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Basic Resellers Plan Total Features Monthly Price = $28.99 Set Up Fee = FREE Monthly Bandwidth = 105GB Disk Space Allotment = 4500MB Total Domains Domain Registration = $10.95/yr Own Domain Name = YES Sub Domains = No Limit Total Email SMTP and Sendmail Support = YES E-Mail Aliases Forwarding = YES Web Based E-Mail = YES Auto Responders = YES POP3 Accounts = No Limit Total Access WHM Control Panel = YES Cpanel v10.8.2 = YES CGI-BIN Access = YES FTP Accounts = No Limit Total Advanced Server Side Includes (SSI) = YES Apache 1.3.39 = YES Perl 5.8.8 = YES PHP 5.2.4 = YES mySQL Manager = YES mySQL Databases = No Limit Total Security Password Protection = YES SSL = FREE Total Extras FrontPage Extentions = YES Custom Error Pages = YES Shopping Cart Software = YES Mailing List Software = YES Message Boards = YES Built In Scripts = FREE Total Support Usage Statistics = YES Project Hawk-Eye = YES Tech Support = FREE

Standard Resellers Plan Total Features Monthly Price = $35.00 Set Up Fee = FREE Monthly Bandwidth = 180GB Disk Space Allotment = 6600MB Total Domains Domain Registration = $10.95/yr Own Domain Name = YES Sub Domains = No Limit Total Email SMTP and Sendmail Support = YES E-Mail Aliases Forwarding = YES Web Based E-Mail = YES Auto Responders = YES POP3 Accounts = No Limit Total Access WHM Control Panel = YES Cpanel v10.8.2 = YES CGI-BIN Access = YES FTP Accounts = No Limit Total Advanced Server Side Includes (SSI) = YES Apache 1.3.39 = YES Perl 5.8.8 = YES PHP 5.2.4 = YES mySQL Manager = YES mySQL Databases = No Limit Total Security Password Protection = YES SSL = FREE Total Extras FrontPage Extentions = YES Custom Error Pages = YES Shopping Cart Software = YES Mailing List Software = YES Message Boards = YES Built In Scripts = FREE Total Support Usage Statistics = YES Project Hawk-Eye = YES Tech Support = FREE

Deluxe Resellers Plan Total Features Monthly Price = $45.00 Set Up Fee = FREE Monthly Bandwidth = 225GB Disk Space Allotment = 9000MB Total Domains Domain Registration = $10.95/yr Own Domain Name = YES Sub Domains = No Limit Total Email SMTP and Sendmail Support = YES E-Mail Aliases Forwarding = YES Web Based E-Mail = YES Auto Responders = YES POP3 Accounts = No Limit Total Access WHM Control Panel = YES Cpanel v10.8.2 = YES CGI-BIN Access = YES FTP Accounts = No Limit Total Advanced Server Side Includes (SSI) = YES Apache 1.3.39 = YES Perl 5.8.8 = YES PHP 5.2.4 = YES mySQL Manager = YES mySQL Databases = No Limit Total Security Password Protection = YES SSL = FREE Total Extras FrontPage Extentions = YES Custom Error Pages = YES Shopping Cart Software = YES Mailing List Software = YES Message Boards = YES Built In Scripts = FREE Total Support Usage Statistics = YES Project Hawk-Eye = YES Tech Support = FREE

To park a domain you have to... 1) own the domain name you want parked 2) submit a help desk ticket and let them know you want it parked. As for cPanel, scroll down to server information on the left side and you should see Cpanel Version/Build 7.4.2-STABLE Build 117

You can have as many "parked" domains as you want, as long as they all point to the same thing ie. ****, mydomain.net, mydomain.org all pointing to the main page of your site. The only charge is the cost of the domain name ($10.95 a year if you register it through Total Choice) You cant have a domain name point to a subdomain, example you have **** as your main site and you set up a subdomain called subdomain.mysite.com for family photos, you couldn't point a domain called familyphotos.com to the subdomain. Hope that makes sense.

You might notice a few things have changed overnight, Some forums have been moved to be in a more appropriate category, and we have also added a few sections. things should be easier to find and the forums in general more "streamlined"

Thanks Dave, if you need to know your server number before it gets updated you can determine the number by the IP address on the server pages, just match the IP to your server. The IP address should be in the welcome mail you received.

Just wanted to make everyone aware that we are moving a few threads/forums around a bit. We aren't deleting anything so if a thread isn't where your used to finding it, it might take a little looking around.

Please take a minute to read the new forum guidelines, you can access them by clicking on the Forum Guidelines link in the upper left corner, just below the Total Choice Hosting logo. These guidelines have been put in place to ensure that the family atmosphere we have here stays that way.

