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What FTP server name do I
use to access my site?
What is the SMTP/POP3
username and server for my email software?
How do I get my home page
to load automatically?
What if I am denied access
via FTP, FrontPage, POP3, or Telnet?
Are high risk sites allowed?
What if I am denied access
via browser?
What directory and
file naming conventions can I use?
How can I find out my usage
statistics?
Can I have access to the
raw log files?
Can Axis perform file
restorations from backup?
When will my domain name
be active?
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How can I get my files
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You can use many different
methods, but the most common for Windows
95-98/NT/2000/XP is to use any standard FTP client and/or Microsoft
FrontPage98.
FTP freeware and shareware can be found at
http://www.shareware.com and Frontpage98
can be purchased at most local software stores. Mac users can
use Fetch. You can use the FTP command prompt. |
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What FTP server name
do I use to access my site? |
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We set your DNS information
up so that ftp.yourcompany.com, www.yourcompany.com, and yourcompany.com
are all equivalent, so any
of these will do. You may also use the IP number you have been assigned,
but there are occasions where the IP number for your site may change,
so
this is not suggested. This sort of change is normally transparent
to any
users of your site. |
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What is the SMTP/POP3
username and server for my email software? |
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Simple Mail Transfer
Protocol (SMTP) is for your outgoing mail. This can
either be set to your dial-up provider's SMTP server or mail.yoursite.com.
Post Office Provider-3 (POP3) is for your incoming mail. Please
use the
following information in your E-mail client: Pop3 Servername:
mail.yoursite.com Pop3 username: yourusername - And finally your
users password. |
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How do I get my home
page to load automatically? |
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In order for this to
happen, you would utilize what is referred to as a default document,
so that when someone puts http://www.yourcompany.com into a browser,
your home page would appear. In Unix, it should have 'index' for
the first part, with multiple extensions possible, e.g., index.htm,
index.html, index.cgi. On the NT side, it should have 'default'
for the first part. e.g.,
default.htm. Many others are possible, but not active by default
- check
with us on this. |
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What if I am denied
access via FTP, FrontPage, POP3, or Telnet? |
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Please verify that you
are using the proper username and password. Also,
you may need to verify that your software is configured properly.
If the
problem persists, please contact Technical
Support. |
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Are high risk sites
allowed? |
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All adult and gambling
sites are welcome as long as it complies with international laws
and our terms and conditions. |
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What if I am denied
access via browser? |
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You may be
using an incorrect URL or may have named the page you are
trying to access differently. Also, you may be viewing a page from
your
browser's memory or disk cache. Please refer to your browser's
documentation for how to clear the cache. |
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What directory and
file naming conventions can I use? |
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Most anything is acceptable,
but it is not suggested that you use anything
with spaces or special characters such as $, %, &, or # in it. Unix
is
case-sensitive, so FILE.html and file.html are not the same. Also
for Unix,
cgi-bin is a reserved system-wide directory name, but cgibin is
acceptable.
In the same vein for NT, scripts is a reserved system wide directory
name,
but cgi-bin is acceptable. |
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How can I find out
my usage statistics? |
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On Unix, they can be
seen at http://yourdomain.com/logs/mk_output.
On NT, they are at http://yourdomain.com/stats. If these are not
visible for
your site, please email info@axishosting.com .The stats are generated
once every 24 hours. |
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Can I have access
to the raw log files? |
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On Unix, they are are
in your logs directory at yourdomain.log, which is all information
up until last night. You may also see others that are compressed
and represent previous months - these may be deleted. On NT, they
are not currently available since they are stored on a separate
system. |
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Can Axis perform file
restorations from backup? |
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Although it is possible,
we prefer not to and highly recommend that you
keep your own off-site backups. The backups that we keep are intended
to
guard against a catastrophic loss of data caused by equipment failure.
If you wish for us to restore data for you, there will be a minimum
of a
$75 charge. We would also need to know what files or directories
to restore.
This can be requested through normal support channels. Axis makes
no
guarantee of data integrity or timeliness. |
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When will my domain
name be active? |
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AXIS will have your domain
ready within 24-48 hours. However, it may take
longer for users to see your domain. Once you have performed the
setup
with the appropriate name registry, your domain may be accessible
within a
day or two, and almost always within a week. This is due to DNS
propagation
- how long it takes other DNS servers on the Internet to "notice"
that the
name is registered or changed. |
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