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Site Statistics | ISPConfig 3 Documentation

http://docs.ispconfig.org/creating-web-sites/site-statistics

Building an Interface Module. Site Statistics With ISPConfig 3. Author: David Boutcher ( http:/ www.badbison.com/. If you followed the recommended Perfect Server Debian guides then you will have already install Webalizer Version 2.01. The stats are collecting since you added your site. To access the stats click the ‘Sites’ tab, then click on the website concerned, then click on the tab labelled ‘Statistics’. Then just give the site a password. Then to view the stats go to. Password: As you input above.

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CNAMEs | ISPConfig 3 Documentation

http://docs.ispconfig.org/dns-basics/canonical-dns-records

Building an Interface Module. Author: David Boutcher ( http:/ www.badbison.com/. This type of record can be used to to create the prefix part of a domain name, like this:. You could be creating these types of records for many reason such as smtp.yourdomain.com,. But the purpose this example is being used for is the DNS part of creating a subdomain. First of all select DNS from the top tab and then Zones from the left navigation. Then select the domain that you want to create the record for.

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Control Panel Users | ISPConfig 3 Documentation

http://docs.ispconfig.org/users-and-clients/control-panel-users

Building an Interface Module. Adding A Control Panel User. Author: David Boutcher ( http:/ www.badbison.com/. Adding control panel users is like setting up your team to help you manage your server. Your control panel users sit at so many levels, there could be your second in command who has access to all the same modules of the control panel as you, and the there could be your email team who can set up new email boxes for your clients but with no access to your all important DNS records. Adding A New User.

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DNS Basics | ISPConfig 3 Documentation

http://docs.ispconfig.org/dns-basics

Building an Interface Module. Author: David Boutcher ( http:/ www.badbison.com/. This page will give guidance on how to set up DNS records in ISPConfig3. We will assume you have followed this guide. To have ISPConfig3 acting as your name server. Http:/ www.howtoforge.com/how-to-run-your-own-name-server-with-ispconfig-3-and-fast-hosts. Http:/ www.howtoforge.com/ispconfig dns providerdomain schlund. Http:/ www.howtoforge.com/ispconfig dns godaddy. How does this apply to ISPConfig3? With a standard setup as...

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Catch All Email | ISPConfig 3 Documentation

http://docs.ispconfig.org/my-first-email/catch-all-email

Building an Interface Module. This article shows how you can have all email sent to any user at one domain, caught by just one real email box. Author: David Boutcher ( http:/ www.badbison.com/. First you need to click on the ‘Email’ tab from the control panel. Then click ‘Email Catchall’ in the left pane. Next, in the centre pane click ‘Add new Catchall’. Next, select the domain you want the Catchall for. Then, select the mailbox you want the email to be sent to.

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Alias Web Domains | ISPConfig 3 Documentation

http://docs.ispconfig.org/creating-web-sites/alias-web-domains

Building an Interface Module. How To Add An Alias Web Domain. Author: David Boutcher ( http:/ www.badbison.com/. To add a simple web domain alias is straight forward. This can be useful if you have have more than one domain name for a site – a browser can type either url and will still end up in the same place. In this example we will use the domain prizepalace.co.uk and it will redirect the browser to the parent site of badbison.com. From the ISPConfig 3 control panel:. Click Aliasdomain for website.

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My First Email | ISPConfig 3 Documentation

http://docs.ispconfig.org/my-first-email

Building an Interface Module. Adding An Email Domain and Mailbox. Author: David Boutcher ( http:/ www.badbison.com/. Having set up the DNS records with the DNS wizard, all mails for your domain are now being sent to your ISPConfig3 server, but without having set up an email domain and mailbox it simply doesn’t know what to do with them. The chances are it’s bouncing mails straight back to the sender saying ‘not known here! In the main body of the screen now click ‘ Add new Mailbox’. The quota field dicta...

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Subdomains | ISPConfig 3 Documentation

http://docs.ispconfig.org/creating-web-sites/subdomains

Building an Interface Module. Author: David Boutcher ( http:/ www.badbison.com/. The first thing you need to understand when creating subdomains is what you are trying to achieve and what each of the different option ISPConfig 3 will give you. There are two ways to create subdomains and both behave very differently but can easily be confused. Billing.mydomain.com abillingsite.com. ISP registers supersites.com.

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Creating Web Sites | ISPConfig 3 Documentation

http://docs.ispconfig.org/creating-web-sites

Building an Interface Module. The basics of setting up your first site. Author: David Boutcher ( http:/ www.badbison.com/. The first thing you need to do is set up DNS records. Yours are likely to be ns1.youdomain.com and ns2.yourdomain.com. Next you need to add the zone records in ISPConfig3. I would recommend you use the ‘wizard’ to assist you with this if you’re not experienced. That will set you up web and mail records. There is an article waiting to be developed here. NS2: This is the second name se...

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Users and Clients | ISPConfig 3 Documentation

http://docs.ispconfig.org/users-and-clients

Building an Interface Module. All About ISPConfig3 Clients. Author: David Boutcher ( http:/ www.badbison.com/. ISPConfig3 is a complete hosting solutions and has a number of levels of users as such, all which are fully customisable. Click here to see how to create an additional control panel user. Remember, think BIG! ISPConfig3 isn’t just about you. Why sell webspace, email addresses etc, when you get can other people to do it for you? Coming soon – Click here to see how to add a reseller. The next rung...