In this section of our Getting Started guide, we will show you the process and steps you need to take to have your current website migrated to our services. We offer this service free to all of our clients (with some limitations) to help ease the transition of moving your website. We have a team of dedicated staff members that have lots of experience with moving websites. We work with you every step of the way to help make this process as easy…
…most common reasons for account suspension are: • exceeding your storage and bandwidth limits • frequently using up lots of server resources (i.e. CPU and memory) Other causes for suspension are listed include: • Spam email messages being sent from your account • Hosting or linking to material that infringes the rights of a third party or any Federal, State, or local laws • Hosting or linking to pornography, especially child pornography In most…
…led servers, or daemons. Most servers used for web hosting have at least these kinds of software servers running at all times: • an HTTP or web server (to provide the websites) • an FTP server (for uploading files)• an email server or two • a database server (for storing information essential to the operation of a website) You might be wondering… Are web servers even necessary? Why can’t I just run my websites from a computer at…
…d contact information you give your domain registrar when you buy a domain name will be available to the public, and can easily be looked up by anyone in the world. This usually includes your name, address, phone number, and email address. Anyone that has ever had a domain name for an extended period has probably gotten at least one solicitation in the mail from companies about your domain name, trying to get you to buy extras that you…
…chine-readable data. TXT records are formatted according to the technology needing it. These records are often associated with Sender Framework Policy(SPF) and DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) which are tools used to combat email spoofing. For MX record changes you will need to utilize the Change MX Record icon within your respective SiteAdmin/cPanel to accomplish this task. SiteAdmin: Add new records cPanel: Add new records Add/Edit DNS…
This tutorial assumes you’ve already logged in to Drupal 1) Click the People link 2) Let’s add a user now… click Add user 3) Enter a Username, Email Address, and Password for the new user here. You can also select the roles this user should be a member of. Once done, click Create new account. 4) That’s it! A new user account has been created. Click the List link here Here is the user we just created. From here we can…
Robot.txt is a way for you to control what search bots (like google, yahoo, and bing) have access to. Please note that not all search bots (email farmers, malware bots, etc) will respect the rules placed in this file. To use this, please create a file called “robots.txt” into the root web path of your domain (normally public_html). Here are a few basic examples of what you can do with this file. 1) This will deny all bots from…
…led it. If you need to set a custom username, uncheck the auto checkbox. 7) Enter the password you wish to use for this account. This password will be used for direct login, primary FTP, and SSH (if enabled). 8) Next enter a email address for basic account specific notifications (e.g. quota issues, bandwidth warnings, etc) 9) You may now custom set the different quotas for this account. Quotas will be reset every month. Normally for basic sites,…
…ustomer, scroll right 11) Click this button 12) Select whether the new customer has access to the admin panel or only the store 13) Enter the customer’s first name 14) Enter the last name 15) Enter the customer’s email address 16) Select the customer group 17) Enter a password for this customer 18) Go to Addresses 19) Add a new address for this customer by clicking this button 20) Enter the street address 21) Enter the city 22)…
…the Domain Manager link here 4) Then click on the domain name you wish to manage 5) Click the Manage link next to “Locked” 6) Uncheck the box next to Lock Domains 7) Click OK when finished Next, click the Send by Email option next to Authorization Code. That’s it! The lock has been removed from the domain name and you should have revived a copy of the authorization code. It can now be transferred to Site5! You can now logon to…
