How to use the Web user interface

     DNS Boss allows users to maintain their DNS Boss 
primary remotely from a Web user interface.  Different
users may have access if they are added to the file:

/opt/DNSBoss/etc/password.txt

Just copy one of the sample user names into a real 
users name (don't try to use the sample names:  
sally_jones or frank_black those won't work).  Here 
is what the file looks like:

sally_jones:top_secret:companyabc.com:companydef.com
frank_black:secret_password:*

The fields are:  user name, password, and domains 
that the user will have access to.  The '*' means
that a user has access to all domains.

     Once password.txt is modified, the Web startup 
script must be started:

/opt/DNSBoss/bin/S99dnsbossweb start

     At this point, just point a Web browser to your
DNS Boss DNS primary server like the following 
example (use https, not http):

https://localhost:8080

     To make the Web server to start every time the
server reboots, just do the following as root:

cp /opt/DNSBoss/bin/S99dnsbossweb  /etc/rc2.d