Overview

FrontPage® is an extremely popular web site design tool. In order to support clients who use FrontPage, you need to install FrontPage extensions on their site so that the FrontPage’s “quirks” will work correctly on a Linux server.

If you need to reinstall FrontPage® extensions for an account, uninstall the current extensions first before reinstalling.

To access the FrontPage® Menu, click on FrontPage®, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.

NOTE: cPanel does not encourage the use of FrontPage® nor does it take responsibility for any of the things that FrontPage®, or any other Microsoft® product, does to your server.

Install FrontPage® Extensions

FrontPage® is an extremely popular web site design tool. In order to support clients who use FrontPage®, you need to install FrontPage® extensions on their site so that the FrontPage’s “quirks” will work correctly on a Linux server.

Steps

1. To access the FrontPage® Menu, click on FrontPage®, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.
2. Click on Install FrontPage® Extensions.
3. Click on the required domain name or user name in the displayed lists.
4. Click on Install.

Troubleshooting

Try uninstalling extensions before installing them if you are having problems.

Install FrontPage® Mail Extensions

Some clients may need FrontPage® mail extensions installed. This function will find all accounts that do not have any mail extensions installed and will install FrontPage® mail extensions.

Steps

1. To access the FrontPage® Menu, click on FrontPage®, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.
2. Click on Install FrontPage® Mail Extensions.
3. A status list of the search and installation process will be displayed.

Uninstall FrontPage® Extensions

If FrontPage® is not working on a site or you are no longer using FrontPage® on a site, you should uninstall the FrontPage® extensions on that site.

Steps

1. To access the FrontPage® Menu, click on FrontPage®, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.
2. Click on Uninstall FrontPage® Extensions.
3. Click on the required domain name or user name in the displayed lists.
4. Click on Uninstall.

Troubleshooting

Try uninstalling extensions before installing them if you are having problems.

Overview

The Software area deals with installing and updating server and system software on your server. Updating software is important as it can fix security holes and other bugs that may cause adverse effects to your system. To access the Software Menu, click on Software, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.

Update Apache

You can upgrade Apache by using this interface. The options checked on your screen reflect the default options, and not the currently active ones. Dynamic modules that were previously compiled into Apache will not be removed. If you wish to remove any Apache module you should remove it from httpd.conf and restart Apache.

Steps

1. To access the Software Menu, click on Software, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.
2. Click on Update Apache.
3. Select any options you require Apache to be compiled with by selecting the checkbox next to the option you need.
4. Click on Start Build.

Troubleshooting

If you have installed third party modules that are not listed below, you may need to recompile them after Apache is rebuilt. You may experience an unusable Apache that produces segmentation faults until the old modules are recompiled or removed.

Install A Perl Module

Perl modules are a collection of Perl scripts that allow you to perform one or more functions. WebHost Manager Manager enables you to install a number of Perl modules if and when you require them. If you are unfamiliar with Perl, try using a search engine to search for Perl and you will find a lot of information about what Perl is and what the benefits of Perl Modules are.

Steps

1. To access the Software Menu, click on Software, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.
2. Click on Install A Perl Module.
3. Enter the Name of The Perl Module that you want to install in the available field and click on Search.
4. Click on the Link To Install the required Perl module.

Install A RPM

RPM (Red Hat Package Manager) is a common way of installing software on Red Hat Linux systems. WebHost Manager enables you to install a large number of different packages, if and when required, and re-install them if a problem occurs.

Steps

1. To access the Software Menu, click on Software, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.
2. Click on Install a RPM.
3. Click on the Package That You Want To (Re)Install
4. Click on the Ignore Dependencies Checkbox if you want WebHost Manager to ignore any dependencies that may occur during installation.
5. Click on the Force Install Checkbox if you are reinstalling a package.
6. Click on Install.

Module Installers

Modules, whether Perl, PHP or Ruby, installed via the WHM interface are available for all users on the System. PHP Extensions are not managed via this interface, only through EasyApache 3. Rather, PEAR and PECL packages can be managed herein

Steps

1. To access the Software Menu, click on Software, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.
2. Click on Module Installers.
3. Click on the Manage next to the module you wish to manage.

