The Website development software you are using to construct your Website will govern the method of connecting to the server and uploading your Website. However most are similar and quite straight forward. You will be given what is known as a FTP address, logon and password. This information is entered into your software program which then connects to the server and allows you to upload the required files to the Internet.

You may either use a FTP client such as CuteFTP or Fetch, or a html editor with integrated FTP such as Dreamweaver or Frontpage. If you do not have a FTP client installed on your computer, you may use the File Manager provided with your control panel.

No. You will need to upload your website and all the necessary files to your server. If you have questions about uploading files, you can contact Hosting&COLO's Technical Support Staff.

Assuming you have successfully set your name servers to ClintHost, you can use cPanel or ftp programs or Internet Explorer to access your web server. Simply type ftp.yourdomain.com and you will be prompted for your user name and password.

For clients for which you have source code, you can use the rpc_ns_binding_lookup*() routines to search through the binding handles and apply some custom logic to finding a nearby server. For standard DCE services, such as CDS and security queries, you get a random server, which could be anywhere in the cell.

If you are unsure about connecting to the server, how to build web pages or other 'beginners' stuff, please go to our Getting Started Guide.

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Your website's root directory contains some or all of these directories (only the relevant ones are listed): cgi-bin - This directory is where all your cgi/Perl scripts should be uploaded to to reference a file in this directory simply use the path: cgi-bin/filename.pl (.cgi is fine) error_docs - the error documents for your website are stored in here. You can download these files and customize them then reupload them.

Yes, we can, but the time to do so might not be as time or cost-effective, or secure, as waiting for the CD for on-site copying to the server by your in-house or contracted technician who already knows your network system. The CD is also your backup copy in case of hard drive failure or other disaster. We also offer private FTP downloads of your data. If you need special handling of your image files, bring up your needs to your MSI representative when you inquire.

and 2.10.2 are fully compatible with 2.9.x servers. 2.9.x are fully compatible with 2.8.x servers. Be sure to #undef NoV28Links in the config.h file

This error is caused by a setting in your FTP client, that limits the amount of time your FTP client will wait for a server to respond. In order to fix this problem, increase the "server timeout" setting; a setting of 180 seconds should be enough time to connect to the archive.org servers. If you use SmartFTP, the "server timeout" setting can be found in Tools > Settings > Connections.

Check your RealPlayer Proxy settings. Open RealPlayer and click on View, Preferences, and then on the Proxy tab. If you are at work or on a local area network (LAN), chances are that you are connecting to the Internet through a proxy server. If you are, simply ask your system administrator for your unique proxy settings. If you are connecting via phone line or something similar--not through a proxy--be sure that "No HTTP Proxy" is selected under HTTP Options.

Yes, you can connect more than one server. You connect two servers with a cross connect cable, or you can connect multiple server with a switch.