What Are These Files For And Who's Viewing Them?

[BluegrassGardener]

I've noticed for the first time...maybe I just haven't been paying attention for the last year??...that I'm getting a lot of hits on these two files: /_vti_bin/_vti_aut/author.exe & /_vti_bin/shtml.exe/_vti_rpc in our Stats. Can anyone tell me what they are for and why all of a sudden they are showing up in our stats with so many hits?? Would they have anything to do with Frontpage requesting authorization from the server every time I open up the application??

 

Also, I've just transferred two more domains to Total Choice and I noticed that there is no longer a way to manage parked domains through cPanel. Wasn't that an option at one time?

 

 

And one last thing, please?? The domains I have transferred? Is there a DNS that I can point them to so they don't just lay there dead in cyberdom? Thanks!

 

 

Brian

[TCH-Rob]

Would they have anything to do with Frontpage requesting authorization from the server every time I open up the application??

They are Front Page files and that is probably the reason.

 

The domains I have transferred? Is there a DNS that I can point them to so they don't just lay there dead in cyberdom?

 

NS1.TOTALCHOICEHOSTING.COM and NS2.TOTALCHOICEHOSTING.COM, dont forget to open a ticket to have them park those on your main domain.

[BluegrassGardener]

Thanks bunches Rob!!

[MikeJ]

Also, I've just transferred two more domains to Total Choice and I noticed that there is no longer a way to manage parked domains through cPanel. Wasn't that an option at one time?

We don't allow the users to add parked domains on their own. If you need parked domains on your account, just submit a help desk ticket with the domains you want parked and what account you want them parked on.