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rajiv
03-04-2001, 07:21 AM
Hi every one,
I am building a Windows Nt Control Panel..
which is 10% done...
I need suggestions - There are my plans
See this project is for Handling IIS, Stats Server, Mail server, DNS, DSN, ODBC, Frontpage extensions etc,...

It should work both on NT IIS 4.0 and W2K IIS 4.0. The Mail,server supported will be Imail and mdeamon http://www.ipswitch.com and http://www.deerfield.com and others later.. FTP supprted will be FTP Serv U ( http://www.deerfield.com ) and IIS FTP. The Stats Server Supported will be http://www.mediahouse.com and http://www.webtrends.com ..

First of all if a user signs up a then FTP, MAIL, IIS HOSTING ACCOUNT, SQL, Account, Stats, cgi-bin with perl 5.0 account should be created automatically.....

The Control Panel will do following things..
END USER

Web Server
Start/stop/restart site
Custom Errors
Mime Types
Front Page - Install/Uninstall/Check/Repair
Usage
Bandwidth
Space
Mail Boxes
Ftp Users
Sub - Domains
Pointers
DSN

Stats
Shedule
Check

Domain
Add/delete/Modify Domain
Add/Delete/Modify Sub Domain
Add/Delete/Modify Pointers
Email
List Users
Add Users
Delete Users
FTP
List Users
Add Users
Delete Users
ODBC
Create DSN connection
Delete
Others
List
Knowledge
FAQs
News
Invoices
Terms Of Services
Report a Bug
Change root Password



SUPER ADMINISTRATORS CONTROL PANEL
Set up SSL
Set up MS SQL(specify Ip to connect to, etc..)
Set up Mail Server(Specify which mail server are they using Imail or ipswitch etc..)
Specify FTP
Stats server Set up
Add Administrator
Change Password


ADMINISTRATORS CONTROL PANEL
Accounts
Delete
Modify
Stop
Start (Stopped Sites)

Plans
Add Plans and Set Prices
Delete Plans
Modify Plans and Set Prices

Resellers
Add Resellers
Stop
Start (stopped resellers)
Modify Resllers
Add Plans for Resllers to sell
Delete Plans
Modify Plans

Set up NameServers
Add
Delete
Modify

IPs
Add
Delete

FAQs
Add
Delete
Modify

News
Add
Delete
Modify


Terms Of Services
Add
Delete
Modify

Others
Change Password
Check Resellers and End Users Pending Payments and Paid Invoices.. and mark invoices paid, etc...
Customise Control Panel of users - Colors, Images, logos, etc..



RESELLERS CONTROL PANEL
Accounts
Delete
Modify
Stop
Start if Stopped

Setup prices and Nameservers
Set Prices for accounts which administrators allow him to sell
Name Servers - Add his Nameservers
Customise Control Panel of His users
Logo
BackGround Color..
Company Name - Which will be changed in Terms of Services etc..
Change Colors and Fonts

News
Add
Delete
Modify

Change Password


My Backend will be MS SQL

Please Suggest more features and mail servers and Ftp servers and stats server which should be supported supported.....
It will not be a freeware of open source but will not be very costly...
I am making it purely in ASP using ADSI.... and WSH....
If any programmer interested in helping please email me at rajivmehta1999@yahoo.com
ADSI help I am getting from
http://www.iisfaq.com/adsiscipts/
http://www.hostingcontroller.com control panel
http://www.microsoft.com/ISN/downloads/webAdmin.zip
and I am doing more research....

Thank you,

Rajiv Mehta

[Edited by rajiv on 03-04-2001 at 06:29 AM]

rajiv
03-04-2001, 04:20 PM
To any administrator..
Please move the thread to Software ..
I posted it here by mistake..

Thank you,


Rajiv Mehta

Vortech
03-04-2001, 08:32 PM
Man let me know where to buy it when you are done. If it works any better then Hostingcontroller.com's junk I will take abut 10 copies for now. If it can do every thing you say and the help files are any better :) I will love it.

I don't think you will have any problems selling it a there is only one off the shelf windows control panel and it sucks. We have been using it for 4 months now and there support sucks there software sucks to many bugs to damn slow. So if you make it fast and with as few bugs as you can it will rock.

Please send me a email when you get close to being done with it.

info@vortechhosting.com

MSW
03-04-2001, 08:49 PM
Actually, this thread is in the right place. Surveys are considered advertising.