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H-Sphere Menu Based Guide
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H-Sphere user guide explains how to administer the extensive features
of your control panel to setup your email accounts and
databases, increase your disk space and traffic quotas, configure
web statistics, and perform many other important operations. All
from your web browser.
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Starting with your account:
setting your temporary index page,
uploading your site,
contents of your home directory.
Control Panel Basics:
changing hosting plan,
changing billing period,
control panel password,
FTP password,
changing traffic limit,
changing disk quota,
selecting skins
control panel language.
Registering domains:
creating standard domains,
transfering domains,
third level domains,
stopgap domains,
parking external domains,
creating accounts without domains.
Configuring domains:
removing domains,
instant domain aliases,
creating subdomains,
changing IPs from shared to dedicated,
domain aliases,
server aliases,
renewing domain registration,
editing domain info.
Editing DNS settings:
DNS overview,
creating custom DNS records.
Creating, promoting and managing your site:
SiteStudio website builder,
Search Engine Submit,
WebShell and htProtect,
web statistics: log files, Webalizer, ModLogAn and Urchin,
Reverse Traceroute,
Site Toolbox,
Kanoodle.
Managing FTP:
FTP sub-accounts,
creating FTP sub-accounts (in depth),
virtual FTP,
anonymous FTP,
anonymous FTP Upload Facilities.
Manipulating pages:
redirect URL,
directory indexes,
error pages,
Server Side imagemap,
MIME types.
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Mail:
mailboxes,
mail forwards,
mailbox aliases,
autoresponders,
mailing lists,
maildomain aliases,
antispam,
antvirus,configure your email account,
Dynamic web content:
CGI scripts,
PHP scripts,
SSI (Server Side Includes).
Preinstalled CGI scripts
Counter,
Guestbook,
FormMail,
Forum,
phpBB forum,
mnoGoSearch,
FrontPage Extensions.
Traffic:
summary traffic,
traffic cycle,
traffic limit,
Throttle policy.
Disk space:
summary disk usage,
FTP or disk quota,
mailbox quota,
DB quota.
MySQL databases:
creating MySQL database and its users,
editing MySQL databases (phpMyAdmin),
MySQL disk quota,
changing user passwords,
user privileges.
Securing data through SSL:
using existing key and certificate,
temporary key and certificate,
permanent certificates,
renewing permanent certificates,
shared SSL
Comodo SSL certificates.
Online commerce:
osCommerce,
updating osCommerce.
Paying for hosting:
billing profile,
automatic email invoicing,
billing periods,
resource prices,
billing history,
viewing overall charges,
becoming a pay user,
getting your money back.
Getting technical support:
sending trouble tickets,
following up trouble tickets,
closing trouble tickets.
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