After your Reseller Hosting account is created, your main account will have it’s own Control Panel CPanel/WHM/DNP/Helm, just like all the other web hosting accounts you’ll create for your customers. However, the difference between your main account and all the other accounts, is that your main account will be given Reseller Privileges. You will have your own reseller interface called Web Host Manager (WHM)/DNP (Dot Net Panel)/ Helm which are what you’ll use to manage your web hosting business: create hosting accounts, set storage space and bandwidth limits, suspend/unsuspend accounts, and much more.

Set-up Web Hosting Packages

While creating packages, you’ll want to decide exactly what you want to provide in the web hosting plans you want to sell. You’ll have to decide things like:

* How much storage space and bandwidth to allocate to each account.
* How many email accounts to allocate to each account.
* How many FTP accounts, Parked domains, Subdomains, Addon domains, and MySQL DBs to allocate to each account.
* How much are you going to sell your web hosting plans for.

Once you’ve decided all these factors, you may login to your WebHost Manager and setup packages. Packages make creating new web hosting accounts much quicker and convenient, because you’re essentially pre-defining all the above variables, so that you only have to choose a package name when creating an account.

Why Do I Get Bounced Emails That I Never Sent?

Reason:

Many spammers and viruses will automatically select random email addresses to send emails out to (to promote their product or to infect people’s computers). They will also randomly select addresses in the same way to claim the email is being sent from that address (known as Email Spoofing). This is done to make the claimed sender address appears (or actually be) more legitimate and look less suspicious.

Unfortunately, the spammers use open relays (servers that don’t require authentication) to send emails through, and viruses often use their own built-in SMTP servers to send the viruses out from. Thus, as the fraudulent emails originate from another source, we have no way to prevent this from happening, nor do you.

Solution:

1. If you are unsure if you are infected with a virus, you should obtain the most up to date anti-virus software to run a check on your system just to be safe (especially if you use Outlook on Windows, as that is the most popular email program for email virus writers).
2. Also, you should always use well chosen passwords for your account and email that are not based on dictionary words or are easy to guess or otherwise are simple, which will prevent your email accounts from ever being compromised just for such reasons.
3. You can create blank & white list in Web mail to stop the junk/SPAM mails on your mail box. Just identify the Spam mail header and create some rules in Black & White list to reject such type mails.
4. Since we have enabled the antivirus and created some contents filters on our server to reject the spam but it’s not possible for us to prevent all the spam mails.
   Check the privacy policy when you submit your address to a web site. See if it allows the company to sell your address. You can choose to opt-out of this provision, or refuse to submit your address to web sites that will not protect it.
5. Use spy ware and firewall with latest update in your computer which will block spams.
6. When you are using Outlook express than use secure port for POP3 and SMTP server.

NOTE: The best method to prevent bounced emails from spammers and viruses, is to disable catch-all email in your control panel.

How I can move my mail services to another mail service provider in Windows (Helm)?

1) Login to Helm
2) Enter the domain name into the search box along the left
3) Click on “DNS Zone Editor”
4) Click on the existing mail A record.  Click Delete
5) Click on the existing MX record.  Click Delete
6) Click “Add New”.
For the record type: choose A
For the record name type: enter the hostname of your mail server
For the record data type: Server IP
Click save
7)  Click “Add New”.
For the record type: choose MX
For the record name type: @
For the record data type: Enter the fully qualified domain name of your mail server.
Record Preference: 5
Click Save

How I can move only my mail services to google / gmail in Windows (Helm)?

1) Login to Helm
2) Enter the domain name into the search box along the left
3) Click on “DNS Zone Editor”
4) Click on the existing mail A record.  Click Delete
5) Click on the existing MX record.  Click Delete
6) Click “Add New”.
For the record type: choose cname
For the record name type: mail
For the record data type: ghs.google.com
Click save
7)  Click “Add New”.
For the record type: choose MX
For the record name type: @
For the record data type: ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.
Record Preference: 5
Click Save

Click “Add New”.
For the record type: choose MX
For the record name type: @
For the record data type: ALT1.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.
Record Preference: 10
Click Save

Click “Add New”.
For the record type: choose MX
For the record name type: @
For the record data type: ALT2.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.
Record Preference: 10
Click Save

Click “Add New”.
For the record type: choose MX
For the record name type: @
For the record data type: ASPMX2.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.
Record Preference: 15
Click Save

Click “Add New”.
For the record type: choose MX
For the record name type: @
For the record data type: ASPMX3.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.
Record Preference: 15
Click Save

Click “Add New”.
For the record type: choose MX
For the record name type: @
For the record data type: ASPMX4.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.
Record Preference: 20
Click Save

Click “Add New”.
For the record type: choose MX
For the record name type: @
For the record data type: ASPMX5.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.
Record Preference: 25
Click Save

How I can move only my mail services to google / gmail in Linux (WHM)?

1) Login to WHM
2) Click on Edit DNS Zone under DNS Zone Editor
3) Enter your domain name (yourdomain.com) and click on edit
5) Now add the following entries in this DNS Zone file

mail cname ghs.google.com
yourdomain.com MX 5 ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.
yourdomain.com MX 10 ALT1.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.
yourdomain.com MX 10 ALT1.ASPMX.L.GOOGLE.COM.
yourdomain.com MX 20 ASPMX2.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.
yourdomain.com MX 20 ASPMX3.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.
yourdomain.com MX 30 ASPMX4.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.
yourdomain.com MX 30 ASPMX5.GOOGLEMAIL.COM.

Click on Save.

Note: Do not check mark on option: Always accept mail locally even if the primary mx does not point to this server.

That’s IT. Now your mail services has been moved to google and you can access your mail thru google/gmail.