Probably not effectively, doing that in a secure manner without access to restricted server tools could leave open security holes enabling non-approved access.

With the host I use (AAces.com), one of the services they provide is a tool to give a password to any directory on my website. So, thereafter, any web page I place in the directory is "password protected" and anytime someone tries to access the web page, it'll ask for the password. So that's the easy way to do it. If you're not using a host which has this tool, you need to dig into a file called .

Yes. You can keep your JoyShareSite private with a password of your choice. Only people you know will be able to access your JoyShareSite.

Yes and we provide you with a control panel through which you can control who has access to it and to what areas.

This is a server side thing, your host (or Internet Provider) should be able to provide the information required.

For information on how to set up password protection for your web-pages, log onto a department Unix machine and consult the text-file, ~info/htpasswd -------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Yes you can protect any folder of your website with password by paying Rs 1000/- per folder. For more information please request at support@futurenettechnologies.com with your details like domain name, directory to protect and authentication details.

Do not tell anyone your password. The administrator of a computer system NEVER needs to know anyone else’s password.

Yes, but we all know how annoying it is to receive spam or other unwanted emails and I would hate to have anything associated with this site mistaken for that kind of material. If you feel you must share something you've just read with your friends, please be sure that the person you are sending the email to definitely wants to receive that information. Otherwise, your good intentions may have just the opposite effect of what you desire.

While it is very easy to cut and paste content from one site to another, we really would prefer you give credit where credit is due. Link back to us, or even directly to the page where the coveted info is located. If you really desperately neeeeed the info we have on a particular page, please email us and we will see what we can do. We would rather work something out than force you into plagiarism.

We have put together a quick tutorial on a way we would recommend you do this. Please follow this link for more information.

Click on the "Web Page Builder/Editor" button in your Navigation Menu on the left hand side of your SiteBuilder Interface.

On your local machine, create a folder called "secure" and put all documents th at should be password protected in this folder. Once all your secure documents are in the "secure" folder, upload (publish) your entire website to the FCS web server. After this step is complete, send the webmaster an email so the security settings on the backend can be adjusted.

You can use a custom tag called CF_Login. You need to setup a DSN with UserID/Password if you haven't done so already. Here's a simple security template design I created for ACFUG. You are welcome to take a look at it if you want. The simple Access DB need to be created as a datasource called "SampleDB". It uses session variables, and requires CF4. not a solution for all apps, but gives an idea of a general security structure. All the login sequence info is stored in the _Login.