http://cpanel.yourdomain.com

http://whm.yourdomain.com

http://webmail.yourdomain.com

These will allow you to bypass the proxy as the traffic will go over the standard web port 80 as opposed to a custom port.

This can be downloaded here: download formmail

Once downloaded you should extract the files and make the following edits:

Edit formmail.php changing $TARGET_EMAIL to a domain that you want the form to be able to email, this is your receiving domain, e.g. for nethosted.co.uk this is what we set it to:

$TARGET_EMAIL = array(EMAIL_NAME."@nethosted\.co\.uk$");

A few lines below this edit the DEF_ALERT value to a default email you want alerts to go to, for test@test.com it is set to:

define("DEF_ALERT","test@test.com");

That is the entire formmail configuration necessary, you then just need to edit the default form to put in some info, this is very well commented so going through this sampleform.htm file you can’t really go wrong, the only things you actually need to setup are the post address (STEP 1 in the comments) to the full path to the formmail script on your site, and the recipient address (STEP 2 in the comments) which is where the form submission gets sent to.

Of course you can then customise the sample form and build it into your site to make it look attractive, but this is all that is needed for the basic setup.

If you wish to transfer part of an account such as a specific hosting plan and/or domain to a new owner please submit a ticket detailing which items you wish to transfer and the following details of the new owner:

First Name:
Last Name:
Company Name (Optional):
Email Address:
Address 1:
Address 2 (Optional):
City:
Region:
Postcode:
Country:
Phone Number:

We can then create a new account and move the required products to this account.

http://servername.solardns.com/~username/  – e.g. http://venus.solardns.com/~myaccount/

http://ip/~username/ – e.g http://213.229.78.29/~myaccount/

Your server IP and server name are shown in your Welcome Email, you should substitute the username with your cPanel username also shown in the Welcome Email.

https://servername.solardns.com:2083 for cPanel
https://servername.solardns.com:2087 for WHM
https://servername.solardns.com:2096 for Webmail

e.g. https://mars.solardns.com:2083

You can find your servername in the Welcome Email or by contacting support.

You can also just access via https://yourdomain.com:2083 for example for cPanel but you will receive an SSL warning because the certificate won’t match your domain name, in some browsers you can permanently accept the certificate so the warning won’t come up in future.

1. Login to cPanel and select the Web Disk icon

2. Create a webdav account as shown

3. In Dreamweaver select the Site menu then choose New Site and fill in the details for your site and click next

4. You can choose whether to edit locally or on the server, choose which you prefer and click next

5. You then need to enter the details for your webdav account that you just set up, for the server address this is https://www.yourdomain.com:2078 replacing yourdomain.com with your site address, and using the username and password you just created in cPanel.

6. Once you’ve entered these details click test connection and you should see this working as shown above

Firstly login to your cPanel and select the R1Soft icon shown below:

You will see a screen with a tree view, expand this fully and you will see a list of times and dates for all the backups of your files that are available to be restored. You can restore your whole account by selecting the home directory, and then choosing the restore button in the top right as shown below:

Once you have selected the files you wish to restore and pressed the restore button you will see the following screen:

The two options available are:

• Overwrite existing files

It will replace your current files with files from the backup even if they already exist. This would be useful if you’ve recently edited a file and this has caused a problem with your site.

• Encrypt file data over network

This should always be selected so your backup data is restored securely.

Once you have done this you should choose the New button highlighted below, then click Next.

You should then check the Manually configure server settings or additional server types box and choose Next.

The Internet E-mail radio button should be selected, choose Next.

You then need to enter your email account details, these should look similar to those shown below (entering your own mail server settings as found in your welcome email, and your email address/username/password as you have setup in cPanel). You can substitute the incoming and outgoing mailserver to servername.solardns.com to avoid certificate warnings, e.g. venus.solardns.com. If you wish to use IMAP instead of POP3 be sure to change this in the Account Type dropdown. Once you have filled this in choose More Settings as highlighted.

From here select the Outgoing Server tab and check the box My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication. The radio button Use same settings as my incoming mail server should be highlighted.

Select the Advanced tab next and set it to the settings shown below:

Once this is done click OK, you have entered all the necessary settings now so click next and your account is set up in Outlook.

Once this is installed here are the steps to connect to your NetHosted FTP account securely:

1. Click File Menu => Site Manager
2. Choose New Site
3. In the pop up box enter:

   	Host: ftp.yourdomain.com Port: 21

   	Servertype: FTPES - FTP over explicit TLS/SSL

   	Logontype: Normal

   	User: Included in welcome email

   	Password: Included in welcome email

4. Hit connect, a window will pop up saying Unknown Certificate, select Always trust certificate in future sessions in the bottom left and hit OK, you’re now connected.