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Please
note that the Control Panel is continually being improved.
Consequently the screen shots below may not reflect
the actual screens.
If you subscribe to our netValue or netSelect hosting
plan, your control panel may be different than that
shown below.
Clients on older hosting plans can upgrade to this version
if desired. If you have any questions, please contact
support at
1 (877) 459-6709, or support@netliancecorp.com.
Accessing the Control Panel
To
access the Control Panel, use the following link: http://www.netliancecorp.com/clientcontrolpanel.html.
You can also access your Control Panel directly form the Support option in the
Menu System:
Initial Logon
After your account was set up you should have received an email indicating your
username, password, etc. Use the same password to login to the Control Panel.
Email Address List
After
log in, you will see a screen like below. If your domain
name doesn't appear in the "Active Sites" box,
click the drop down arrow to select the domain you need
to modify, then click "Go".
The options listed for the selected domain may or may
not be active depending on your account type and server
configuration. However, customers subscribing to the netPlus
or netBusiness Hosting Plans will have access to the "EMail
Accounts" link.
Clicking
on the "EMail Accounts" link displays a screen
similar to the one below.
Starting at the top of the screen we have:
1.
A Welcome note displaying your username.
2. The name of the currently active domain.
3. On the next line are the permissions set for this
user for the EMail functions. This user is permitted
to "Add", "Modify" and "Delete"
EMail Accounts for this domain.
4. A list of active email addresses appears indicating
the user's First and Last names, and notes. To modify
an existing EMail account, just click on the address.
5. The "Catch All" column indicates if the
email address is to receive mail sent to a nonexistent
address at this domain - for example, a misspelled address
at this domain.
NOTE: If the setting reads "Set" this means
that this email Address will NOT receive "Catch
All" mail. If it reads "Delete" it means
that the email Address is set to receive "Catch
All" mail. So, in the example above, if we did
not want the second account (postmaster@yourdomain.com)
to receive "Catch All" mail, we would click
the "Delete" link under "Catch All"
to 'delete' this address from the "Catch All"
function. We recommend that you setup your email
software to receive and remove from the server
the mail for "postmaster@yourdomain.com" so
as not to exceed your maximum allowable space limits.
6. Clicking
on the "Edit" link in the "Alias"
column will allow you to setup various aliases for this
email address.
7. Clicking the "X" link under "Delete"
will remove this EMail account and all it's email.
8.
The buttons at the bottom of the panel allow you to
"Create a new EMail account, and to scroll through
your list of EMail Addresses.
Add Email Account
When
the "Create EMail" button is clicked on the
previous screen the form below is displayed.
Located in the yellow-colored area in the right column
are explanations of the various sections on this form.
TIP: Record the user's password in the "Notes:"
section. Otherwise, when you recall this record, you
will not be able to see the actual password - only a
masked version will be displayed.
Modify Email Account
Clicking
on an email address from the EMail Accounts list, displays
this screen.
When modifying an email account, explanations of the
various sections are provided in the yellow-colored
area on the right. This page displays all the information
associated with this account. To continue with any modifications,
click the "Modify" button at the bottom of
the form.
Email
Auto Responder
Setup
To
get to the Auto Responder setup, you must either be
Adding or Modifying an EMail Account.
You
will find the Auto Responder section at the bottom of
the form as depicted below.
To turn on the Auto Responder, simply place your text
into the "Subject" and "Message"
areas, and click the "Add EMail" button (if
in "Add EMail" mode) or the "Save Modifications"
button (if in "Modify" Mode). The Auto Responder
includes a copy of the sender's original message with
its response. Suggested uses for an Auto Responder include.
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