Creating An ACL List Print

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What is an ACL List? ACL Lists allow you to save and recall a set of Feature Limits for a reseller. These lists work in the same way that packages work for normal accounts. Saving ACL lists allows you to create resellers with complex options quickly.

The "Create an ACL List" feature is located on the same page as the Reseller Center. Follow the instructions below to get started.

Steps
  1. When the Reseller Center page loads, scroll down to the "Feature Limits" section. Disregard the "Load an ACL List" drop down menu for now.
  2. Below the "Load an ACL List" drop down menu is a list of the following features:
  • Account Information - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • List Accounts
    • View Account Bandwidth Usage
  • Account Management - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • Account Creation
    • Account Modification (warning: this will allow circumvention of account creation limits, give shell access (unless explicitly disallowed), dedicated ips, etc)
    • Account Suspension
    • Account Termination
    • Account Upgrades
    • Bandwidth Limiting Modification (Warning: This will allow circumvention of account package limits if you are not using resource limits)
    • Edit MX Entries
    • Enabling/Disabling FrontPage Extensions
    • Enabling/Disabling SubDomains
    • Password Modification
    • Quota Modification (Warning: This will allow circumvention of account package limits if you are not using resource limits)
    • Reset Shopping Cart
    • SSL CSR/CRT Generator
    • SSL Certificate Purchase
    • SSL Site Management
    • Turn an account into a demo account
  • Advanced Account Management - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • Rearrange Accounts (used to free up disk space)
  • Clustering - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • Clustering
  • DNS - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • Add
    • Edit
    • Park
    • Remove
  • Packages - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • Add/Remove
    • Edit
  • Privileges - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • Allow Creation of Packages with Shell Access
    • Allow Creation of Packages with Unlimited Diskspace
    • Allow Creation of Packages with Unlimited Features (ie. unlimited pop accounts)
    • Allow Creation of Packages with a Dedicated IP
    • Allow creation of packages with Addon Domains
    • Allow creation of packages with Parked Domains
    • Disallow creation of accounts with packages that are not global or not owned by this user
    • Never allow creation of accounts with shell access
  • Root Access - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • All Features (warning: root access)
  • Server Information - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • View Account Statistics
    • View Server Status
  • Services - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • Restart Services
  • Troubleshooting - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • Mail Trouble Shooter
    • Resync Ftp Passwords
  • cPanel Management - Click on each of the check boxes that you want to use for this ACL list:
    • News Modification
  1. Enter the name of your new ACL list in the "Save as ACL List (optional, leave blank to not save)" text box. Or select the name of the ACL you want to override from the drop down menu.
  2. Enter the following nameservers:
  • Primary Nameserver
  • Secondary Nameserver
  • Secondary Nameserver
  • Secondary Nameserver

NOTE: You can also use the "Assign IP address" or "Add an A entry for this nameserver" functions. To learn more about these functions, view the Basic cPanel/WHM Setup document.

  1. Click on the Save button.

 


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