The family has grown to include many people from many different backgrounds, all with their own fields of expertise. What better way to share your knowledge with others than by writing a how to guide? Show the world what you know!

Dont know about everyone else but I've had this problem for a while now (I know I know, theres better browsers out there, I just dont like em) Do you ever notice that sometimes certain images don't load on certain web pages...mainly forums? Well, this problem started for me quite some time ago, and I never did find the solution, until now! Back up this key before you try this. It worked for me, but that doesn't mean it'll work for you. Better safe than sorry. Open Regedit Open \HKLM\SOFTWARE\Classes\PROTOCOLS\Name-Space Handler\ Delete the keys "http", "https", and "ftp" Leave the 'mk' key The mk key is created by Windows and the others are created by getright 4.5, or some other download manager. After I deleted those keys everything worked fine.

Yes, they would still use your bandwidth since they are being sent through Total Choice servers.

SEO means search engine optimization.

You should be able to use the same database, and yes you can create your own themes (I've never done it but its possible) You can also download thems at 100's of websites www.nukecops.com that I mentioned above is one of them. If you decide to self install I'd recommend nukecops version 6.5 bundle (it is phpnuke version 6.7 but has a lot of add ons and is more secure in my opinion.

6.0 is the version that is installed from cPanel, If you go that route would STRONGLY recommend making sure you update with all the latests security patches. doing a self install of Nuke is easy and would be the better route in my opinion. www.nukecops.com has a nice version out that includes all of the most used add ons already implemented.

InfraGard, an FBI/Homeland Security group put this out today: Computers infected with the Sobig.F worm are programmed to automatically download an executable of unknown function from a hard-coded list of servers at 19:00 UTC (2:00pm CDT) X-Force is recommending wholesale outbound filtering of the following IP addresses: 67.73.21.6 68.38.159.161 67.9.241.67 66.131.207.81 65.177.240.194 65.93.81.59 65.95.193.138 65.92.186.145 63.250.82.87 65.92.80.218 61.38.187.59 24.210.182.156 24.202.91.43 24.206.75.137 24.197.143.132 12.158.102.205 24.33.66.38 218.147.164.29 12.232.104.221 68.50.208.96 The request method uses UDP port 8998. X-Force also recommends that this port be filtered outbound.

