This is a search in which you specify the domains you want to manage. You must specify these domains before you can make any changes to them. The search includes several optional criteria, which means that you decide what information the search shall be based on.
An overview of the tasks that you can perform. The overview has three categories; Net Services, Email Forwards and MX-records. Each category has two guides that explain how to manage located domains.
The primary domain name that can hold multiple Net Service on different subdomains (see above)
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Destination
The destination address of the Net Service configured.
Example: http://www.example.com/example.html or 193.145.2.93 or www.example.net.
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Uncheck all
Un-tick the checkboxes of the domains whose Net Service you do not want to delete.
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Continue
Click “Continue” to approve the deletions, in step 5.
5) Approve Net Service Deletions
This page shows you the Net Service that you have chosen to delete
In this step, you can:
Review the deletions you are about to execute.
This step contains:
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Warning
This warning is a reminder that you are about to delete the Net Services marked in red, and that you may want to consult your site administrator before deleting these services.
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List of Net Services
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Subdomain
Displays the subdomain to which this Net Service is attached. This field can contain three different types:
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Regular subdomain
The most common way of attaching a Net Service to a domain.
Example: www.example.com whereas ‘www’ is the subdomain
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No subdomain
Used when referencing to the domain only
Example: example.com
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Any subdomain
Use this as a subdomain wildcard
Example: youdidnotdefinethis.example.com
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Domain
The domain that is attached to this Net Service
Example: example.com
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Net Service
The type of Net Service in use.
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Delete
Click “Delete” to execute your deletions of the Net Services, marked in red.
6) Confirmation
This is your confirmation that the deletions have been executed. Your changes have now taken effect or are pending (depending on the type of DNS change you are carrying out).
In this step you may:
Where next? Click “Go” if you want to carry more changes with the listed domains.
Home Click“Home” to return to your welcome page.
Locate other domains to manage Click this link if you want to view make changes to other domains.
This step contains:
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Use this link to print the list of MX-Records, for your archives or reports.
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List of Net Services
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Subdomain
Displays the subdomain to which this Net Service is attached. This field can contain three different types:
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Regular subdomain
The most common way of attaching a Net Service to a domain.
Example: www.example.com whereas ‘www’ is the subdomain
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No subdomain
Used when referencing to the domain only
Example: example.com
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Any subdomain
Use this as a subdomain wildcard
Example: youdidnotdefinethis.example.com
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Domain
The domain that is attached to this Net Service
Example: youdidnotdefinethis.example.com
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Net Service
The type of Net Service in use.
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Destination
The IP-address or URL of the web server or the site that your domain shall point to.
