HOW DO I LOG INTO CPANEL (FOR HOSTING ACCOUNT ACCESS ON THIS DOMAIN)?
1. Host address: Click http://204.16.246.14/cpanel or enter http://domain.com/cpanel if it has been resolved.
2. Username: {Self explanitory}
3. Password: {Self explanitory}
Refer to the [cPanel Documentation] for instructions on how to use your account.
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WHAT ARE THE DOMAIN NAME SERVER PROTOCOLS?
Use ns1.30u.com [64.159.79.234] & ns2.30u.com [208.10.140.230]
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EMAIL CONFIGURATION
How to create a POP3 - (Note: Must complete this step before configuring outlook)
1. Log in to cPanel
2. Click on Manage Accounts
3. Click Add Account
4. Enter the mailname that you want to create (ie. "joe", not the full address), a password and an optional quota
5.
Click Create
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Outlook & Outlook Express Configurations - Settings needed for setting up a pop3 mailbox
[Servers tab]
• Incoming server is a POP3 server
• Incoming server: mail.yourdomain.com
• Outgoing server: mail.yourdomain.com
• account name: name@yourdomain.com
• password: (Self explanitory)
• remember password: {check}
• using secure password authentication {not checked}
• My Mail server requires authentication {check}
• Click settings
• use same settings as my incoming mail server{checked}
[Advanced tab]
• Outgoing mail (SMTP) 26
• this server requires secure connection (SSL) {not checked}
• Incoming Mail (pop3) 110
• This server requires secure connection (SSL) {not checked}
• everything else unchecked
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How do I access webmail without going through cPanel? -
Use the FULL eMail address as the username, in conjunction with the mailbox password.
You can access a menu of all three webmail packages by going to:
http://yourdomain.com:2095/
To access only Horde:
http://yourdomain.com:2095/horde/
To access only Neomail:
http://yourdomain.com:2095/neomail/
To access only SquirrelMail:
http://yourdomain.com:2095/squirrelmail/
Many clients have setup a subdomain, or a subfolder with a redirect to one of the above URLs. Examples would be:
http://webmail.yourdomain.com or
http://yourdomain.com/webmail
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FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL (FTP)
What does FTP stand for and common uses for this application? -
FTP stands for file transfer protocol, and it is a way to send files back and forth between computers.
The two most common uses of FTP are:
• Downloading files (like software programs) from another computer.
• Uploading files (placing files into a directory on another computer) like web pages, for example.
Why would a user use FTP instead of a web browser? Very often it is much quicker to transfer files via FTP, and servers can be configured to only handle FTP downloads and uploads thereby decreasing the number of hits to the server and increasing the speed of the traffic.
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Recommended FTP Programs -
There are several, including:
1. Flash FXP -> Link: http://www.inicom.net/
2. Cute FTP -> Link: http://www.cuteftp.com/
3. Ipswitch's WS_FTP -> Link: http://www.ipswitch.com/
4. BulletProof FTP -> Link: http://www.bpftp.com/
5. Junod's WS_FTP -> Link: http://www.csra.net/
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What are the FTP protocol settings to upload to the bjwebdesign host server? -
1. IP Address: 204.16.246.14
2. User Name: {Self explanitory}
3. Password: {Self explanitory}
4. Remote Path: /public_html/
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