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Knowledge Base
- Hosting FnQ |
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Windows
Server - 04 |
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1)
DataBase:
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MSSQL 2008 if I built my database using MSSQL 2005
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Solution
Yes you
can use
the MSSQL
2008 although
you build
your db
using
MSSQL
2005.
The database
can be
upgraded
and set
to the
2008 compatibility
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Solution
Yes, we support the MSSQL Express Hosted Edition. If you create .mdf file on your local machine, so you can attach it to our MSSQL Express database.
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Connect to SQL Server 2000 using Enterprise Manage
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Solution
To connect to your Microsoft SQL Server database using Enterprise Manager to manage your database, you will need to follow the steps listed below:
- Open Enterprise Manager, navigate to SQL Server Group (default group).
- Right Click on SQL Server Group, select "New SQL Server Registration"
- Type the SQL Server Name and comma with port Number(25000) (found in your hosting control panel) in the Available Servers textbox and click Add. Hit Next.
- Select SQL Server Authentication as Authentication Mode. Hit Next.
- Type in the Login and password (can be found in the activation email). Hit Next
- Hit Next and Finish.
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Solution
- From
the
Start
Menu,
select
Programs
-> Microsoft
SQL
Server
-> Import
and
Export
Data
then
click
Next.
- In
the
Source
Server
field,
type
in the
Name
or IP
of the
source
server
(your
server),
choose
Use
SQL
Server
Authentication,
type
in your
username
and
password,
choose
your
database
from
the
"Database"
field,
click
Next.
- In
the
Destination
Server
field,
type
in the
hostname
of the
SQL
Server
(this
is listed
in your
hosting
control
panel),
choose
Use
SQL
Server
Authentication,
type
in your
database
username
and
password
(this
was
sent
in your
database
order
confirmation
email),
choose
your
database
from
the
Database
field,
click
Next.
- Choose
Copy
Tables
and
Views,
Choose
the
table
that
you
like
to export…,
click
Next.
- Leave
next
window
as is,
click
Next
- Click Finish
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2) Email:
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Solution
Greylisting (or graylisting) is a method of defending e-mail users against spam.
A mail transfer agent (MTA) using greylisting will "temporarily reject" any email from a sender it does not recognize. If the mail is legitimate, the originating server will, after a delay, try again and if sufficient time has elapsed, the email will be accepted. If the mail is from a spammer it will probably not be retried since a spammer goes through thousands of email addresses and typically cannot afford the time delay to retry.
By default, Greylisting is enabled on our mail server.
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Solution
Incoming
(POP3)
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mail.your-domain.com |
Outgoing
(SMTP)
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mail.your-domain.com |
Outgoing
SMTP
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Authentication
needs
to
be
ENABLED |
Outgoing
port |
default |
Username |
Your
full
email
address |
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Solution
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SPF provides a way for a domain to tell the world that mail "from" that domain should only arrive from a specific list of mail servers. If the recipient's mail server checks, it can reject mail that arrives "from" a domain that comes from any other mail server.
The default SPF record sytanx :
v=spf1 -all -> it means mydomain.com never sends mail. We may need to do this when a domain is only used for web services and doesn't do email.
v=spf1 mx -all -> If the MX servers used to send mail.
v=spf1 a mx -all -> if the web server and the mx servers used to send mail.
You can enable SPF records by add txt record from your DNS manager, put the SPF record syntax as the txt record value.
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3) FTP
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Problems
with FTP
Connection |
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Solution
Please
note
that
our
Windows
FTP
servers
require
Passive
Mode
to
be
enabled
in
your
FTP
client.
If
you
are
having
problems
connecting
or
listing
directory
contents,
then
it
is
likely
that
Passive
Mode
is
not
enabled
in
your
FTP
client.
The
exact
way
to
enable
this
will
be
specific
to
your
chosen
software,
so
you
should
check
the
documentation
which
comes
with
your
software
for
further
details.
If
you
are
using
FileZilla
2.x,
you
can
find
this
option
in
the
Site
Manager,
by
selecting
a
site
and
clicking
on
the
Advanced
button.
In
FileZilla
3.x,
you
can
globally
select
the
transfer
mode
by
using
the
Settings
->
Connection
menu
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Solution
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We
support
FTP
(along
with
FTP
compatible
software)
and
Frontpage
to
upload
files
you
can
also
used
File
Manager
for
uploading
files
through
control
panel
FTP
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ftp.yourdomianname.com
user
name:-
user
name
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Solution
Please note that when connecting to our Windows servers you need to include the server name before the username that you have specified in the format: "SERVER\username"
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Solution
Basically you can use any ftp client to access our ftp server. But we recommed http://www.smartftp.com/. It's free and reliable.
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