Head Guru

Im telling ya, this new server is smokin! Thumbs Up Thumbs Up

Since your website is not in your profile, please update this thread with your domain name and we can take a look for you. Thanks Bill

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Alan - the new server is smoking fast. Good job to the crew at TCH.

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Being this are linux servers you would need to get a program compiled to run under Linux.

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Okay, the way this works is that I post a word, and then you post the first word that pops into your mind when you read that word. Then the next person posts a word... and so on. Let's see how long it can get. Keep it clean, please!

Jim, Good work. *head guru pats jim on back*

Sure can. All the work is done server side, so it really does not matter what client you use. Personally I love the catch all email feature. I use it all the time. I use PMMAIL 2000 as my email client. Yes Yes. Go ahead and rib me about me email client. But I love it.

We are planning the move sometime Saturday.

any thing placed out of your public_html is no accesable to the public. The cgi-bin is created automaticly when your account is provisioned. You can place your scripts in the bin folder if you like. Your question really doesnt make much sense to me, I tried to answer what I think you were asking.

Not so. TCH uses a MASTER/SLAVE DNS System. So instead of the server your account is on handling the DNS for your account, we sub it out to a master and then a slave DNS server. Why do we do this. Redundant Services. Instead of one server handling DNS requests, which is typical for hosters. The name servers we give you are redundant. So if the master dns goes down, nameserver #2 is a seperate server. Thus if dns lookufor your first Nameserver failures, it rolls over to the slave DNS server. Its very slick. However, it can slow down a new dns entry as it has to propagate to the Master and Slave DNS. The max time this would take is 15 minutes. In most cases t is instant, but there can also be a delay. Just thought you would like to know.

Notice to all Cox Communications BroadBand Users - Cox starts blocking port 25 (smtp port). "Recently, Cox Communications began requiring all users of their high-speed internet services to use the Cox SMTP settings for all outgoing mail, regardless of whether users have their own "vanity" domain names or hosting that offers outgoing mail services. Therefore, if you are using an email client, like "Outlook" or "Eudora", and are a Cox High Speed Internet customer, you will have to change your outgoing mail server to reflect the regional SMTP settings for your Cox account. For more information, see http://support.cox.net/custsup/email/email_info.shtml. This link will send you to the Cox Communications Support page, where you can find the details of this new requirement, as well as links on how to reset your email client."

PS: Is it possbile to have multiple domains on a dedicated? Yes you can host as many domains as you like on your dedicated server.

Nate - If you plan to 'really' use 4000 emails accounts on your plan, what size mail boxes are you going to give your users? You will break every rule in tch the moment all 4000 users get into work and check email. You really need to go with a dedicated server.