Logging into the CMS is an easy procedure. You will need to know your domain name, your username, and your CMS password. Since the CMS is a web application on the same server as your webpage, your CMS login can be found on your webpage. By default, the login page will be located at '/_admin/', relative to your webpage. For example, if your webpage is 'www.mywebpage.org', then you can find the login by going to 'www.mywebpage.org/_admin'. The login page will have a login box that looks like this:
Your domain name is the root portion of your webpage's URL, without the 'http://www.', but including the '.com', '.net', etc. For example, if your webpage's URL is 'http://www.mywebpage.org', then your domain would be 'mywebpage.org'.
Your username should have been given to you during or at the end of your initial web-page setup. By default, it is the first six letters of your domain name and then a two digit number, which is usually '01'. For example, if your domain name is 'mywebpage.org', then the default username would be 'mywebp01'.
Your password should have been provided at the same time your username was provided. If you do not know your password, you can use the 'Forgot password?' link below the login fields to have it sent to the e-mail address tied to that username.
In order to use the CMS, the following requirements must be met:
The browser must have javascript enabled.
The browser must accept cookies.
The browser must be Internet Explorer 5.0 or later.
Your date and time on the system must be correctly set.
Logging into the CMS is an easy procedure. You will need to know your domain name, your username, and your CMS password. Since the CMS is a web application on the same server as your webpage, your CMS login can be found on your webpage. By default, the login page will be located at '/_admin/', relative to your webpage. For example, if your webpage is 'www.mywebpage.org', then you can find the login by going to 'www.mywebpage.org/_admin'. The login page will have a login box that looks like this: