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    Domain Columns

    Configure the domain data column labels, widths and access levels.

    Access levels allow you to control which data columns are accessible by individual users.

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    Registrar API

    Use registrar APIs to pull data directly from your registrar.

    Using registrar APIs, wherever supported, will make things easy, but it is not mandatory to configure this or use the APIs.

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    Whois Settings

    Configure the port 43 whois servers for different TLDs.

    You can also setup the data extraction tokens. One of Registrar API, RDAP or Whois is required for obtaining the domain records.

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    RDAP Settings

    Configure the Registration Data Access Protocol (RDAP) URLs for TLDs that support it.

    You can also choose the default lookup mode (RDAP or Whois).

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    Public Suffix List

    The Public Suffix List (eTLDs) is a catalog of all domains under which Internet users can (or historically could) directly register names.

    Watch My Domains SED uses the list to properly parse URLs and domain names.

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    Email Settings

    Select mailing method, authentication details and the default addresses to send reports and alerts to if a report doesn't have it's own configured 'to' address. You can also check email deliverability.

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    User Administration

    Add, delete and edit users. You can configure individual access rights to each and every user. You can also limit each user's access to only specified domain categories or to certain domain data columns.

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    SAML / SSO

    Add, delete and edit users. You can configure individual access rights to each and every user. You can also limit each user's access to only specified domain categories or to certain domain data columns.

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    2FA

    Enable two factor authentication, choose either Duo security or Google authenticator.

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    DNS Record Alerts

    Enable DNS alerts and specify what records to monitor for alerts from amongst A, CNAME, NS, TXT and MX records.

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    Lookup Scheduler

    Lookup scheduler finds domains that need to be checked and queues them for data retrieval. Use it to ensure that all the domain, DNS, SSL and other records are up-to-date.

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    Web Screen-shots

    Configure web page screen-shot and cookie analysis settings. Cookie analysis is available only in the professional edition and above.

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    Report Manager

    Create data reports and have them emailed at configured intervals.

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    Error Logs

    View and manage error logs, delete older log files.

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    Audit Logs

    View recent audit logs.

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    Branding

    Various branding options that allow you to change the background image, logo and outward links.

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    Security

    Security related settings like maximum login attempts, lockout interval and authentication timeout.

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    Miscellaneous

    Other miscellaneous settings that include update availability checks, date display format, download settings, etc.