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... Customizing your Interface Go to 'Settings' > 'Interface Settings' to customize your interface. Changes you make here are also visible in customer view. You can customize the page title, company logo and footer image: Changing Page Title Replace 'Web Protection' with your own page title. Click 'Save Changes'. Changing Company Logo & Footer Image Click 'Choose a file' and select...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-1400010-1-1400013-1400518-Customizing-your-Interface.html... Email Settings Notifications from Web Protection are sent from a specified email server using a specified sender email. Email settings are necessary to send policy notifications and forgotten password emails. Go to Settings > Email Settings to specify the SMTP email server used to send email notifications, their frequency and the from email address. Mail server: The email server to...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-1400010-1-1400013-1400521-Email-Settings.html... Update MX Records in CPanel This section explains how to update MX records for your domain if you or your web hosting service provider use CPanel as webhosting control interface. 1. Login to your administrative console. CPanel will be opened. 2. Click 'MX Entry' icon under 'Mail' The MX Entry Maintenance panel will be opened. 3. Select the domain for...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-445-1-914-12306-Update-MX-Records-in-CPanel.html... Update MX Records for DreamHost 1. Log in to DreamHost administrative control panel at https://panel.dreamhost.com/ by entering your email address/Web ID and Web panel password. 2. Click 'Mail' from the left hand side navigation and select 'MX' from the options. 3. Click 'Edit' beside the domain name for which the MX records are to be updated. 4. Delete all...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-445-1-914-12302-Update-MX-Records-for-DreamHost.html... Update MX Records for 4D Web Hosting 1. Log in to your 4D Web Hosting administrative console at https://members.4dwebhosting.com/ by entering your 'Username', 'Password' and clicking 'Login'. 2. Click 'Configure'. 3. Click 'MX Records' from the Configuration options. 4. Replace the top two records with the following: Primary Enter the FQDN of your preferred CSEG service domain . CSEG primary...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-445-1-914-12300-Update-MX-Records-for-4D-Web-Hosting.html... Step 3 – (Optional) Enroll Additional Networks and Devices You can enroll multiple fixed networks and mobile/roaming devices to Secure Internet Gateway. The following sections explain how to: Enroll additional networks Enroll roaming devices Enroll mobile devices ...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-434-1-929-12676-Step-3-–-(Optional)-Enroll-Additional-Networks-and-Devices.html... Update MX Records for No-IP 1. Log in to No-IP administrative console at https://www.no-ip.com/login/ by entering your login email address and password. 2. Click 'Host/Redirects' from the left hand side navigation. 3. Click 'Modify' beside the domain name for which the MX records are to be updated. 4. Navigate to 'Mail Options' section at the bottom...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-157-1-288-4344-Update-MX-Records-for-No-IP.html... Update MX Records on a Host Using BIND (and the 'Named' Daemon) 1. Make a backup copy of the zone file (or named.conf) that you intend to edit for MX record updates. 2. Open the Zone file for the mail domain you are configuring (or go to the part of named.conf being used for that zone) 3. Delete all...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-445-1-914-12293-Update-MX-Records-on-a-Host-Using-BIND-(and-the-Named-Daemon).html... Update MX Records for DreamHost 1. Log in to DreamHost administrative control panel at https://panel.dreamhost.com/ by entering your email address/Web ID and Web panel password. 2. Click 'Mail' from the left hand side navigation and select 'MX' from the options. 3. Click 'Edit' beside the domain name for which the MX records are to be updated. 4. Delete all...
http://help.comodo.com/topic-157-1-288-4341-Update-MX-Records-for-DreamHost.html... Manage Category Rules Category rules let you control access to websites based on their content type. For example, you may wish to block access to adult websites, comedy sites, social media sites or sports websites. You can add multiple website categories to a single category rule. Category rules are another component of a policy, in addition to security rules...
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