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Customer Features
Below some more of the functions and features that customers have available within their hosting account. The control panel allows these functions to be available to customers without having to log out of one account and into another.

Add/Remove Domains
Since a customer can hold more than one domain within the single account, the added ability to just remove a domain from a package and replace with a new one is a well sought after feature for customers.

Manage Email Accounts
Customers can add, update and remove email accounts (POP3 accounts). The number of email accounts available for a domain is set at the package level. This means if a customer's package has more than one domain, the number of email accounts are distributed among all the domains.

Manage Email Forwarding
Customers can add, update and remove email forwarders. Like email accounts, email forwarders can be controlled from admin, reseller or customer accounts.

Manage MRAs
MRAs (Multi-Recipient Addresses) allow a customer to setup an address that will forward to one or more email addresses.

Manage FTP Accounts
Customers can add, update and remove FTP accounts. FTP accounts can be set to have specific read and write permissions. This means a read-only or write-only FTP account can be created at any time.

Manage ODBC DSNs
Customers can add, update and remove ODBC DSNs for MS Access, MS Excel, MySQL (where appropriate) and MS SQL (where appropriate). Because all database management is controlled by Helm, adding ODBC DSNs is very much straightforward. In many cases adding a new DSN is as simple as typing the name of the DSN and selecting the database from a list available to the customer.

Manage Sub-Domains
Sub-domains allow users to use full host names to access subfolders within their accounts, such as forums.mydomain.com. This is a great alternative when the customer doesn't need email etc for the sub-domain, but just needs it for a few webpages or files.

Manage Domain Aliases
Domain aliases will allow a customer to have additional domains that map their website and email for another domain. This is also a great way of arranging a way for a customer to test out a set up before a domain is pointing to the servers.

Manage Shared SSL
You can set up shared SSL accounts for domains. This will allow customers to provide their own scripts and ensure that they are communicated with securely when using credit card payment forms, or when downloading confidential information.

File Manager
Helm provides a file manager that allows a customer to access all of their disk space. They can browse, create, edit and move folders and documents for their domain. This even includes a WYSIWYG editor at no extra cost.

Database Manager
This feature provides a quick overview of the databases that are installed for a domain. You can upload Access databases for your domain and, if offered, MySQL and MS SQL Server databases. This feature is planned to be extended in the future to encompass full database management online.

DNS Zone Editor
Helm lets you configure custom global DNS zone records that will be added to all domains set up under an account. This means that you don’t have to add DNS entries in every domain for services that you offer (such as statistics and access to Helm).

Manage MIME Types
Customers can add, update and remove MIME types. This allows a customer to add additional services such as WAP, should this not be provided by default.

Statistics
Keep an eye on web site traffic generated by the domains set up in your control panel, via at-a-glance charts which cover 24 hour and 30-day periods.

Custom Error Pages
Helm lets you specify Custom Error pages for your domains, instead of being directed to the default error pages (such as “Page cannot be found”). This lets you integrate your own error pages that are themed alongside your domain.

FrontPage Extensions
If offered, you may have the ability to install FrontPage Extensions on your domain, which allow you to use FrontPage to publish to your domain.