If you or one of your customers is facing a less than optimal route into our network resulting in higher latency or packet loss then it is advisable to submit a tracert (trace route) to our support department via the ticketing system. To carry out a tracert on Windows, follow these simple steps: Step 1 Depending on your O/S click 'Start' followed by selecting 'Run...' which can usually be found around the bottom right of your start menu assuming it has not been hidden. Step 2 Assuming a box titled 'Run' has popped up, now type 'command' in the text box and select 'OK' Step 3 You should now see a black box titled 'command.com', in this box type 'tracert www.yourdomain.com' followed by hitting enter, your computer will take a short while to complete this task. Step 4 Once you can see the text 'Trace Complete' in the black box, right hand click within the box and slect the option 'select all' followed by hitting enter on your keyboard, this will copy the tracert into your clipboard. Step 5 With the tracert details in your clipboard you can either past then into note pad or paste them directly back into your support ticket ready for our inspection. Step 6 In order for us to test our route back to you as well as your route to us, its imperative that you supply your current IP. If you do not know your IP simply copy and paste your findings from this website: www.whatismyip.com.

How much is 1 meg? Every time anyone views your web page all of the data (html code, text, graphics, etc.) within the page must be transferred from your web server, into the visitor's computer,via the internet where it is viewed by a web browser. As a result, the amount of data transfer a hosting customer uses is related to the number of visitors to their site, multiplied by the size of their web pages. Graphics and other multimedia files account for the vast majority of data transfer used. This becomes apparent when you consider that the average text page consists of only of about 5 Kb of data, while images can be as large as 50-200 Kb in size -- and many images are often incorporated into each web page. Flash files are often very large, along with audio and video files. Live audio and video feeds can also be bandwidth hogs. A 3 minute MP3 file equals apx.3 megs per view! Bandwidth data transfer to a large degree are synonymous. 3 major factors to take into account: 1. The amount of traffic you receive 2. The size of your site 3. The types of files offered on your site. How is transfer measured? Formula: page size x page views X 30days=Bandwidth Transfer Page size:You have 10KB of text,60 KB of gifs would equal a per page size of 70K. Page views: you have 60 vistors that look at 4 pages per day equals 240 views a day. 70x240x30(days)=504,000 kb or approximately 504 mb, of bandwidth each month.(10 megs gets 1 gig(1000mb) of transfer per mo.) One kilobyte (KB) is equal to 1,024 bytes. One megabyte (MB) is equal to apx. 1,000 kilobytes One megabyte is equal to 1,048,576 bytes One gigabyte (GB) is equal to apx. 1,000 megabytes. One terabytes (TB) is equal to apx. 1,000 gigabytes So how much is one (1) byte? 1st lets look at a BIT Bit A bit is short for BInary digiT. It is the smallest unit of information on a computer. All digital data inside a computer is represented using a binary number system where each number and character is comprised of 0's and 1's. Byte Eight bits of information is one byte, which is short for binary term. A byte is the amount of memory space it takes for the computer to store one character, such as the letter "A." 1 MB is equal to 1,048,576 bytes Realistically, based on average internet traffic, you could probably take a good bit more visitors as not everyone views every single page on your site. The average personal to professional level site transfers 100 - 1,500MB per month. Those offering unlimited Another important key factor to look out for is web hosting companies offering "unlimited bandwidth". At times, this statement may be FAR from what it states. I have come across time after time with web hosting companies stating that they offer "unlimited bandwidth", but when you inquire about the truth or accuracy of the statement you may find "unlimited" to them means "2 GB of transfer" (or similar.) Since when did 2 GB (gigabytes) transfer mean unlimited? Our web hosting plans state the exact gigabyte transfer allocated to its customer's account. No gimmicks. Whether or not you choose to host your website with us, beware the unlimited transfer offers.We do not claim that all web hosting companies engage in these practices, one must take caution when looking for a new webhost. If you go over your quota, you can upgrade to the next size package.

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Q: Creating a Welcome message for SSH logins

Have you ever been try to change or create a new login message anytime someone logs into SSH? Now we'll show you how it's done. SSH logins Welcome message First off login to our server as root. Then type in the following: pico /etc/motd Now type in the security login message you wish all users to see once they login to your server through SSH. Try something like this as a start: This computer system is for authorized users only. All activity is logged and regulary checked by systems personal. Individuals using this system without authority or in excess of their authority are subject to having all their services revoked. Any illegal services run by user or attempts to take down this server or its services will be reported to local law enforcement, and said user will be punished to the full extent of the law. Anyone using this system consents to these terms. Now type Ctrl+X then hit Y and enter Logout of SSH then log back in, you will receive your new greeting! Need any more help please submit the ticket, on given link. https://pakish.pk/portal/submitticket.php

Q: How do I track how many hits my website gets?

There are a few points that need to be cleared in terms of terminology: Website Hits 1. Hits - this simply mentions the number of 'components' loaded on your site. If one page has five images in it, viewing that page once adds 6 hits (one page + five images). 2. Impressions - the number of times all the pages on your site are seen (also simply called page views). Impressions are sometimes referred to as 'hits' which can cause confusion. 3. Unique - the number of people that visited your site. So to clarify, if I visit your website, look at two pages, and each page has 5 images on it, then your stats increase by one unique, two page views, and 12 hits. Tracking on your site can be either done server-side or remotely. With server-side statistics, log files are used to generate visitor information. This is usually much more accurate than remotely hosted solutions. In such cases, you usually have to add some javascript to your site. This javascript is then used to track visitor data. If your host provides it (and many do), server-side statistics are a good solution. Otherwise, companies like Site Meter can be used to remotely track your visitors.

Q: What is the best online resource for information about MySQL?

MySQL MySQL is a popular choice of database for use in web applications and is a is a freely available open source Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) that uses Structured Query Language (SQL). The MySQL website has a complete reference manual with search capabilities available on their website: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/" target="_blank">http://dev.mysql.com/doc/. The manual covers everything from basic installation, SQL syntax, to advanced usage like replication and clustering. Additionally there are translations of the reference manual in German, French, Japanese, Portuguese, and Russian available as well.

Q: What is my root password for MySQL?

For every database, you should set the root or sa passwords to something other than the default, unless you want to get hacked. The MySQL root password allows full access to the MySQL database and allows for all actions to be undertaken including creating new users, new databases, setting access rules and so on. Root password for MySQL If the server was auto provisioned with MySQL then the root password is the same as the server root password. If you have Plesk auto provisioned on your server, then use "admin" and the admin password for Plesk. If you installed MySQL through source, RPM, or up2date, then the initial root account passwords are empty, so anyone can connect to the MySQL server as root - without a password - and be granted all privileges. Unless you set the root password during or after the MySQL installation

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