The Domains service allows you to configure technical parameters of each individual site, such as IP address, domain aliases, DNS settings, etc.

This service allows you to enable or disable web utilities that can be applied to your site. These would include features that add power to your site, such as CGI support, SSL support, or Redirect URL, and features that enhance your site management capabilities, such as FrontPage and various log analyzers.

This will allow you to change your control panel password and, optionally, your ftp password. To change the email password, use Email or WebMail service.

If you have several accounts, you can use this feature to switch between them.

This service allows you to create new accounts. Multiple accounts are good to use when you want to host different domains under different plans or when you prefer to use a different billing profile for each domain. In most cases, though, it is more convenient to have all domains in one account.

This is the place to manage all aspects of your email service, including mailboxes, forwarding rules, mailing lists, mailbox aliases and autoresponders. Also, this is where you can change the password to any of your email accounts.

Use this service to manage your e-mail correspondence.

MIME Types allows you to set certain programs to be used for specific extensions. For example, all files that end in .ram would be set to use Real Player on the user's PC. Most users do not need to use this feature.
Warning: Don't use this feature if you have Frontpage Extensions installed. You would need to use Frontpage itself to perform this function.

This service will help you add web pages that are shown to visitors when they try to open, for instance, a nonexistent html page.

This service lists the trouble tickets you submitted to the technical support. You can close the tickets that have been answered or follow them up.

This is the place to report your problems to the technical support. After you create a trouble ticket, it is placed in the ticket center.