Difference between revisions of "ProxCP Settings Overview"

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[[File:Proxcp settings.png|thumb|Overview of current admin settings in ProxCP]]
 
[[File:Proxcp settings.png|thumb|Overview of current admin settings in ProxCP]]
  
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* '''App Name'''
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** An arbitrary name for your ProxCP control panel. This name appears everywhere and you could change it to something more unique like "My Company Control Panel".
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* '''Enable Firewall'''
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** True/False: should users be able to manage their own firewall options
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* '''Enable Forward DNS'''
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** True/False: should users be able to add domains to their account and manage DNS (A, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV) from ProxCP
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** Forward DNS currently supports the following DNS software: cPanel
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* '''Enable Reverse DNS'''
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** True/False: should users be able to set PTR/reverse DNS records for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses assigned to them
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** Reverse DNS currently supports the following DNS software: cPanel
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* '''WHM URL'''
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** Location of your WHM installation (i.e. https://domain.com:2087)
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** Required for forward/reverse DNS support
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* '''WHM Username'''
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** WHM username; probably 'root'
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** Required for forward/reverse DNS support
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* '''WHM API Token'''
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** Secret WHM API Token generated from WHM at Development > Manage API Tokens
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** ProxCP only needs permissions to add, delete, and edit DNS zones
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** Required for forward/reverse DNS support
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* '''Forward DNS Domain Limit'''
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* '''Forward DNS Domain Blacklist'''
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* '''Forward DNS Nameservers'''
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* '''Enable Notepad'''
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* '''Enable Status'''
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* '''Enable App News'''
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* '''App News'''
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* '''Support Ticket URL'''
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* '''From Email Address'''
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* '''Enable User ACL'''
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* '''Enable Cloud Accounts'''
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* '''Enable VM IPv6'''
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* '''IPv6 Limit'''
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* '''Enable Private Networking'''
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* '''Auto Suspend Bandwidth Overage'''
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* '''Enable Secondary IPs'''
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* '''Enable VM Backups'''
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* '''Backup Limit'''
  
 
== ProxCP Force SSL ==
 
== ProxCP Force SSL ==

Revision as of 18:32, 11 December 2018

ProxCP Admin Settings

This section provides a brief explanation of all ProxCP admin settings currently available.

Overview of current admin settings in ProxCP
  • App Name
    • An arbitrary name for your ProxCP control panel. This name appears everywhere and you could change it to something more unique like "My Company Control Panel".
  • Enable Firewall
    • True/False: should users be able to manage their own firewall options
  • Enable Forward DNS
    • True/False: should users be able to add domains to their account and manage DNS (A, CNAME, MX, TXT, SRV) from ProxCP
    • Forward DNS currently supports the following DNS software: cPanel
  • Enable Reverse DNS
    • True/False: should users be able to set PTR/reverse DNS records for IPv4 and IPv6 addresses assigned to them
    • Reverse DNS currently supports the following DNS software: cPanel
  • WHM URL
  • WHM Username
    • WHM username; probably 'root'
    • Required for forward/reverse DNS support
  • WHM API Token
    • Secret WHM API Token generated from WHM at Development > Manage API Tokens
    • ProxCP only needs permissions to add, delete, and edit DNS zones
    • Required for forward/reverse DNS support
  • Forward DNS Domain Limit
  • Forward DNS Domain Blacklist
  • Forward DNS Nameservers
  • Enable Notepad
  • Enable Status
  • Enable App News
  • App News
  • Support Ticket URL
  • From Email Address
  • Enable User ACL
  • Enable Cloud Accounts
  • Enable VM IPv6
  • IPv6 Limit
  • Enable Private Networking
  • Auto Suspend Bandwidth Overage
  • Enable Secondary IPs
  • Enable VM Backups
  • Backup Limit

ProxCP Force SSL

The ProxCP Web zip file contains a default .htaccess file. To force HTTPS web connections with ProxCP, simply open the .htaccess file and uncomment the 2 lines regarding HTTPS (they start with "#").

  • Note: .htaccess files only work with the Apache web server. If you are using a different web server, you will need to edit the web server's configuration accordingly to force HTTPS.