Title: Second and Third Stage SoBig Worm Infections Imminent Abstract: The second and third stage attacks of the highly prevalent SoBig.F worm are set to strike Aug. 22 and 23 from 3 to 6 p.m. EST (1900-2200 UTC/GMT). Unbeknownst to most individuals, SoBig worms actually infect computers in three distinct phases. Description: The second and third stage attacks of the highly prevalent SoBig.F worm are set to strike Aug. 22 and 23 from 3 to 6 p.m. EST (1900-2200 UTC/GMT). Unbeknownst to most individuals, SoBig worms actually infect computers in three distinct phases. If successful, computers are infected with a backdoor Trojan and proxy server. The Three Stages of SoBig The first phase is the aggressive seeding and spreading of SoBig worm code through e-mail and through open network shares. The second stage is the installation of a backdoor Trojan horse. The third stage is the installation of a proxy server on the infected computer. Updates to the SoBig Family SoBig worms all have the same general characteristics. Each variant has been updated in various ways to avoid anti-virus detection of software installed, to avoid rapid shutdown of remote websites hosting code, to fix bugs in the code and to add new features. For example, SoBig.F doesn't accidentally truncate the extension of the e-mail attachment and has a multi-threaded SMTP engine for aggressive distribution of the code. Perhaps the most important update regarding the installation of additional malicious code is the change in the downloader component of SoBig, seen in SoBig.D. SoBig Downloader Component SoBig.A had a simple downloader component. It simply checked the local time of the computer and, when conditions were right, attempted to retrieve a text file from a remote website. This website was hardcoded into the worm code. Upon visiting this website early in the outbreak it contained no data. However, a short time later analysts found a URL that pointed to another server that hosted a backdoor Trojan horse. Worse, a few hours later another URL appeared, pointing to a cracked copy of WinGate to install a proxy server on the infected computer. The idea behind the sequential downloader attack is simple. Infect a large number of computers quickly using standard worm techniques. Then install a backdoor Trojan to steal cached password data and gain remote backdoor access to infected computers. This also enables the attacker to database the IP addresses of all infected computers via the Trojan horse notification. The third stage of infection is then used to infected computers that are still online with a proxy server so that these computers can be used to tunnel through to protect the identity of the author, send out spam or seed malicious code into the wild. Significant Changes to the Downloader Component The problem with a downloader solution like this is that it relies heavily upon the website(s) hardcoded into the malicious code. Once security experts identify such remote websites, such sites are rapidly removed from the Internet. Once removed, the author of SoBig is no longer able to update computers with backdoor Trojan horse programs or the proxy server. When SoBig.D came out in June 2003, about six months after the first variant of SoBig, it changed tactics regarding the downloader component. SoBig.D did not use Geocities websites for the attack but used victim computers instead. By identifying infected computers that always have the same IP address, the author of SoBig was able to use them as file servers for his secondary and tertiary attacks. It's much more difficult to shut down the service to a subscriber than it is a Geocities website. Additionally, multiple URLs can quickly be seeded to the downloader addresses, pointing to multiple secondary file servers. SoBig.F Attacks Pending SoBig.F has 20 different high-speed IP addresses of various victims included in the code. When SoBig.F secondary and tertiary conditions are met, these computers are then infected with new malicious code. Instead of using the local time, which is often incorrect, SoBig.F gathers the date and time from remote NTP servers. This way every single infected computer is performing coordinated downloads at the exact same time so that the malicious actor carefully controls the rollout of a backdoor Trojan and proxy server to infected SoBig computers. As of Friday, Aug. 22, 2003, at 1900-2200 UTC hours (3 - 6 PM EST), the SoBig worms will begin to communicate with the 20 victimized computers with encrypted communications. At that time a backdoor Trojan horse will likely be installed on all SoBig-infected computers. On Sunday, Aug. 24, 2003, for the same period, this process is repeated and will likely result in the installation of the WinGate proxy server, customized for malicious purposes. iDEFENSE is working closely with authorities in an attempt to remove access to these 20 computers to help prevent the installation of new malicious code on SoBig-infected computers. Alias: SoBig, Win32.Sobig.f, W32.Sobig.F@mm, Sobig.F, W32/Sobig.f@MM, WORM SOBIG.F Analysis: SoBig.F is the fastest spreading and most widespread worm to date, at least based on total interceptions. However, total interceptions don't accurately reflect the total number of computers infected with the worm. One computer may repeatedly perform mass mailings to generate literally thousands of infected e-mails within a short period. Millions of interceptions of SoBig.F have been made in the first 36 hours of the outbreak, but a much smaller number of computers are likely infected. Several hundred thousand computers are likely infected with SoBig worms to date. The malicious actor responsible for SoBig can remotely control formerly infected computers as well as newly compromised computers ? Detection: Remove all files associated with this malicious code threat. Restore corrupted or damaged files with clean back-up copies. Restore files potentially overwritten by the worm. Validate functionality of all anti-virus and security-related software. Harden all accounts and passwords against attack. Also look for Lala/Hooker and WinGate software packages potentially installed by the SoBig worm, in addition to other malicious codes. Recovery: Remove all files associated with this malicious code threat. Restore corrupted or damaged files with clean back-up copies. Restore files potentially overwritten by the worm. Validate functionality of all anti-virus and security-related software. Harden all accounts and passwords against attack. Workaround: Configure e-mail servers and workstations to block the file types BAT, EXE, PIF, SCR, UUE, VBS, ZIP and others that are commonly used by malicious code to spread to other computers. Carefully manage all new files, scanning them with updated anti-virus software using heuristics prior to use. Simply blocking SCR and PIF e-mail attachments will likely effectively block the e-mail component of this worm. Limit network shares as much as possible to protect against the network shares component of this worm. Especially avoid sharing startup directories and startup files that may be exploited by such malicious code. Vendor Fix: Multiple anti-virus vendors have released updated signature files to protect against this malicious code. However, former variants of SoBig worms have released new, undetected variants of the Lala/Hooker worm.

PHPNuke can do all of that except the calendar with the basic install, the calendar is an easy add on. I like nuke simply because it is easy to use, I run a hardware review website and I have several staff members that help with the site, you can set up Admins with different levels of access, So if you wanted to set someone up with JUST the ability to post new articles you can, if you want to set up someone that can post articles, approve articles, create new polls...you can. It includes a forum and private mesage, you can download a theme for it to fit just about any type of site.

Welcome to the family Sophie!!

Try php nuke, it is included in your cpanel under additional scripts. i use it on my site and it is very easy to use.

Well I was partially right

I'm not real good with tables, but i think this is what it needs to look like, I may be wrong tho. This is what you have ><form METHOD="LINK" ACTION="calendar.html"> I think this is what you need ><form METHOD="LINK" ACTION="calendar.html" TARGET="rightframe">

you need to put it in the frame the buttons are in

to find out what server you are on you can log into your cpanel and it will say at the top welcome to server XX (XX being the server number)

turtle beat me to it, and he is right you can use a digital to analog converter to convert the digital signal to something your modem or NIC can understand.