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| What is web address to my email account? The web address to email for windows servers are: http://yourdomain.com/mewebmail/ The web address to email for Linux servers are: http://yourdomain.com/webmail/ Top How do I access the Site Administrator control panel? To access the Site Administrator control panel from any computer connected to the Internet, enter the following URL in a browser window: http:// where Top What is SSL? SSL(Secured Socket Layers) is a protocol that transmits private documents through the Internet. It creates a secure connection between a client and a server over which data can be sent securely. SSL works by using a private key to encrypt data transferred over the SSL connection. The Web addresses (URLs) of Web pages that require a SSL connection start with https: rather than the conventional http:. Top Does Diverse Net servers support SSL? Yes, all all servers support SSL. Top How can I have SSL installed on my site? SSL can only be installed on IP-based site. If your site is a name based site, you need to request for a dedicated IP first and then you need to purchase a valid SSl certificate so we can installed it on your site. Top How do I setup permissions on my website? To enable permissions for your site: On the left navigation bar, click Services. In the Service List form, locate IIS Web Server, then click in the Actions column. The Edit Web Server Configuration form opens. Set the necessary permissions in the Permissions of IIS Web Server area of the form as follows: Read. Enabling this option grants read permission through the Web server and allows site users to read the documents/files on your site. Write. Enabling this option grants write permission through the Web server and allows site users to modify the documents/files on your site. Directory Browsing. Enabling this option allows anybody to view the directory listing of the files on your site using a browser. Execute Permissions. This option specifies what kind of files (.asp, .pl, .php, .exe, and so on) can be executed on the Web server. This option can be changed only by your Web hosting provider. Top How do I create an email account for windows hosting? Log in to your control panel and On the left navigation bar, click Mailbox/Users. The Email page opens. Click Add Email User to domain In the First Name, Middle Name, and Last Name fields, enter the respective names of the user. All these fields are optional. In the UserName field, enter the user name in lowercase characters. This name is the logon name of the user. If the user name is entered in uppercase it is automatically converted to lowercase. In the Password field, enter the user’s password. In the Confirm Password field, re-enter the password. Click Save. Top How do I modify an email account in window 2003? Log in to your control panel: On the left navigation bar, click Mailboxes/Users. In the Email Users list page, locate the user whose properties you want to modify, then click in the corresponding Actions column. In the First Name, Middle Name, and Last Name fields, enter the respective names of the user. These fields are optional. In the Password field, enter the user’s password. In the Confirm Password field, re-enter the password. If you leave the password fields blank, the current password is retained. Click Save Top How do I remove an email account in window 2003? Log in to your control panel: From the left navigation bar, click Mailboxes/Users. In the Email Users list page, locate the user account you want to remove, then click *trash can picture* in the corresponding Actions column. Top How do I add autoresponder to an email account in window 2003? Log in to user control panel: To add an auto responder: On the left navigation bar, click Mailboxes/Users. In the Email menu, click AutoResponders. The list of email users and their corresponding auto responders displays. Locate the user for whom the auto responder is to be added, and click in the corresponding Actions column. The Add/Edit User AutoResponder form opens. In the Subject field, enter the subject text. In the Message field, enter the desired message. Click Save. Top How do I setup email forwarder in window 2003? Log in to your user control panel: On the left navigation bar, click Mailboxes/Users. In the Email menu, click Email Forwards. The list of email users and their corresponding email forwards displays. In the User field, click the arrow and select the desired user for whom the forward is to be added. In the text box adjacent to the User field, enter the desired forwarding email address. The forwarding address must be a complete and valid email address, for example, somebody@somedomain.com. Click Add Forward. Top How do I add spam filter in windows 2003 server? In your control panel: On the left navigation bar, click Mailboxes/Users. In the Email menu, click Spam Filters. Select one of the following tabs to set the corresponding filter: E-mail and Domain: To block email from certain email addresses and domains, click Email and Domain, enter the email address or domain name, and click Add E-mail or Domain Filter. IP Address: To block email from certain IP addresses, click IP Address, enter the IP address or range, select allow or block depending on whether you want to allow or block email respectively, and click Add IP Filter. SMTP: To block email from certain IP addresses from using your mail server as the outgoing SMTP server, click SMTP, enter the IP address or range, select allow or block depending on whether you want to allow or block email respectively, and click Add SMTP Filter. Top How do I access Mysql phpMyAdmin in windows 2003 control panel? On the left navigation bar, click Home. Click MySQL Admin Tool under the Database section. The phpMyAdmin login window opens. Enter your Site Administrator login name and password. Click Login. Top What is the Mysql username and password in windows 2003? The database name and user name is same as your login name. The password is same as your login password. The database password is linked to your Administrator login password. Hence, changing the Administrator login password also changes all database passwords. Top What is ODBC? Open DataBase Connectivity (ODBC) is a standard database access method that allows access and modification of data from any application, regardless of which database management system is handling the data. An ODBC connection establishes a link between your database, the ODBC drivers, and your application. You create a database using the database program of your choice and then use the driver (corresponding to the application) to create a data source name (DSN). The DSN links a database file to a driver and provides a central location for accessing databases on a given computer. Once this is done, you can access the database with your application. Top How do I use ODBC and what does it do? To open the ODBC Manager: On the left navigation bar, click Services. In the Service List form, locate ODBC, then click in the corresponding Actions column. The ODBC Manager allows you to view, add, modify, and remove data sources. It offers three options: View Data Source List: This option allows you to view, modify, and delete data sources. Add SQL Server Data Source: This option allows you to add Microsoft SQL Server data sources. Add Access Data Source: This option allows you to add Microsoft Access data sources. Top How do I add Microsoft Access data sources? On the left navigation bar, click Services. In the Service List form, locate ODBC, then click *Pencil Icon* in the corresponding Actions column. In the ODBC Manager menu, click Add Access Data Source. In the Data Source Name