Rebuild RPM Database

The database that keeps track of your RPM (Red Hat Package Manager) installations can become corrupt. You should only perform this function when technical support advises you that it is the correct course of action.

Steps

1. To access the Software Menu, click on Software, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.
2. Click on Rebuild RPM Database.
3. Click on Ok.

NOTE: This procedure may take 1-30 minutes, depending on the speed of your machine.

Update Server Software

WebHost Manager provides you with the ability to update your server, system software or backend scripts at any time. When activated, WebHost Manager will compare the current server and system software and backend scripts against its list of upgrades kept on its upgrade server, and upgrades any older versions automatically.

Steps

1. To access the Software Menu, click on Software, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.
2. Click on Update Server Software.
3. A software status list is now displayed with any updates performed, if any.

Update System Software

WebHost Manager provides you with the ability to update your server, system software or backend scripts at any time. When activated, WebHost Manager will compare the current server and system software and backend scripts against its list of upgrades kept on its upgrade server, and upgrades any older versions automatically.

Steps

1. To access the Software Menu, click on Software, on the main screen of your WebHost Manager interface.
2. Click on Update System Software.
3. A software status list is now displayed with any updates performed, if any.

Website Maintenance Services

cPanel has teamed up with Edit.com, the maintenance experts, to make it easier for you to increase your customer satisfaction and revenue. By supplying you with the ability to offer pre-packaged website maintenance services right from cPanel and your website. You may also purchase and resell services where the revenue earned goes straight into your bottom line.

Program Details & Sign-up

Once you have selected the services that you would like to offer, Edit.com will create a co-branded services page for you to review. Once you have reviewed the page with your sales and support staff and approved it, you can activate the page in WHM so it will begin appearing in your customers cPanel main page. Your Edit.com account manager will provide you with quarterly traffic and commission reports. Commissions are paid to you at the end of each quarter with net 30 terms.

A complete explanation of the program details is provided on the Software – Website Maintenance Services page within WHM. Click on the Managed Services Program Details and Sign-up link for more information.

Program Activation

Once you have signed up for the program, you can enter your activation key in the field supplied on the Software – Website Maintenance Services page within WHM and then click on the Activate ng> button.

Managing User Access

You can enable or disable the link in cPanel for a specific hosting package by editing the Feature List associated with that package and un-checking Edit.com Website Maintenance Services.

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Overview

The Branding Editor allows you to edit many different aspects of the presentation of cPanel to your users. The best method is to create a new style and then edit it. It is recommended that you follow these steps so that you have a non-edited style to fallback to just incase something goes wrong with your new style.

Official cPanel Styles

cPanel installs with some of it’s own styles by default. Editing of the “Official cPanel Styles” on the server should always be avoided. Each time you perform an update of cPanel to the newest version, your changes will be overwritten and lost. The “Official cPanel Styles” are distributed with each new version and written to your server with each update.

Available Branding Styles

Any installed styles (whether an “Official cPanel Style” or a custom style) are listed for use on the “Branding Editor” page. The default style is [root] and will always be used if no other style is chosen.

Each installed style can have a custom thumbnail shown depicting it, however if you do not supply a thumbnail or the thumbnail is missing a default thumbnail will be used instead, thus showing a thumbnail that might not look like the actual theme in question.

Style Options

Each style has several available options that can be found in the “Available Branding Styles” list. They are as follows:

• Enable or disable style – Each style can be enabled or disabled by clicking in the checkbox below the name of the style.
• Apply to My Account – This will change the current style on your account. This will also change the style used by all of the sub-accounts under your main account.
• Apply to All Accounts – This will apply the style to all accounts already created. This will not set the default style to be used in the future for new accounts. You will still need to “Set Default for New Accounts” to apply this style for accounts created in the future.
• Set Default for New Accounts – This will set this style as the default for all new accounts created from this point on into the future. It will not set the default style for accounts that have been created in the past.
• Edit this Style – Allows the editing of the style. In the case of the “Official cPanel Styles”, it will create a copy of the style for you to edit instead of letting you edit it directly.

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Creating An ACL List

What is an ACL List? ACL Lists allow you to save and recall a set of Feature Limits for a reseller. These lists work in the same way that packages work for normal accounts. Saving ACL lists allows you to create resellers with complex options quickly.

