Introduction
	You can give others access to your Virtual Private Servers by providing them with Virtual Private Servers user accounts. Virtual Private Servers user accounts allow configured users to recieve e-mail at your Virtual Private Servers and to upload files to your Virtual Private Servers. Virtual Private Servers E-Mail Transferring Files To and From a Virtual Private Servers
	Creating and Configuring User Accounts
	There are several methods you can use to create and configure user accounts on your Virtual Private Servers. iManager iManager Tools and Wizards allow you to use your own web browser to easily create and configure user accounts. Telnet/SSH You can create and configure user accounts during a Telnet/SSH session with your Virtual Private Servers. Connect to your Virtual Private Servers via Telnet or SSH and use the following commands. vadduser Create and modify user accounts using the vadduser command. % vadduser This interactive utility will guide you step-by-step through the user account creation process. NOTE: The Server A allows only 10 POP e-mail user accounts. The vadduser and vlistuser commands will display a warning when you list or attempt to add more than 10 user accounts on a server A. This does not apply to any other server package.   Choosing a Password   FTP and e-mail services are added to each user account by default. If you want the user account to have both FTP and e-mail privileges, just hit the "Enter" key when asked to accept the defaults. For the user account to have FTP privileges only, deselect the e-mail privileges by entering "mail". For the user account to have e-mail privileges only, deselect the FTP prvileges by entering "ftp". If you need to add a service not currently in the list enclosed by the square brackets ("[ ]"), then type name of the service ("mail" or "ftp") and hit the "Enter" key. NOTE: FTP service must be enabled if user account e-mail will be accessed via IMAP.   vpasswd Use the vpasswd command to change user account passwords. % vpasswd USERNAME vlistuser List all configured user accounts using the vlistuser command. % vlistuser
	Removing User Accounts
	You can use the same methods to remove user accounts from your Virtual Private Servers. iManager iManager Tools and Wizards allow you to use your own web browser to easily remove user accounts. Telnet/SSH You can remove user accounts during a Telnet/SSH session with your Virtual Private Servers. Connect to your Virtual Private Servers via Telnet or SSH and use the following command. vrmuser Issue the vrmuser command to remove a user account. % vrmuser