| WebsiteOS - Security Features  FTP ManagerFTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a UNIX service that
                              has become an essential feature of the Internet.
                              FTP is a communications protocol that allows for
                              easy, efficient, and accurate transfer of files
                              from computer to computer across a network or,
                              in this case, from an end user’s computer
                              across the Internet to a webserver.
 
 FTP manager is a function that allows users to control
                            access to Directory-specific FTP and Anonymous FTP.
 
 DIRECTORY-SPECIFIC FTP: allows users to give another
person FTP access to a specified directory on their website. Using an FTP client,
the external user will be able to upload files to and download files from the
user’s computer. Users may grant FTP access to a specific directory for
each external user. The external user will then have access to all directories
that are located below the specified directory. An FTP user will not have access
to any other part of their website or other applications within the WebsiteOS.
 
 ANONYMOUS FTP: allows users to FTP to a specified directory
anonymously. When Anonymous FTP is enabled, the system creates a non-FTP folder
outside of /public. It also creates the username “anonymous”.
 
 All popular FTP clients have an option to login to
                            a server as anonymously and automatically set the
                            username to “anonymous”. The password
                            for this account must be in the form of an email
                            address.
 
 Secure Shell
 Secure Shell, or SSH, is a UNIX-based command interface
                            and protocol for securely accessing a remote computer.
                            It is frequently used as a secure method to remotely
                            access and manipulate files directly on a website.
 
 SSH uses a "command-line" interface, similar
                            to DOS. A command-line interface does not use a GUI
                            (Graphical User Interface); instead, all commands
                            are typed at a command prompt in a special terminal
                            window
 
 Website Security
 Website Security is an application that restricts
                            access to certain areas within the user’s website.
                            These areas are protected by Hostname, IP address,
                            or username and password.
 A hostname is a unique name that would identify a
                            computer through a network, and is known as site
                            name. An IP Address is abbreviated for Internet Protocol,
                            which identifies the sender and receiver of information
                            across the Internet.
 
 SSL Manager
 SSL is abbreviated for Secure Sockets Layer. SSL
                            works by using a private key to encrypt data that
                            is transferred over the SSL connection. Many websites
                            use the protocol to obtain confidential user information,
                            such as credit card numbers. The convention of the
                            secure URL is, https.
 
 The SSL Manager application will help users set up
                            SSL security for their website. This application
                            will allow users to choose between using our generic
                            SSL certificate, and creating one of their own.
 
 The generic SSL certificate is a shared certificate
                            that certifies that the specified area is a secured
                            area. The URL for the generic SSL is https://www.securewebexchange.com.
                            A private SSL certificate can
                            be purchased as well.
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