* Enter an email address you can be reached at in case a problem arises with this server.Examples: john@doe.com, john.q.public@anonymous.com, user@host.com
Enter an cellular phone or pager email address that can be messaged in case a problem arises with this server.Examples: john@cellphone.com, 8005551212@provider.com, user@host.com
Enter an AIM name you can be reached at in case a problem arises with this server.Examples: user54044
The username that this server should use for login to AIM when sending alerts. You can register a new aim name: here.
The AIM username password for sending alerts.
Enter an ICQ user identification number you can be reached at in case a problem arises with this server.Examples: 1234567, 11223344, 1020304
The ICQ ID the the server should use for sending alerts. You can register for a new ICQ number: here.
The ICQ ID password for sending alerts.
* Enter the default cPanel theme for newly created accounts whose package does not specify a theme.Examples: x, monsoon, bluelagoon
* Enter the location where you wish for new users' home directories to be created. By default all directories matching the "Home Directory Prefix" are checked for available disk space and the directory with the most free space will be used.Example: /home
Additional home directories matching the following value will also be used for new home directory creations. This option only takes one value. A blank value disables this feature.Examples: home matches /home, /home2, /newhome, /usr/home, /anythingwith/homeinit
The minimum user ID value used when creating new accounts. Leave blank to use the OS defaults.Values below 500 may result in a very broken system!
* The IP address that will be used for setting up shared IP virtual hosts. This can only be one address. Do not enter multiple addresses.Example: 10.11.133.14
If you are using a device other than the first ethernet device (eth0) as your public interface, enter it here.Examples: eth0:3, eth1, eth2 venet0:0 (virtuozzo servers)
* The server's current hostname. This value should be a fully qualified domain name and will need to resolve properly. Changine this value does not set the server's current hostname.To change the server's current hostname, use the Change Hostname function under Server Setup.
* Enter the hostname of the primary nameserver (normally, the name of this server) you wish to use when creating new domains or subdomains. Examples: ns.myhost.com, ns1.myhost.com, dns1.mydomain.com
* Enter the hostname of the secondary nameserver you wish to use when creating new domains or subdomains. Examples: ns.myhost.com, ns1.myhost.com, dns1.mydomain.com
Enter the hostname of an additional nameserver you wish to use when creating new domains or subdomains. Examples: ns.myhost.com, ns1.myhost.com, dns1.mydomain.com
Enter the hostname of an additional nameserver you wish to use when creating new domains or subdomains. (Optional)Examples: ns.myhost.com, ns1.myhost.com, dns1.mydomain.com
This value defines the caching time for host name lookups for domains hosted on this server. When a caching nameserver queries the authoritative nameserver for a resource record, this value defines the number of seconds before the record will expire. Shorter TTL values can cause heavier loads on the nameserver, but can be useful for zones that contain frequently changing records. The range of values in seconds as defined by RFC 2181 is 0 to 2147483647.
This value is similar to the Domain Time To Live setting, but is specifically the value used for newly created zone file's authoritative nameserver entries.
This setting is deprecated. Please consider using the Cluster configuration instead.Enter the IP address of the primary nameserver that will be sent domain and subdomain updates (if this is not the primary nameserver). Setting this value will make this server a slave nameserver. A trust key relationship must be established before entering the hostname.Examples: trusted.server.com, ns1.myhost.com, ns2.anotherhost.com
* Automatically create a cgi-bin script alias. This setting can be individually overridden during account creation. y - Yes n - No
* Enter the style in which you wish to receive your Apache logs. combined - All information including referers, user agents, and requested files are logged. access - Only information about requested files are logged.
