stevevan

mine

me

gulf

I'd suggest a help-desk ticket to billing and ask them the same thing.

snooze

work

head

Hi Peep!

devious

Strange...never heard of that. I have all static IP's on my network (laptop, 3 Windoze desktops, and a Linux desktop) also running on a WRT54G, v6. I can run Echolink from either a Windoze machine or Linux and have no problem. If you find a solution, let us know. This sounds like one I'd like to file away in my "Things To Remember" folder. 73's, W4SJV Oh...and welcome to the forums!

Hmmmm...interesting! If *nux servers will continue to support it, this might work for some people who either don't have or won't take the time to learn HTML. But, as far as I'm concerned, a good way to help one LEARN HTML. As you stated, different strokes for different folks!

Also FYI...there is a colon before AND after the word "fail" as in :fail: Some people forget to put in both of them.

fantasy

nightlife

high

The Nvu software Bruce recommended is a bit like Frontpage. But the biggest advantage...it's FREE! I have used the Coffee Cup software in the past, but wasn't too impressed with it. Put a small investment in a book called "HTML for Dummies". I have several of the "...for Dummies" books that I STILL refer to for information. They are easy to read and make the subject matter easy to understand and retain. If all else fails, remember you have a large family here at TCH. We all had to start at the bottom at one time!

Looks like you're on the right track...routing issue. You might want to monitor every so often and see where things slow down. Hopefully you could detect a pattern that may help solve the problem.

moderate

viewpoint

warm

news

Thanks for the info Thomas!

TCH, IMHO, is doing a fantastic job. With other companies, you wouldn't probably even get the notification, let alone a timely response to an inquiry. I understand your concern about your ecommerce site. However, the techs require AT LEAST a couple hours of sleep each week!

JTD makes a great point. If you DO decide to use a CMS, make sure you are using the latest version available.

The best advice I could offer is what every webmaster learns from a situation such as yours (myself included)...make your own backups! While your web host (not only TCH, but others) might have backups, if it's really critical, at times like this, you are your own best friend! The TCH guru's might be able to get something from a past server back up. If not, see if you might have some residual work left over on your computer. That way, you won't have to rebuild it all from scratch.