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  1. Thank you. I don't know if they really matter, but I'll change them to those addresses just in case.
  2. Hi guys. I just signed up for the starter package and need to update my DNS Info. on my registrar. It asks for Primary Hostname: Primary IP Address: Secondary Hostname: Secondary IP Address: I know the hostnames Primary Hostname: ns1.totalchoicehosting.com Primary IP Address: Secondary Hostname: ns2.totalchoicehosting.com Secondary IP Address: What are the ip addresses? My registrar won't let me update my DNS info unless there is something filled in there. Fortunately there already was so I tried that and it seems to have worked. So just out of curiousity, what are they?
  3. Thanks for the fast support and welcomes guys. I've had my eye on Total Choice for some time now, and I am happy to finally be joining ya.
  4. Hi, I'm a brand new Total Choice user (signed up today ), however, this is not my first host and I still have access though my domain to my message board and websites on another host as I have not yet changed the nameservers. Before DNS propagation I can access my FTP account here on Total Choice with 66.36.242.229 and my site through http://66.36.242.229/~username/ Here's my question: Can I upload my Invision Power Board, restore it's database, and upload all my websites to public_html using 66.36.242.229 then simply change my nameservers and within the 48hrs or so have all my website accessible in my browser using my domain again? Or do I have to change my nameservers first then install my board and upload all my websites? The former would allow me to keep my board closed and accessible using my domain on my old host with a message of the migration to Total Choice. Once I finish installing and restoring the board here on Total Choice I could then simply change my nameservers and my members would only notice a little downtime during propagation. One more question: If I can do the above, and then access my FTP using my domain name instead of 66.36.242.229 after changing my nameservers, I would still find all my files in the public_html folder not a ~username folder, right? That would mean my site could be accessed in a browser with ***** and not *****/~username. I hope you got all that.
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