The interface is divided into 3 main sections.

• Account Creation Limits — This set of options allows you to define how many accounts a reseller may own and how many resources those accounts are able to use.
• Feature Limits (ACL Lists) — This set of options allows you to define the specific privileges that the reseller package (ACL List) will have.
• Nameservers — This set of features allows you to define which nameservers the reseller will have access to, in effect also defining the nameservers that their cPanel end-users will use.

Account Creation Limits

The WHM interface offers 4 ways to limit a reseller’s ability to create accounts. This is useful because a server with too many accounts will run slowly due to depleted resources.

Limit by number of accounts

To limit the total number of accounts the reseller can create:

1. Click the first checkbox.
2. Enter the maximum number of accounts to allow the reseller.

Limit by resource usage

You may also limit accounts by resource usage. This allows you to specify a maximum bandwidth and allocate a maximum disk space. You may also allow overselling, which lets a reseller set quotas for his users which add up to more than the reseller’s allocated amount. (For example, if overselling is allowed and you allocate 500 MB of disk space to the reseller, he may still set up disk quotas of 300 MB each for 2 users. Combined, they will only be able to use 500 MB, however.)

To limit a reseller account by resource usage:

1. Click the appropriate (2nd) checkbox in the list.
2. A new selection box will appear.
3. Input the Disk Space and Bandwidth quotas you wish to allocate, in Megabytes.
4. Click the Overselling checkbox for each parameter you wish to allow your reseller to oversell.

Note: Both disk space and bandwidth are required input fields. If you wish to leave one unlimited, simply assign it a very large value.

Limit by specific account packages

To specify which packages a reseller can use to create accounts:

1. Click the appropriate (3rd) checkbox in the list.
2. A new selection box will appear.
3. Click the checkbox(es) for the package(s) you would like to allow the reseller to use when creating accounts.

Note: Not all packages will be resource-limit compatible.

For more information on packages and how to create packages, visit our documentation here.

Feature Limits

1. When the Reseller Center page loads, scroll down to the “Feature Limits” section. Disregard the “Load an ACL List” drop down menu for now.
2. Below the “Load an ACL List” drop down menu is a list of the following features:

• Account Information – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • List Accounts
  • View Account Bandwidth Usage
• Account Management – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • Account Creation
  • Account Modification (warning: this will allow circumvention of account creation limits, give shell access (unless explicitly disallowed), dedicated ips, etc)
  • Account Suspension
  • Account Termination
  • Account Upgrades
  • Bandwidth Limiting Modification (Warning: This will allow circumvention of account package limits if you are not using resource limits)
  • Edit MX Entries
  • Enabling/Disabling FrontPage Extensions
  • Enabling/Disabling SubDomains
  • Password Modification
  • Quota Modification (Warning: This will allow circumvention of account package limits if you are not using resource limits)
  • Reset Shopping Cart
  • SSL CSR/CRT Generator
  • SSL Certificate Purchase
  • SSL Site Management
  • Turn an account into a demo account
• Advanced Account Management – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • Rearrange Accounts (used to free up disk space)
• Clustering – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • Clustering
• DNS – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • Add
  • Edit
  • Park
  • Remove
• Packages – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • Add/Remove
  • Edit
• Privileges – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • Allow Creation of Packages with Shell Access
  • Allow Creation of Packages with Unlimited Diskspace
  • Allow Creation of Packages with Unlimited Features (ie. unlimited pop accounts)
  • Allow Creation of Packages with a Dedicated IP
  • Allow creation of packages with Addon Domains
  • Allow creation of packages with Parked Domains
  • Disallow creation of accounts with packages that are not global or not owned by this user
  • Never allow creation of accounts with shell access
• Root Access – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • All Features (warning: root access)
• Server Information – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • View Account Statistics
  • View Server Status
• Services – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • Restart Services
• Troubleshooting – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • Mail Trouble Shooter
  • Resync Ftp Passwords
• cPanel Management – Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
  • News Modification

1. Enter the name of your new ACL list in the “Save as ACL List (optional, leave blank to not save)” text box. Or select the name of the ACL you want to override from the drop down menu.
   1. Type the nameserver’s domain name in any of the 4 available text boxes.
   2. If the nameserver is on this server or this server is part of a DNS cluster, click Add an A entry for this nameserver.
   3. Click Save All Settings.

