After Bankoi WebHost Panel is installed, you can create and manage clients' domains. A domain is a virtual address on the Internet for any organization or entity. Technically, a domain is defined as a group of networked computers (servers) that represent an organization and provide network services; however, several domains could reside on one server, in dedicated space provided by a Web hosting service. To the Internet user, a domain appears as space on one server, regardless of its implementation.

Domains are identified by their familiar Internet URL (uniform resource locator) addresses. Syntactically, a domain name is a string of names or words separated by periods. For example, www.sw-soft.com is the name of the domain where SWsoft's information resides on its servers. A domain must belong to one client. For example, John Smith may be a programmer whose domain is aceprogrammer.com; the ABCDE, Inc. company may own a domain by the name of abcde.com. All domains are assigned to clients.

As Bankoi WebHost Panel admin you can choose to access either the list of domains that belong to a particular client or the complete list of domains that belong to all clients in the system:

The domain's status is represented by two icons: