TCH-Rob

Welcome to the forums huzursuz.

This I can agree on. Steve, if you are on a .gov network then there should be no question that a firewall is needed. Heck, even me on a .rob network has one.

Aaron, We have grass and thunderstorms. Granted you HAVE to water out here to get grass and the thunderstorms do not bring much in the way of rain. The bright side is that we do not get ANY natural disasters,

Bob, For your average script kiddie I can't agree more. One should be quite safe on the VPN side. I like to take the approach that nothing is secure enough and one should have all the security they can. At least to the point that it is harder to get past the security than it is to use it.

Wayne, At that point, if it has not been gotten before you can get to it then you can't transfer the domain but you will be able to register it over here.

It's about time you got down here.

I was basing my information partly on http://www.cites.uiuc.edu/vpn/security.html. If you have no firewall, what prevents someone gaining access to your computer and then accessing VPN? And from your link Bob;

Mr. Coot, Welcome to the forums. I have not used that script before so I am not sure. Hang tight and see if someone has had experience with it.

As long as you have the most updated version of the script then you have nothing to worry about.

Welcome to the forums Jack.

From my limited knowledge, a VPN connection protects your information between your applications and the VPN server itself. It does not provide complete end-to-end security. Not having a firewall between your broadband connection and your computer leaves that computer open to other types of access that may then be able to access the VPN connection.

Welcome to the forums Fred

Good luck, Michelle, congratulations, Bill

Welcome to the forums Barb

I cant count the times I have had to do that. Glad you got it working.

When you register a domain name, that name becomes public record. Once this happens, it is just a matter of time before spammers begin trying all of the possible combinations of email address for that domain. Give it time and the other one will start getting them too. Unfortunately it is a fact of Internet life.

Professional and free almost never go hand in hand. You can look around for free templates that come close to that site but pther than that I cannot think of anything else. Of course you do not want to copy the code because you run into copyright questions.

Welcome to the forums Juri

Welcome to the forums Bryan

I can access your site just fine from here, if it is your ronpemberton.com account. Are you still having issues? It might be a routing issue. Or as Don said, you can open a ticket as well.

Check the headers, most of the time you will see that the IP address is not the same as yours when you get email like that. Most companies that use blacklists go by the sending IP address and not the email address that it says it is coming from.

Something I have found. I have no clue if there will be a "special" bot they will be using for the site.

Dale, I am not familiar with CubeCart. Hang tight and I am sure you will get an answer.

Welcome to the forums doesitwork

Welcome to the forums, Karim