Nameservers

This feature allows you to set the default nameserver IP addresses assigned to new accounts created by the reseller. You must have free IP addresses available on your server to use this feature. If you are currently using all of your IP addresses, you must purchase and add more to the server before setting up nameserver IPs.

Using the appropriate button on the right, you may also add an A entry to your nameserver. An A entry allows other people to resolve your IP address from your URL.

To add a nameserver:

Add Reseller Accounts

A reseller account will have the ability to create other accounts on your server. Accounts created by the reseller will be owned by the reseller and the reseller will be able to modify the accounts according to their own specific needs. However, there is an option you can set if you do not want a particular reseller to have the ability to modify their account (See Step 3 below). It is important to make sure that your resellers are restricted to the amount of access they need, and have only the ability to create the types of accounts they need. Reseller access is one step away from root access and should be handled accordingly.

NOTE: A quick way to tell if a user has reseller privileges already added is to view the “Remove Reseller Privileges” drop down menu.

Steps

1. To add a reseller account, first note that you must have a hosting account already setup on the server. Please take a look at the Create a New Account document to learn how to create a hosting account on your server.
2. Next, select the username (domain_name) from the “Add Reseller Privileges” drop down menu.
3. By default, the “Make the new reseller own their own account” check box is already checked. If you do not want the reseller to own their account, uncheck the check box. (Note: If the check box is checked, the reseller will be able to modify their account.)
4. Once you have selected the user account you want to add reseller privileges to from the drop down menu, click on the ok button.
5. When the page loads, you should see a statement similar to the following:

“Reseller privileges have been granted to YOUR_USER_ACCOUNT”

Remove Reseller Accounts

A quick way to tell if a user has reseller privileges already added is to view the “Remove Reseller Privileges” drop down menu. If you want to remove reseller privileges from a particular account, follow the instructions below.

Steps

1. Next, select the username (domain_name) from the “Remove Reseller Privileges” drop down menu.
2. Once you have selected the user account you want to remove reseller privileges, click on the ok button.
3. When the page loads, you should see a statement similar to the following:

“Reseller privileges have been removed to YOUR_USER_ACCOUNT”

Change Account Ownership

Steps

1. Click on the Change Ownership of an account link.
2. When the page loads you will see two columns, each containing the following information:
   • Domains
   • Users
3. Select either the domain or the user from one of the columns associated with the account you want to change ownership.
4. Click on the Change button.
5. Select the new owner username (domain_name) from the “Change Ownership” drop down menu.
6. Click on the “ok” button. (Note: Only resellers will appear in the drop down menu.)
7. When the page loads, you should see a statement similar to the following:

“PREVIOUS_OWNER_USERNAME owner is now PREVIOUS_OWNER_USERNAME”

E-mail All Resellers

Steps

1. Click on the E-mail All Resellers link.
2. When the page loads, you will see a four-part form containing the following fields:
   • From Name – Enter the name you are sending the email from in the text box provided.
   • From Email – Enter the email address you are sending the email from in the text box provided.
   • Subject – Enter the subject of your email.
   • Body – Enter your message in the body text box provided.
3. Click on the Send button.
4. After you click on the Send button, the form will load again stating the following at the bottom of the page:

“Email will NOT be sent to your reseller’s customers.Email will only be sent to your resellers.”

1. Click on the Send button again.
2. You should see a list of email addresses where your email message has been sent. Once the system has emailed all of your resellers, the page will state the following:

“Emails have been sent!”

Edit Privileges/Nameservers

This function allows you to modify the privileges (abilities) of a reseller. You can also change the nameservers associated with the resellers’ accounts. You will have complete control over the resellers’ access to create types of accounts, the amount of diskspace and bandwidth they can use, and much more. It is important to make sure that the resellers’ privileges are set up properly in order to control their access to the server and their ability to use server resources.

