Domain Name:
Specify the sub domain name of new site to be created. Site name can have
alphanumeric chars and '_ ' .From the list box select the name of domain
for which you want to create Third Level Site
Mail Access:
If checked, mail access will be enabled for this
domain.
Mail Server
Type: This select box shows list of installed mail servers on your
system. HC supports IMail, VOPMail,
MailMax and Post.Office
mail servers. Select the one, which you want to use for mail access for
domain.
Select IP Address:
List displays the IP Address present on system's NIC Card, which not yet
been assigned to any site. Select it if you want to assign IP to your
site. IP will be assigned to website only if you have selected IP
Specific Domain in Type Of Domain
select box.
Port No:
In this text box specify the Port Number for IP
Specific site.
Site Owner:
This select box shows the list of web admins created by particular reseller.
Selected web admin will be the owner of this new site. In case list is
empty, it means no web admins have been created by you, so first create
the web admins using Accounts Manager
and then use this interface to add new site.
Allow Anonymous:
if Yes is checked, then the web
pages, can be accessed by its owner, otherwise if selected No,
web pages can be accessed only if user provide his login name and
password. This login / password could be any, included in the NTFS permissions
of the root folder of the website.
Access Permissions:
Use these check boxes to determine the type of access allowed to a Home
directory of the site. The following permission could be set.
Read:
Enables Web clients to read or download files stored in a home directory
or a virtual directorym, through http request. If
a client sends a request for a file that is in a directory without Read
permission, the Web server returns error.
Write:
Enables Web clients to upload files to the home directory on your server,
or to change content in a Write-enabled file. Write can only be done with
a browser that supports the Put method of the HTTP 1.1 protocol standard.
Execute:
Allows any application to run in this directory, including applications
mapped to script engines and Windows NT binaries ( .dll and .exe files
).
Script:
Enables applications mapped to a script engine to run in this directory
without having Execute permission set. Script
permission is safer than Execute permission because you can limit the
applications that can be run in the directory.
Directory
Browsing: Select this check box to show the user a hypertext listing
of the files and sub directories in this virtual directory, so that the
user can navigate through the directory structure.
Enable
FrontPage Web: Select this check box, if you want to create a
web for this web site.