This page enables the administrator to manage ip addresses on system network interfaces.
All IP addresses are listed on this page. The icons in the S and T columns represent the IP address state and type (exclusive or shared) respectively, the numbers shown in the Clients and Hosting columns indicate whether the ip address is used by clients and hosting accounts.
Click the Reread IP button to refresh the list of IP addresses.
Click Add New IP Address to add a new IP address to the network interface.
Select the ip adress in the list to edit it, change the ip address type and select the SSL certificate to be used.
Click on the appropriate number in the Clients column to view the list of client accounts using the given ip address. Clicking on a number in the Hosting column will display a list of hosting accounts where the selected ip address is used.
To remove one or several IP addresses from the network interface first select the necessary ip address from the list using the corresponding checkboxes, and click Remove Selected. A warning message will appear prior to submitting the request.
You can sort the list of ip addresses by State, Type, IP address, Subnet mask, Interface, Clients accounts and Hosting accounts numbers, clicking on the name of sorting parameter, an arrow will indicate the order of sorting (up for ascending, down for descending).
You have an option of searching through the list for a certain pattern. It may help you in case you have a great number of items in the list and you need to work with a particular one. To search through the list, type the pattern string into the text input field and click Search. If there were any items found matching the entered pattern string, they will all be displayed in the form of a reduced list. The button Show All will revert to displaying the whole list.
Click on the Up Level icon or the appropriate shortcut to return to the previous page.
NOTE: If you manually add an IP address to the system, be sure to make all necessary changes in the system startup configuration files for the ip address to be restored after the system is restarted.