Steps

1. Select a user (domain_name) from the Select a Reseller drop down menu.
2. Next, click on the Edit Privileges/Nameservers link.
3. When the page loads, you will see the following sections:
   • Account Creation Limits – The functions under Account Creation Limits allow you to control how many accounts and what types of accounts a reseller can create. Check each box according to your specific needs and limitations of a particular reseller:
     • Limit the amount of accounts a user can create by number to __ accounts.
     • Limit account creation to pre-assigned packages.
     • Limit the amount of each package that a user can create.
     • Limit Accounts that cptest can create by Resource Usage. (Access to packages the user creates is automatically granted unless account creation has been limited to pre-assigned packages above. Access is not automatically granted to system/root created packages unless specifically defined below.)
     • Resource Usage Limits – The three-column table contains the following information:
       • Resource – You can set limitations on “Bandwidth” or “Disk Space.”
       • Max Allowed – Enter the amount of “Bandwidth” or “Disk Space” in megabytes in the “Max Allowed” text box.
       • Overselling Allowed – Click on the “Overselling Allowed” check box to allow each reseller to use more bandwidth or disk space than the values set in the “Max Allowed” column.

NOTE: Unlimited is not acceptable here. If you wish to only limit one of these, just set the other limit to a very large number.

• Account Limits- The five-column table contains the following information:
  • Account Type – This column entry displays the reseller package name.
  • Current – This column entry displays the number of accounts using the associated reseller package name.
  • Creation Allowed – Click on the Creation Allowed check box to enable the creation of the associated reseller package name.
  • Number Allowed – Enter the number of accounts that can be created using the associated reseller package name in the text box provided.
  • Resource Limit Compatible – The current number displays how many accounts the reseller is able to create with a specific package. If there is an asterisk * in the field under Resource Limit Compatible for a package, the package can be used if you are limiting the amount of resources that the reseller can use to create accounts.

NOTE: Unlimited is an acceptable input for number allowed. Accounts that have an unlimited bandwidth quota or unlimited disk quota are not resource limit compatible.

• Feature Limits – You can save and load a list of features (ACL) your resellers can use. The next time you use this feature you will be able to apply your new list to any reseller. View the Creating an ACL List document to learn how to create an ACL list. Once your ACL list has been created, to load your ACL list, select your ACL list from the drop down menu. It will automatically load your ACL list.

Change Ownership of Multiple Accounts

You can use this function to change what reseller owns a specific account. This can be used to transfer accounts between resellers, transfer an account owned by root to a reseller, or make the root account own an account that was previously owned by a reseller.

Steps

1. Select the user (domain_name) from the Select a Reseller drop down menu associated with the account that you want to maintain ownership. The user (domain_name) that you choose will own all of the accounts you select in Step 3 below.
2. Next, click on the Change Ownership of Multiple Accounts link.
3. When the page loads, you will see a three-column table consisting of the following information:
   • Domain
   • User
   • Owner
4. Click on the check box next to each Domain you want to add to the new owner’s list. (The new owner is the user you chose in Step 1 above).
5. Once you have checked all of the boxes according to your specific needs, click on the Change Owner of Selected Accounts button.
6. When the page loads, you should see a statement similar to the following:

“All Account Owner Changes Complete!”

View Usage/Stats and Manage (suspend, terminate, etc)

Steps

1. Select the user (domain_name) from the Select a Reseller drop down menu associated with the account that you want to View Usage/Stats and Manage (suspend, terminate, etc).
2. Click on the Usage/Stats and Manage (suspend, terminate, etc) link.
3. This page contains a lot of useful information to you as the administrator. The page is split into several sections as follows:
   • Basic Statistics – The basic statistics section identifies the following information:
     • Reseller Domain – The domain name you selected in Step 1 above.
     • Reseller Username – The username you selected in Step 1 above.
     • Number of Accounts – The number of accounts associated with the reseller you selected in Step 1 above.
   • Suspend, Unsuspend, and Terminate Accounts Actions – By default, each check box is selected for the following:
     • Suspend Reseller’s Main Account – Click on the Suspend All USER_YOU_SELECTED’s Accounts button to suspend accounts.
     • UnSuspend Reseller’s Main Account – Click on the UnSuspend USER_YOU_SELECTED’s Accounts button to unsuspend accounts.
     • Terminate Reseller’s Main Account – To complete this action you must type the following phrase in the text box provided:

“I understand this will irrevocably remove all the accounts owned by the reseller USER_YOU_SELECTED”

Then click on the Terminate All USER_YOU_SELECTED’s Accounts button.

