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• 20MB Storage Space
• 500MB Data Transfers
• 10 email addresses
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• 50MB Storage Space
• 500MB Data Transfers
• 12 email addresses
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• 100MB Storage Space
• 1GB Data Transfers
• 15 email addresses
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If you are looking for affordable
and reliable UNIX hosting, you have come to the
right place. Host for You New Zealand offers the
most affordable hosting with features such as MS
FrontPage, CGI/Perl, MySQL, PHP and best of all,
24/7 customer service. Whether you are building a
personal website or a professional website for your
business, you will find what you need at Host for
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Answers to our most asked questions
I placed my order three days ago, and the WhoIs lookup shows that
my domain is active on your servers, but I can't get my site to
load on any browser. Why is that?
Even when the WhoIs database displays your domain as active on our
servers, sometimes the internet doesn't display the site to all
browsers in all parts of the world immediately. For example: your
domain may be viewable in California today while not showing up in
Maryland, but that usually gets resolved within 24 hours. It takes
3-5 days for the domain to become active and resolved back to our
servers. This is true for all hosting companies.
I want my domain available to publish to the same day. Is this
possible?
Yes, we offer same-day domain service in the form of a Unique IP.
This numerical address will be up the same day of your order and
publishable via FTP. In 3-5 days, the name you have chosen will
resolve within the WhoIs and World Wide Web, allowing visitors to
type that name to get to your site.
What happens to the numerical address once my chosen domain name
becomes active?
If the numerical address is typed in a browser after your domain
name resolves, they will STILL get your site. The numerical
address and yourdomain.com are one in the same.
Do you still charge the extra $7.00 per month for the Unique IP
even after the numerical address resolves to my chosen domain
name?
Yes we do, since you still enjoy the benefits of the Unique IP.
The difference between a Unique IP and a regular domain is that a
regular, run-of-the-mill domain name needs to be added to the
WhoIs directory and resolved back to our servers, while a Unique
IP is availabe in the form of a numerical address the same day you
order it from us. Within a few days that numerical address becomes
www.yourdomain.com
What is the path to your perl server?
#!/cgi-sys/
Where can I access my web based mail server without going through
control panel?
In the address bar of your browser, enter www.yourdomain.com/webmail/.
At the prompt, enter your full email address and your selected
password. This is where you must first set-up your email via the
control panel and set preferences before it is activated. Then, at
the bottom of the resulting page, click "Read Web Mail"
Will your e-mail service work with MS Outlook, Eudora, or other
client based e-mail programs?
Yes, no problem.
How does the e-mail set-up to work with MS Outlook?
Simply use yoursite.com as POP and SMTP. If you have problems
using yoursite.com as your SMTP (outgoing mail) server, use the
SMTP server your dial up or internet service provider offers.
How many e-mail addresses do I get?
All accounts get addresses as per plan that you control in your
Control Panel
You have just set-up my new account, why can't I access my new
control panel?
Your domain name is either new or being transferred to our
nameservers. This process takes 3-5 days to resolve back to our
servers. As soon as your site is up and running (resolved), you
will receive an email from us.
I have my client based e-mail configured properly, why can't I
access?
You must set-up your web based e-mail first
I have uploaded my new index.htm page. Why doesn't it show?
Our servers are set-up with an .html index page. Just change your
index.htm file extension to index.html
Why won't my Front Page forms work?
Install your front page extensions from your C-panel.
How do I transfer my domain name?
To transfer hosts, ask your register to change the nameservers to
ours:
Primary DNS: ns1.host4u.co.nz
Primary IP: 202.189.163.17
Secondary DNS: ns2.host4u.co.nz
Secondary IP: 202.189.163.18
How long does it take to set-up my account?
Please allow 24 hours, although it has been done at times as fast
as 1 hour. If you did not order an account with a unique IP, your
site will not be active for at least 3 - 5 days, until the name
resolves. We will notify you when your site is ready.
Do you offer PHP support? MySQL databases?
YES
Where can I get my site stats?
You will find extensive stats in the "Webalizer" link in your
control panel
Can I have Sub-Domains set up under my domain?
Yes depending on your plan
Do sub-domains get FTP access?
Yes, FTP only if you have a unique IP address.- they do not get a
control panel. You do not have to have a unique IP address to have
FTP to access all sub-domains, but you do need a unique IP address
if you want virtual FTPs for each sub-domain.
Can sub-domains have e-mail addresses?
Yes- top level domain must set-up in their control panel
What will my sub-domain name look like?
you.yourdomain.com
How much does a unique IP cost?
$7.00 per month
What is FTP?
FTP (File Transfer Protocol) is a system used for transferring
files between computers on the Internet. It is commonly used for
downloading software from the Internet. This is the process you
will be using to upload your web pages to our server.
Can I use Anonymous FTP?
Currently, we do not support anonymous FTP. However, you can make
links to the files through your website and have downloads occur
over HTTP. In fact, if you download from more than one IP address
at the same time (i.e. two different people log into your site via
FTP with your password and download files), your site will be
permanently disabled from downloading files via FTP.
You will need to use a stand alone FTP client to upload your
files. We support the following utilities: I personally use Ace.
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