Template name. Specify a name for this template. 

Mail to nonexistent users. Specify the domain-wide mail bounce options

WebMail. Specify whether the users of mailboxes in this domain should be able to read their mail through a browser based WebMail application.

Maximum number of subdomains. Specify the number of subdomains that can be hosted under this domain.

Maximum number of domain aliases. Specify the total number of additional alternative domain names that the site owner will be able to use for his or her web site.

Disk space. Specify the total amount of disk space allocated to a hosting account associated with the domain. 

Maximum amount of traffic. Specify the amount of data in megabytes that can be transferred from the web site during a month. 

Maximum number of web users. Specify the number of personal web pages that the domain owner can host for other users under his or her domain. 

Maximum number of databases. Specify the number of databases that can be hosted in a domain.

Maximum number of mailboxes. Specify the number of mailboxes that can be hosted in a domain.

Mailbox quota. Specify the amount of disk space in kilobytes that is allocated for storing e-mail messages and autoresponder attachment files to each mailbox in a domain. 

Maximum number of mail forwarders. Specify the number of mail forwarders that can be used in a domain.

Maximum number of mail autoresponders. Specify the number of automatic responses that can be set up in a domain.

Maximum number of mailing lists. Specify the number of mailing lists that the domain owner can run in a domain. 

Maximum number of Java applications. Specify the maximum number of Java applications or applets that the domain owner can install under a domain.

Validity period. Specify the term for a hosting account. 

Log rotation. All connections to the Web server and requests for files that were not found on the server are registered in log files. These log files are analyzed by the statistical utilities running on the server, which then present graphical reports on demand. If you need to view the contents of these raw log files for debugging purposes, on your Home page, click the domain name you need, click Log Manager, and then click the log file name you need. To prevent these log files from growing too large, you should enable automatic cleanup and recycling of log files:

• select the Switch on log rotation checkbox
• specify when to recycle log files
• specify how many instances of each log file processed by Plesk's statistical utilities to store on the server
• specify whether they should be compressed
• specify whether they should be sent to an e-mail address after processing.

Web and traffic statistics retention. Specify the number of months during which the Web and bandwidth usage statistics should be kept on the server.

DNS. Specify whether the DNS server on your Web host should act as a master (primary) or slave (secondary) name server for the domain name zone.

Physical hosting account. If you are going to host not only domain names, but also web sites, select the Physical hosting checkbox and specify:

• Hard disk quota. In addition to the soft quota, you can specify the so-called hard quota that will not allow writing more files to the web space when the limit is reached.
  
• SSL support. To allow SSL encryption for Web sites, select the SSL support check box.
• Create and publish site using Sitebuilder. This will enable the domain administrator to create and manage a Web site using Sitebuilder.
• Use a single directory for housing SSL and non-SSL content. By default, when users publish their sites through their FTP accounts, they need to upload the Web content that should be accessible via secure connections to the httpsdocs directory, and the content that should be accessible via plain HTTP, to the httpdocs directory. For the convenience of publishing all content through a single location – httpdocs directory, select the Use a single directory for housing SSL and non-SSL content check box.
• FrontPage support. To enable users to publish and modify their sites through Microsoft FrontPage, select the FrontPage support and FrontPage over SSL supportFrontPage authoring option to allowed.
• Support for programming and scripting languages widely used in development of dynamic Web sites and server-side Web applications. Specify which of the listed programming and scripting languages should be interpreted, executed or otherwise processed by the web server.
• Web statistics. 
• Custom error documents. If you wish to create your own error pages and use them on your server or allow your customers to do that, select the Custom error documents checkbox.