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| Understanding CP+ Access Levels
CP+ provides the following levels of access: 1. CP+ Admin CP+ administration interface is accessible at http://cp_host_domain:10000/ with login name admin and the CP+ server's root password. From CP+ admin interface you are able to perform system administration tasks on the CP+ box. Here you can create new domains and define services available for each of them. 2. Domain Owner Domains, or virtual servers, are added in CP+ admin interface, along with domain owner's actual Unix user who has rights to configure domain settings and resources provided for this domain by CP+ admin. Domain owner has 2 entries to CP+: as domain admin to configure system services provided for this domain, and as user to administer Unix user account settings. Domain Admin Domain owner's admin interface is accessible at http://cp_host_domain:10000/ with the Unix user's login and password. Here, domain owner can configure system services available for this domain, and to create and grant privileges for mailbox accounts. Domain User Domain owner's user interface is accessible at http://cp_host_domain:20000/ with the Unix user's login and password. 3. Mailbox Owner Mailbox owner doesn't have Unix user account on the server and isn't provided with administrative panel in CP+. Mailbox owner granted with FTP access to the server has own subdirectory in its domain owner's user home directory and is able to perform certain advanced tasks such as SSH access, etc. Mailbox owner without FTP access can do nothing more than changing password for POP3 access to the domain under which it is created and creating mail forwards for its email address. Mailbox User With FTP Access Mailbox owner's interface is accessible at http://cp_host_domain:20000/ with the mailbox user's login and password. Mailbox User Without FTP Access Mailbox owner's interface is accessible at http://cp_host_domain:20000/ with the mailbox user's login and password.
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