• Advanced Statistics – The advanced statistics is an eight-column table containing the following information:
  • User
  • Domain
  • Plan
  • Suspended
  • Disk Space Used in Meg
  • Disk Space Limit
  • Bandwidth In Meg for CURRENT_MONTH
  • Monthly Bandwidth Limit in Meg

Use the information in the table to determine if you want to suspend, unsuspend, or terminate the reseller’s account. Or you can use the information for your own specific needs and interests.

Manage IP Delegation

Steps

1. Select the user (domain_name) from the Select a Reseller drop down menu associated with the account that you want to manage IP delegation.
2. Click on the Manage Ip Delegation link.
   • Allow USER_YOU_SELECTED to use any available ip address
   • Restrict IPs USER_YOU_SELECTED can use for accounts. If you are restricting IPs, select which IPs USER_YOU_SELECTED can use by clicking on the check boxes next to the associated IP addresses. If an IP is already taken, a message similar to the following will appear next to the IP address:

“Already used by domain_name”

1. Select the option you want to use from the list as described in Step 3 above.
2. Click on the Save button.
3. A confirmation message will be shown similar to the following:

“Saved Delegated IPs Settings for USER_YOU_SELECTED”

Manage Main Shared/IPless IP

Steps

1. Select the user (domain_name) from the Select a Reseller drop down menu associated with the account that you want to Manage Main Shared/IPless IP.
2. Click on the Manage Main Shared/IPless IP link.
3. When the page loads, choose the IP that should be used for setting up shared/IPless accounts for USER_YOU_SELECTED from the drop down menu.
4. Click on the Save button.

IMPORTANT: Customers must ftp to ftp.theirdomain.com for ftp to work correctly. They cannot ftp to theirdomain.com if you change their main shared IP. (Note: theirdomain.com should be replaced with the user’s actual domain.)

Show Reseller Accounts

The Show Reseller Accounts feature creates a report of all the resellers and their associated username, domain name, and package name. When the page loads, you will see three columns, containing the following information:

• User – The username will be listed as the reseller and includes a total number of accounts associated with the username.
• Domain – The domain will be listed as the domain name associated the username.
• Package – The package will be listed as the package name associated with the username and domain name.

This feature does not contain any action items. It’s purpose is to show you a list of all resellers and domains under each reseller.

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Overview

Frontpage® Extensions allow you to publish your site directly from the FrontPage® application. This means that you will not have to upload files through FTP, or another method.

Installing or uninstalling Frontpage® Extensions will result in the loss of all “.htaccess” files in your web area. Any changes you have made to your “.htaccess” files will be lost. Any directories you have protected with WebProtect will become unprotected until you re-protect them.

When the page loads, you will see a table containing the following information, split into three columns:

• Domain – This column will show all the domain you have associated with your web hosting account.
• Status – This column will show the status of FrontPage Extensions installation for the domain in reference. There will be two status labels displayed:
  • installed – This means FrontPage extensions have been installed on the domain in reference.
  • not installed – This means FrontPage extensions have not been installed on the domain in reference.
• Functions – This column provides two buttons that change according to the Status of the domain in reference. For example, if FrontPage extensions are installed for a domain, the two buttons that will be displayed are as follows:
  • Reinstall Extensions – This button appears if you already have FrontPage extensions installed for the domain in reference. Click this button to reinstall FrontPage extensions. Occasionally FrontPage extensions may not work properly. If you run into this problem, use this button to reinstall the extensions.
  • Uninstall Extensions – This button appears if you already have FrontPage extensions installed for the domain in reference. Click this button to uninstall FrontPage extensions.

If the Status for the domain in reference shows “not installed”, the two buttons that will be displayed are as follows:

• Install Extensions – This button appears if you do not already have FrontPage extensions installed for the domain in reference. Click this button to install FrontPage extensions.
• Cleanup Old Extensions – This button appears if you do not already have FrontPage extensions installed for the domain in reference. If you have previously installed and uninstalled FrontPage extensions for the domain in reference, use this button to wipe the domain’s account clean of any FrontPage extensions that may have been left behind during the removal of the FrontPage extensions.

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