. The new user will appear in the Protected Directory Users list. Clicking Up Level will return to the Protected Directory Control page without creating a password for the given user. Although the user is created no access to the directory will be granted until a password is created for the user.

To remove existing directory users select the users that you wish to remove using the checkboxes on the right of the screen and select Remove Selected. You will be asked for confirmation prior to final deletion of the directory users.

To access a directory user in order to edit the user password, click on the user name in the list, and you will again be taken to the directory user password screen. Here you can edit the password.

Select Update to submit your changes and return to the Protected Directory Control page.

Click Up Level to return to the Protected Directory Management page without saving any changes.

From the Client Home page, click the domain name that you want to work with from the list provided. The Domain Administration page appears.

Click the Directories button. The Protected Directory Management page appears.

Click on any directory from the list that you wish to change.

You will be taken to the Protected Directory Control page.

From here, you can edit the directory by following the same steps outlined above, in the Creating a Protected Directory section.

Click Update to complete all changes to the system and to return to the Protected Directory List page.

Check the checkboxes in the Del column of the Protected Directories List corresponding to the directories you wish to remove.

Click on Remove Selected. The Protected Directory Removal page appears.

For every directory you chose to remove the name of the directory and the names of this directory users will be displayed.

If you are certain that the displayed information is correct and wish to proceed with deleting, check the "Yes, I have read, understood, and agree to remove protect from these domains" checkbox. Then click Submit. If you decide to not delete these directories or wish to modify the list of directories chosen for deletion, click the Cancel button.

If you have established an IP based hosting account with SSL enabled, the Certificate button at the Domain Administration page will be enabled.

Click the Certificate button. The SSL Certificate Setup page appears.

The Certificate Information: section lists information needed for a certificate Request, or a Self-Signed certificate.

The Bits selection allows you to choose the level of encryption of your SSL certificate. Select the appropriate number from the drop down box next to Bits:.

To enter the information into the provided text input fields (State or Province, Locality, Organization Name and Organization Unit Name (optional)) click in the text boxes and enter the appropriate name.

To enter the Domain Name for the certificate, click in the text box next to Domain Name: and enter the appropriate domain.

The domain name is a required field. This will be the only domain name that can be used to access the Control Panel without receiving a certificate warning in the browser. The expected format is www.domainname.com or domainname.com.

Click on either the Self-Signed or Request button.

Clicking Self-Signed results in your certificate being automatically generated and installed.

Selecting Request results in the sending of a certificate-signing request (CSR) to the email address you provided in the fields discussed above. When a CSR (certificate signing request) is generated there are two different text sections, the RSA Private Key and the Certificate Request. Do not lose your RSA private key. You will need this during the certificate installation process. Losing it is likely to result in the need to purchase another certificate.

When you are satisfied that the SSL certificate has been generated or the SSL certificate request has been correctly implemented, click Up Level to return to the Domain Administration page.

Click the Certificate button at the Domain Administration page. The SSL Certificate page appears.

If you wish to upload a Certificate File authorized by the Certificate Signing Authority, click the Browse... button under the Upload previously bought Certificate File (without private key) section to select the file (the file must be in .txt format)

Then, click Send File to copy the certificate to the server.

Click the Certificate button from the Domain Administration page. The SSL Certificate page appears.

If you wish to upload a certificate file from a local computer, under the Uploading Certificate File section, click the Browse... button to select the file (the file must be in .txt format).

Then, click Send File to copy the certificate to the server. Or, if you want to type in the text of the certificate without downloading a specific file, click in the text box and enter and paste the certificate information.

Click Send Text to implement the text on the server.

EXAMPLE FORMAT:

-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

[[ENCRYPTED BLOCK OF TEXT]]

-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----

-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----

[[ENCRYPTED BLOCK OF TEXT]]

-----END CERTIFICATE-----

When you download the certificate to the server, PSA checks for errors. If an error is detected, PSA restores the old version of the SSL certificate, and PSA warns you to update the certificate. At this point, you can try again to enter text or to download the certificate file.

When you are satisfied that the SSL certificate is correctly implemented, click Up Level to return to the Domain Administration page.

Click the Certificate button at the Domain Administration page. The SSL Certificate Setup page appears.

The icon next to Use rootchain certificate for this domain appears on this page.

If the icon is [ON] then the rootchain certificate will be enabled for this domain. If the icon is [X] this function will be disabled.

To change the status of the rootchain certificate, click the On/Off button.

To upload your rootchain certificate, first make sure that it has been saved on your local machine or network. Use the Browse button to search for and select the appropriate rootchain certificate file.

Then click the Send File button. This will upload your rootchain certificate to the server to assure proper authentication of the certificate authority.

When you are satisfied that the rootchain certificate is correctly implemented, click Up Level to return to the Domain Administration page.

Click the Databases button at the Domain Administration page. The Databases Feature Management page appears.

To add a new database select the Database name field, enter the desired name, and select Add. The Database Editing page appears.

To add database users to the newly created database enter the user name into New user text box and select Add. The Database User Management page appears.

Enter your new password in the New Password text box, and then enter it again in the Confirm Password text box. Select Update to complete the creation of the new user. Selecting Up Level will ignore all entries and return to the Database Editing page making no changes.

Once you have completed the creation of the new database and its users select Up Level to return to the Database Feature Management page.

To add further databases, follow the steps outlined in 1-5 above. To return to the Domain Administration page select Up Level.

Click the Databases button at the Domain Administration page. The Databases Feature Management page appears.

Click on the database that you wish to edit. The Database Editing page appears.

To add database users to the selected database enter the user name into New user text box and select Add. The Database User Management page appears.

Enter your new password in the New Password text box, and then enter it again in the Confirm Password text box. Select Update to complete the creation of the new user. Selecting Up Level will ignore all entries and return to the Database Editing page making no changes.

To edit the password of an existing database user, select the user from the database user list. The Database User Management page appears.

To delete existing database users select the users that you wish to delete using the checkboxes on the right of the screen and select Remove Selected. You will be asked for confirmation prior to final deletion of the selected users.

To access and/or edit database content you can do so using the PHPMYADMIN option. PhpMyAdmin provides a web-based graphical interface for mysql. This can be used to make content edits to your existing databases.

Once you have completed all edits of the database and its users select Up Level to return to the Database Feature Management page.

To delete existing databases select the users that you wish to delete using the checkboxes on the right of the screen and select Remove Selected. You will be asked for confirmation prior to final deletion of the selected users.

To edit further databases, follow the steps outlined in 1-9 above. To return to the Domain Administration page select Up Level.