Difference between revisions of "R4L/Manage/SubUser"
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: If you need to provide your ISP or other technician access to your domain, please do not do this by providing them your password. We have a special Sub-User command to provide this access. By creating a sub-user, you can give limited access to things like your DNS settings for your domain without giving away your password. | : If you need to provide your ISP or other technician access to your domain, please do not do this by providing them your password. We have a special Sub-User command to provide this access. By creating a sub-user, you can give limited access to things like your DNS settings for your domain without giving away your password. | ||
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# Log in to your domain profile (see [[R4L/Manage/Login|this page]] for instructions) | # Log in to your domain profile (see [[R4L/Manage/Login|this page]] for instructions) | ||
# On the left menu bar, select '''Profile->Manage Sub-User''' | # On the left menu bar, select '''Profile->Manage Sub-User''' | ||
Latest revision as of 17:31, 30 December 2013
How do I give someone else limited access to manage my domain (sub-user)?
Creating a Sub-User Account
- If you need to provide your ISP or other technician access to your domain, please do not do this by providing them your password. We have a special Sub-User command to provide this access. By creating a sub-user, you can give limited access to things like your DNS settings for your domain without giving away your password.
- Log in to your domain profile (see this page for instructions)
- On the left menu bar, select Profile->Manage Sub-User
- If you're creating a sub-user, choose the username and password for this account and type these in.
- Select the records you will grant access to. Usually, this is for Name Servers and sometimes Technical Contact. We do not recommend granting access to Administrative Contact.
- Click on Save Changes once this is done.
