2.2. SERVER SETUP

CHAPTER 2. HOW DO I USE WEBHOST MANAGER?

2.2.10

Enabling quotas

You can enable WebHost Manager to set disk space quotas for the accounts on your server. Note: If you have

compiled a custom kernel on your machine that does not have quota support, enabling quotas may result in an

unbootable system.

To enable quotas:

1. Click on the Initial Quota Setup link in the Server Setup menu.

2. Read the warning information and then click on the

button.

2.2.11

Enabling nameservers

This function enables you to set up your own nameservers. Your nameserver information is already listed here If

you chose to add your own nameservers during the installation of WebHost Manager. Note: It is recommended

that you do not enable nameservers unless you are gong to use them. You can turn off a nameserver using Service

Manager   refer to page 27 for more information.

To enable nameservers:

1. Click on the Initial Nameserver Setup link in the Server Setup menu.

2. Read the warning information and then click on the

button.

2.2.12

Setting the MySQL root password

You can set, and change, your MySQL root password at any time. It is recommended that you change your root

password often. Warning: Do not make the MySQL and server root passwords the same.

Note: Do not give out your root password to anyone that does not absolutely need it. If you are to give out your

route password to DarkORB, or other staff, please verify their email address before you give them the password.

To set the MySQL root password:

1. Click on the Set MySQL Root Password link in the Server Setup menu.

2. Enter the new MySQL password in the New Password field, and click on the

button.

Figure 2.19: Setting the MySQL root password

2.2.13

Enabling or disable traceroute

The Traceroute Setup enables you to enable or disable traceroute on your server. This is most useful in allowing

you to track what path an email takes to isolate where problems are occurring in your mail system.

To enable or disable traceroute:

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