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CRT allows you to access your VIRTUAL server using Unix based commands. It will also allow you to administer users for your server.
Once you've downloaded your secure CRT 3.1, open the session and a Connect dialog box will prompt.
1.  You'll need to create a new session for your VIRTUAL server. 
2.  Select  New Session..., the third Icon from the right of the menu bar. 
3.  A  Session Options dialog box will prompt you to enter your access information.
4.  Enter the session name. 
5.  Keep the default  Protocol:  and Port: settings. 
6.  Enter your domain name for  Hostname:. This screen will also allow you to customize your CRT session.
   Once you've connected to your server, enter your "We Host Anyone" username and password.

Basic Setup Commands to Manage your VIRTUAL erver

1. vaddhost - Add subdomains to your server.
2. vadduser - Add and Modify users for emails and ftp.
3. vlistuser - List all users on your server.
4. vrmuser - Allows you to remove users from your server.
5. vpasswd - This command will reset/change a password for a user on your server.

vaddhost

This command will setup a subdomain and add users for the subdomains.Type:
vaddhost
1.  Virtual Host Name(s) - enter the domain name: 
   your_domain.name 
   www.your_domain.name 
   end 
   Is this correct so far? (y/n): y
   
2.  Virtual Host Admin E-mail Address E-mail Address: 
   webmaster@domain.com
    Is this correct so far? (y/n): y 
3.  Virtual Host Document Root
   ( NOTE  :  this is the only step where you'll be required to type in a path. If you've already installed FP2000 extensions on the server and this domain name is going to use FP2000, then replace the "htdocs" with "vhosts". Also, the username at the end of the path should be replaced with the first eight characters of the domain name that you are adding.) Select 1, 2, or enter a path [1] :/usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs/username
   The section must be keyed in and not selected as they specify.
   :/usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs/username Is this correct so far? (y/n): y 
4.  Transfer and Error Logs Do you wish to add separate logfiles? (y/n): y 
   Select 1, 2, 3, 4, or enter a path [1]
   1 Is this correct so far? (y/n): y
    Select 1, 2, 3, 4, or enter a path [1]
   1 Is this correct so far? (y/n): y
5.  cgi-bin Directory Do you wish to add a cgi-bin directory? (y/n): y 
   Select 1, 2, 3, or enter a path [1]
   1Is this correct so far? (y/n): y 
   Next, you'll need to add the user. See vadduser to add users to your server.
   

1.  Enter the new username.
   
2.  Enter a password for the newuser.
   
3.  Re-type the password.
   
4.  Enter the user's full name.
   
5.  Select the account services that the new user will have. The default selections are ftp and email. Type the service name (ftp or mail) to deselect the service for the account.
   FTP (File Transfer Protocol) for uploading/downloading files E-Mail service via POP, IMAP, and SMTP
   
6.  The next option will allow you to set the quota for ftp and email. Enter "Yes" to set the quotas or "No"for no quotas.
   
7.  If  you have choosen to specifiy a set quota for emails or ftp, enter the number in MB.
   
8.  The final step is to select the directory to where you would like to place your account setup.
   
9.  After the initial setup, you'll need to make some minor configurations to your "sendmail.cf" file, "virtmaps" file, and the "httpd.conf" file.
   
10.  Change directory by typing: cd etc
    
11.  Next, type:
    pico virtmaps
12.  Scroll to the bottom of the file and make your enteries. (as shown below)
13.  Hit  crt+x to save the changes and type:
    vnewvirtmaps
    
14.  Now we'll need to make some changes to the "sendmail.cf"file. Type:
    pico sendmail.cf
    
15.  Hit  crt+w and type:
    Cwlocalhost
    This command will locate the line where you can add the domain name for your users.
    
16.  The last file to configure is the "httpd.conf" file.Type:
    cd
    and press enter,
    cd usr/local/etc/httpd/conf
    
17.  Locate the area where there are blocks of codes (shown below)and place the domain name and username:
    <VirtualHost your_domain.name> ServerName www.your_domain.name ServerAdmin webmaster DocumentRoot:/usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs/user_name ScriptAlias /cgi-bin//usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs/user_name/cgi-bin/ </VirtualHost>  <VirtualHost www.your_domain.name>  ServerName www.your_domain.name ServerAdmin webmaster DocumentRoot: /usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs/user_nameScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /usr/local/etc/httpd/htdocs/user_name/cgi-bin/ </VirtualHost>
    You'll notice that there are two blocks of codes needed. One with the www.your_domain.name and another without.
    
18.  Final step is the restart your server. Type:
    restart_apache
    
    

1. To view a list of users on your server, type:
   

Download a trial version of WinTelnet now!.
WinTelnet is another software that will allow you to access your server using a DOS like interface. The commands are Unix based.

1. How to configure your WinTelnet software.
2. How to setup and manage your users' accounts with WinTelnet sessions.
   

Configuring your WinTelnet software.

1.  Open your WinTelnet software and click on File.Select New Site.
2.  An Add Site dialog box will prompt.
   
3.  Enter your domain name for Site Name:.
   
4.  For Host or URL, enter either your domain name or the IP address of your domain name.
   
5.  Use your "We Host Anyone" username and password in the nbsp;Username  and Password field.
   You can choose to leave the Username and Password field blank if you prefer to login to manually.
6.  Press OK and you will be connected to your server.
   Setting up Subdomains and Users for your server.
   To add subdomains and users to your server, refer to theCRT section on our FAQ site for further assistance on how to add subdomains and users.