Hi
From the latest versions I've had this discussion with the media, and even some classes have received cpanel technician.
My English is deficient, I know, but not to understand what they put pictures.
On the stage is clear.
If XXX put in your browser, it should redirect you to https://dominio.tld:2083 http://dominio.tld/webmail
Well the reality is that the first support speaks to you delete cookies, then gives you a cpanel course. But in the end the thing still does not work.
The first thing the system does is to a page that is supposed to allow you to choose, depending on whether you are behind a firewall or not. Any thinking mind, decided that with three seconds is enough to see the sign, and choose the system that best.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwTAn45qcvZIbFpzQ0FLZlpvenc/edit?usp=sharing
The second is that the system chosen by the server, or https://certificatename:2096/ https://hostname.com:2096 leads (we know they both match)
Can anyone help me with this question. It is very deficient, and does damage to resellers who complain about the lack of white label.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwTAn45qcvZIVUNHQkNUUWt1NEE/edit?usp=drivesdk
From the latest versions I've had this discussion with the media, and even some classes have received cpanel technician.
My English is deficient, I know, but not to understand what they put pictures.
On the stage is clear.
If XXX put in your browser, it should redirect you to https://dominio.tld:2083 http://dominio.tld/webmail
Well the reality is that the first support speaks to you delete cookies, then gives you a cpanel course. But in the end the thing still does not work.
The first thing the system does is to a page that is supposed to allow you to choose, depending on whether you are behind a firewall or not. Any thinking mind, decided that with three seconds is enough to see the sign, and choose the system that best.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwTAn45qcvZIbFpzQ0FLZlpvenc/edit?usp=sharing
The second is that the system chosen by the server, or https://certificatename:2096/ https://hostname.com:2096 leads (we know they both match)
Can anyone help me with this question. It is very deficient, and does damage to resellers who complain about the lack of white label.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BwTAn45qcvZIVUNHQkNUUWt1NEE/edit?usp=drivesdk