2. The overview

2. The overview
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Right after the login you are greeted with the overview over your account, you are able to see your account releated data such as available and used ressources.

On the lefthand side you have the always - present menu, which gives you a quick access to every area of SysCP. But first let's have a look to the big table in the main part of the page. It's divided into two parts: The account-data and the ressources you have (more on this later).

2.1. Account data

Here you can see your account-related data such as name, address, customer-number, etc.

2.1.1. Name

Here you can see the name your admin added you with

2.1.2. Corporation

Here you can see the corporation-name your admin added you with

2.1.3. Street

Here you can see the street your admin added you with

2.1.4. ZIP/City

Here you can see the ZIP-Cide and city your admin added you with

2.1.5. Email address

Here you can see the email address your admin added you with

2.1.6. Customer-number

Here you can see the customer-number given by your admin

2.2. Ressources

Here you can see your available and used ressources

2.2.1. Username

This is your SysCP username, used to login into SysCP and FTP

2.2.2. Domain(s)

These are your available domains, which have been added to your account.

2.2.3. Subdomains

This is the amount of subdomains you have used and available (the amount of available subdomains is in brackets)

2.2.4. Webspace

The webspace - values represent the diskspace used on the system. The first value represent the used diskspace, the second one shows the total diskspace you have available

2.2.5. Traffic

The traffic - The first value represents the already used traffic, the second one shows how much traffic you are allowed to use per month.

2.2.6. E-Mail

There are three different parts, email addreses, email accounts and email forwarders.

2.2.6.1. Email addresses

This is the amount of email addresses you have used and available (the amount of available email addresses is in brackets)

2.2.6.2. Email accounts

This is the amount of email accounts you have used and available (the amount of available email accounts is in brackets)

2.2.6.3. Email forwarders

This is the amount of email forwarders you have used and available (the amount of available email forwarders is in brackets)

2.2.7. MySQL-databases

In the row "MySQL - databases" the usage of MySQL-databases is displayed. In brackets the value represents how many databases you are able to create in total. The value before the brackets shows the amount of databases, you actually use.

2.2.8. FTP-accounts

This is the amount of ftp-accounts you have used and available (the amount of available ftp-accounts is in brackets)

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