Copyright © 2008 Florian Aders, Michael Kaufmann
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| Revision History | |
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| Revision 0.1 | 2008-02-04 |
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The initial version, nearly nothing inside except the idea | |
| Revision 0.2 | 2008-02-07 |
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d00p (Michael Kaufmann) began the customer-section, EleRas (Florian Aders) finished the overall designing to let this doc work with SysCP and started the admin-section | |
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The login of SysCP is a rather simple form, you just have to choose the language you want to use inside, enter your login-information and click on "Login". If you choose the "language" "Profile language". SysCP will look into your account-settings and show you your desired language. This may be different than the global language of the SysCP - installation. Once you are inside, we'll show you what you are able to do on adminside in SysCP, so keep your breath!
Right after the login you are greeted with the overview over your account, you are able to see some system-configurations and you'll get informations about the status of your SysCP - installation.
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 three parts: The ressources you have (more on this later), some informations on your system-configuration (mainly software - versions) and some statusinformations of SysCP.
In the "user-ressources" you are able to see, how many ressources you have (Most time the format is: "<total usage> (<allocated usage> / <your limit>)")
These values shows how many customers there are currently on the system and how many customers you are able to create (Format: "<total customers> (<your limit>)") . The number of total customers depends on your status. If you are able to see all customers, it's the number of total customers on the system, if you are only allowed to see your customers, the "<total>" - value represents your customer-count.
These values show you how many domains there are currently on the system and how many domains you are able to create (Format: "<total domains> (<your limit>)") . The number of total domains depends on your status. If you are able to see all domains, it's the number of total domains on the system, if you are only allowed to see your domains, the "<total>" - value represents your domain-count.
The webspace - values represent the diskspace used on the system. The first value represent the really used diskspace, the second one shows how much diskspace you already allocated to your customers and the third shows how much diskspace you are able to assign to your customers.
The acutal value is an addition of webspace, mailspace and mysqlspace.
The traffic - values represent the traffic used by the customers. The first value represent the already used traffic, the second one displays the traffic you already allocated to your customers and the third shows how much traffic you are allowed to assign to your customers.
In the row "MySQL - databases" the usage of MySQL-databases is displayed. In brackets the values represent how many databases you already allocated to your customers and how many you are able to assign in total. The value before the brackets shows the amount of databases, your customers actually use.
Table of Contents
The login of SysCP is a rather simple form, you just have to choose the language you want to use inside, enter your login-information and click on "Login". If you choose the "language" "Profile language". SysCP will look into your account-settings and show you your desired language. This may be different than the global language of the SysCP - installation. Once you are inside, we'll show you what you are able to do as a customer in SysCP, so keep your breath!
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).
Here you can see your available and used ressources
This is the amount of subdomains you have used and available (the amount of available subdomains is in brackets)
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
The traffic - The first value represents the already used traffic, the second one shows how much traffic you are allowed to use per month.
There are three different parts, email addreses, email accounts and email forwarders.
This is the amount of email addresses you have used and available (the amount of available email addresses is in brackets)
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You can easily manage your email addresses here, for example: add new addresses, edit existing addresses and remove unneeded or unused addresses.
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