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The data that holds the records for resolving domain to ip is generally cached on 100,000's of servers world wide, most ISP's cache this data as well as broadband routers can and even browsers. This is why name server changes take 1-72 hours generally to allow propagation (time for these servers to add your records.
So speed of your name servers are not an ...
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In WHM, I've got two separate "packages" setup. One for dedicated IP's, and one for Shared IPs. "Dedicated IP" is an option when setting up the Package. So all you should need to do is create a Package called shared-ip or some such, unclick the Dedicated IP checkbox when setting it up, and then use that Package for any accounts that you want on the Shared ...
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It sounds like your domain records have not propagated yet. This means that the domain name servers around the world that store a record of your domain information haven't updated with the latest details, so they are still 'sending' visitors to your old server.
The solution is to wait. It can take between 0 and 48 hours for domain name changes to update ...
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For the procedure of link building you launched, web hosting of the subdomain won't take into account for SEO. I own multiple websites with your web hosting situation and I have never had problems for SEO.
Moreover, search engines (like Google) currently treat a subdomain as an entirely different domain name for SEO and for sure even more if web hosting is ...
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Some registrars charge an administration fee for transferring the domain away, they are likely forwarding this cost to your friend. There is no legal obligation that companies not to charge any fees for the transferring of the domain... It's like switching from one telecom provider to another, some charge, some don't....
While you may consider the charges ...
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I found it was actually CloudFlare that was caching my site. I cleared its cache and disabled it while I am developing
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You need a separate zone for each domain.
Here are some instructions from one web host on how to do it. The process should be similar on any web host.
To host multiple domain names on a single server, create a separate domain zone for each domain name... At a minimum, you'll need an A record for each domain name pointing to the server's IP address.
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Please kindly ask your provider to check the binding again. I believe the problem is only about binding. :)
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SSL certificates are issued to the domain it then requires installing via your host or yourself. Shared hosting, the host would do the install for you since you don't normally have the option to do so. On unmanaged services such as dedicated, vps and instances on Amazon you are expected to install software yourself.
Valid SSL certificates are issued by ...
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Download PHPMyAdmin install it using your user name and password.
A how to documentation http://docs.phpmyadmin.net/en/latest/setup.html .
However, you need to be careful at seting up your phpmyadmin, dont let other people knows it.
If security and feature is not a concern , you may want to try adminer, it provide lighter and faster interface.
For ...
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I would strongly suggest that you do not build the forum software yourself, if that's your intention?
Use something that's battle tested and has already been exposed to some of the abuse that the public internet will throw at it - and that's open source and has a good team & active community behind it to fix any problems that occur.
You might consider ...
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If you have SSH then you should be able to run CLI applications from there.
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Sounds like the directory is not within the same user group as the ftp user and www-data account, more than likely its set as owner root.
You need to login via ssh and do a chown www-data:www-data /full/path/to/the/directory if you don't have ssh access ask your webhost.
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Malware spread by hacked WP sites is, usually, some hidden iframe in the html pages generated by the CMS, so, unless you move the files on your PC and run the CMS locally, there will be almost zero risks.
if you have to test the pages to clean the infection you probably have to take care; use a good antivirus with internet protection features, but again, ...
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as other have already pointed out, 'speed' can mean many thing.
in those cases i suggest a so-called 'stresstest', that is pushing the server to its limits to see ho many pages it can serve when many browsers are connected and different pages are requested at the same tima.
I normally use Jakarta Jmeter finding it a really effective tool
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The most popular reasons for blocking the local ip address are described in details on the hosting analytical forum
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In order to determine the real speed of the site and the site uptime, I advise you to visit the following site
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Propagation time varies, generally its between 1-48 hours but can take longer depending on the domain type.
The .com and .co.uk domains are very popular and may update these faster than say a .biz.
You can take a look at name servers/dns changes using these various online tools:
What's my DNS
Pingdom DNS Check
DNS Report
MXTool Box
Now 'What's my ...
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Since you're looking to store around 3000 HQ images per semester. If each of them are around 10 MB, they are going to occupy 30 GB space per semester for you. So, the first important question in deciding VPS / Shared hosting will be how do you plan to store them?
If you're planning to store them in SQL Server, I really doubt if any hosting company will ...
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The existing answers are right, you should definitively do a trial with the desired hoster.
However, at least with Version 3 of Joomla, you could also manipulate the php from inside joomla, which makes it extremely likely that also preinstallations would allow this. This at least is the case with my own hoster.
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I found the issue was the user for that cPanel account actually had an identical password to my WHM account and this threw an error (though user names were different). I changed it and it was ok.
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You can easily access the phpmyadmin through the administration privileges. Just click on the icon of phpmyadmin and run it as an administrator. No need to go to the control panel. Hope this will reduce your problem.
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Thank you all for your help, you have been most helpful in solving this.
Finally, the Hosting Provider came out and notified that they noticed the websites were being accessed from another country and they thought their clients were going to move the sites away from them. Therefore, they shut access to the countries they were being accessed from.
Stupid, I ...
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Could you please kindly advise the error message that you get? Can you PING your domain? Have you point your domain to Godaddy name server?
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In this case, you should go for cloud hosting may be Amazon Web Services Europe data center. 99.9% uptime and you could sell with more benefit. I'd have to say don't go with shared hosting.
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