default admin reseller

[DenRomano]

I have a new install and by default there is a administrator called a admin and a user called admin. When I list all resellers it shows none but there must be a admin reseller as I can see it as the owner of the admin user.

Since there is no admin reseller I can not give multi-IPs to domains under user admin. If I create a reseller called joe and create a user those domains will allow multi-IPs.

Can I add a reseller called admin or is this hard coded and will cause a conflict?

 

[nobaloney]

If you're using the enhanced skin simply click on Reseller Level uner Access Level, on the right (blue panel) of your login screen. I'm not sure where it is on other skins; look for the word Reseller.

Jeff

 

[wedia]

I have a new install and by default there is a administrator called a admin and a user called admin. When I list all resellers it shows none but there must be a admin reseller as I can see it as the owner of the admin user.

Since there is no admin reseller I can not give multi-IPs to domains under user admin. If I create a reseller called joe and create a user those domains will allow multi-IPs.

Can I add a reseller called admin or is this hard coded and will cause a conflict?

I added a reseller called reseller without any conflict

 

[Jan_E]

Assign multiple IP's to user admin?

Since there is no admin reseller I can not give multi-IPs to domains under user admin. If I create a reseller called joe and create a user those domains will allow multi-IPs.

I have got the same problem. I am assigning an extra IP-address to all domains on our server.

All normal users can be assigned multiple IP's. And in their turn they can assign multiple IP's to their domains in Domain setup.

But not for the admin user. I tried to be smart and go to the url
http://www.example.com:2222/CMD_MODIFY_USER?user=admin

For all users I can add the second (shared) IP address on such an URL. But for the admin users it says 'None available'.

How can I let the admin user use all shared IP addresses?