field, enter the name that your script uses to connect to the source database. In the File Name field, enter the file name of the database with the full path if the database file already exists. To create a new database, enter the file name of the database with the path in the File Name field and select the Create New Database? check box. For example, \home\mydb.mdb. Selecting the Create New Database? check box creates an empty Access database in the location specified by the file name. Click Advanced to set more options for the new data source. You can choose to enter these settings later by updating the data source. Clicking Advanced resets the Add Data Source form, hence, you have to re-enter the information for the Data Source Name and File Name fields. If you click Advanced, you can enter the following options: In the Description field, enter the description of the data source. In the Page Timeout field, enter the period of time (in tenths of a second) that an unused page remains in the buffer. The default value for the Microsoft Access driver is 0.5 seconds. This option applies to all data sources that use the Microsoft Access driver. In the MaxBufferSize field, enter the size of the internal buffer (in kilobytes) that is used by Microsoft Access to transfer data to and from the disk. The value entered is rounded off to the nearest multiple of 256. The default buffer size is 2048 KB, displayed as 2048. Select the Exclusive check box to indicate that only one Access driver will access the database. Select the Read Only check box to designate the database as read-only. This safeguards the database from any updates. In the Login Name field, enter the user name required to access the database. In the Password field, enter the password required to access the database. In the Safe Transactions field, choose one of the following options. Type 0 to commit all transactions immediately. This is the default value. Type 1 to save all transactions to disk only upon a commit operation. This degrades the performance slightly. In the Threads field, enter the number of background threads that the engine will use. The default value is 3, but you can increase this value if the database has a large amount of activity. In the MaxScanRows field, enter the number of rows to be scanned when setting a column’s data type based on existing data. The default value is 8, but you can choose a number from 1 to 16. If this value is set to 0, all rows are scanned. ODBC boundary check is not supported, so if you enter a value outside the specified range, you may not receive an error message. In the ImplicitCommitSync field, specify how you want changes made outside of a transaction to be written to the database. In the UserCommitSync field, choose one of the following options. Type Yes if the Microsoft Access driver should wait for commits in a user-defined transaction to be completed before handling the action. This is the default value. For multi-user environments use this option Type No if the Microsoft Access driver should not wait for commits in a user-defined transaction to be completed before handling the action In a multi-user environment, setting the value in the UserCommitSync field to No may cause unpredictable results. Click Add. Top How do I update my Microsoft Access data sources? To modify a Microsoft Access data source: On the left navigation bar, click Services. In the Service List form, locate ODBC, then click *Pencil Icon* in the corresponding Actions column. In the Data Source List form, locate the Microsoft Access data source to modify, then click *Pencil Icon* in the corresponding Actions column. In the Description field, enter the description of the data source. In the File Name field, choose one of the following options. If the database file already exists, enter the file name of the database with the full path To create a new database, enter the file name of the database with the full path and select the Create New Database? check box If the Create New Database? check box is selected, this creates an empty Access database in the location specified by the file name. To create a data source for a specific domain, point the file name to a database in the domain’s file system. In the Page Timeout field, enter the period of time (in tenths of a second) that an unused page remains in the buffer. The default value for the Microsoft Access driver is 0.5 seconds. This option applies to all data sources that use the Microsoft Access driver. In the MaxBufferSize field, enter the size of the internal buffer (in kilobytes) that is used by Microsoft Access to transfer data to and from the disk. The value entered is rounded off to the nearest multiple of 256. The default buffer size is 2048 KB, displayed as 2048. Select the Exclusive check box to indicate that only one Access driver will access the database. Select the Read Only check box to designate the database as read-only. This safeguards the database from any updates. In the Login Name field, enter the user name required to access the database. In the Password field, enter the password required to access the database. In the Safe Transactions field, choose one of the following options. Type 0 to commit all transactions immediately. This is the default value. Type 1 to save all transactions to disk only upon a commit operation. This degrades the performance slightly. In the Threads field, enter the number of background threads that the engine will use. The default value is 3, but you can increase this value if the database has a large amount of activity. In the MaxScanRows field, enter the number of rows to be scanned when setting a column’s data type based on existing data. The default value is 8, but you can choose a number from 1 to 16. If this value is set to 0, all rows are scanned. ODBC boundary check is not supported, so if you enter a value outside the specified range, you may not receive an error message. In the ImplicitCommitSync field, specify how you want changes made outside of a transaction to be written to the database. In the UserCommitSync field, choose one of the following options. Type Yes if the Microsoft Access driver should wait for commits in a user-defined transaction to be completed before handling the action. This is the default value. For multi-user environments use this option Type No if the Microsoft Access driver should not wait for commits in a user-defined transaction to be completed before handling the action In a multi-user environment, setting the value in the UserCommitSync field to No may cause unpredictable results. Click Save. Top What is a Virtual Directory? To publish from any directory not contained within your home directory, you create a virtual directory. A virtual directory is a directory that is not contained in the home directory but appears to client browsers as though it were. Each virtual directory points to a directory contained inside the site's file system and is referred to as the home directory for that particular virtual directory. Top How do I create a virtual directory? To create a virtual directory: From the left navigation bar, click Services. In the Service List form, locate IIS Web Server, then click in the Actions column. In the Web Server menu, click Virtual Directory. The list of existing virtual directories under the current directory is displayed. The current directory name is displayed at the top of the list. In the Name field, enter the name of the new virtual directory you want to create. In the Home Directory field, enter the name of the home directory to which this virtual directory points. The path specified here must be the complete path of an existing directory, for example, \Inetpub\wwwroot. Click Add. Top |