To access the statistics for your website, type the following URL into your Web browser:

Replace “www.example.com” with the name of your domain.

The password for your statistics page is the same as the password for your hosting account, unless you have changed it in the Hosting Control Center.

NOTE: Access to the raw data contained in your log files is available through the Web statistics application Site Analytics. Site Analytics may be added to any shared hosting account. For more information, see Adding Site Analytics to Your Hosting Account.

If you or one of your contacts lives in the Asia-Pacific region, you can register a .asia domain name. For more information about the countries that make up the Asia-Pacific region, see Which countries are in the Asia-Pacific region?.

To register a .asia domain, pay the registration fee, based on the number of years for which you want to register your domain. The minimum registration is one year, and the maximum registration is 10 years.

There are no restrictions for the content you can place on your .asia Web pages.

Who Can Register for .es Domains?

Registration for .es domains is open to everyone on a first-come, first-served basis.

What are the Registration Lengths for .es Domains?

You can purchase domains for a maximum registration of five years.

When Can I renew .es Domains?

You can renew .es domains when they are within one year of the expiration date. You can renew .es domains for a maximum registration of up to five years.
For more information on registering .es domains, see What is the Process for Registering .es Domains?

With ASP.NET AJAX, you can:

• Create next-generation interfaces with reusable AJAX Hosting components.
• Enhance existing Web pages using powerful AJAX controls with support for all modern browsers.
• Continue using Visual Studio 2005.
• Access remote hosting services and data directly from the browser without writing a lot of complicated script.
• For more information, see the Official Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX site.

NOTE: ASP.NET AJAX is only available on Windows accounts with ASP.NET 2.0 enabled.
ASP.NET AJAX assembly (System.Web.Extensions.dll) is installed in the global assembly cache (GAC). Do not include the assembly in the Bin folder of your AJAX-enabled website.

NOTE:You will have to obtain these files referenced below by FTPing into your hosting account and into the application’s directories. For more information on this, see your application’s manufacturer’s website.

4Images

Edit the config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$db_host = “youroldhostname”;

Aardvark Topsites

Edit the settings_sql.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$CONF['sql_host'] = ‘youroldhostname’;

Advanced Guestbook

Edit the admin/config.inc.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$GB_DB["host"] = “youroldhostname”;

Advanced Poll

Edit the db/include/config.inc.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$POLLDB["host"] = “youroldhostname”;

anyInventory

Edit the globals.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$db_host = “youroldhostname”;

BidWare

Edit the configuration/configure.inc.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$bidwareTsohbD = ‘youroldhostname’;

BlogEngine.NET

Edit the web.config file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

<add name=”BlogEngine” connectionString=”Data Source=youroldhostname;User ID=DBUser;Password=DBPassword;persist security info=False;initial catalog=DBName;” providerName=”System.Data.SqlClient”/>

Brim

Edit the framework/configuration/databaseConfiguration.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$host = ‘youroldhostname’;

Community Server

Edit the connectionStrings.config file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

<add name=”SiteSqlServer” connectionString=”server=youroldservername;uid=DBUser;pwd=’DBPassword’;database=DBName”/>

Coppermine

Edit the include/config.inc.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$CONFIG['dbserver'] = ‘youroldhostname’;

DotNetNuke

Edit the web.config file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

dotProject

Edit the includes/config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$dPconfig['dbhost'] = ‘youroldhostname’;

connectionString=”Server=youroldhostname;Database=DBName;uid=DBUser;pwd=DBPass;”

Drupal

Edit the sites/default/settings.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$db_url = ‘mysqli://DBUser:DBPassword@youroldhostname/DBName’;

Elgg

Edit the engine/settings.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

Gallery

Edit the config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$storeConfig['hostname'] = ‘youroldhostname’;

Geeklog

Edit the db-config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$_DB_host = ‘youroldhostname’;

Joomla

Edit the configuration.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

var $host = ‘youroldhostname’;

Lifetype

Edit the config/config.properties.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$config['db_host'] = ‘youroldhostname’;

MODx

Edit the includes/config.inc.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$database_server = ‘youroldhostname’;

Mambo

Edit the configuration.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$mosConfig_host = ‘youroldhostname’;

Mantis

Edit the config_inc.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$g_hostname = “youroldhostname”;

MediaWiki

Edit the LocalSettings.php and config/LocalSettings.php files. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server. $wgDBserver = “youroldhostname”;

Moodle

Edit the config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$CFG->dbhost = ‘youroldhostname’;

Noah’s Classifieds

Edit the app/config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$hostName=”youroldhostname”;

Nucleus

Edit the config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$MYSQL_HOST = ‘youroldhostname’;

OSCommerce

Edit the includes/configure.php and admin/includes/configure.php files. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

define(‘DB_SERVER’, ‘youroldhostname’);

OpenDB

Edit the include/local.config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

‘host’=>’youroldhostname’, //OpenDb database host

OpenX

Edit the var/yoursitename.com.conf.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

host=”youroldhostname”

OrangeHRM

Edit the lib/confs/Conf.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$this->dbhost = ‘youroldhostname’;

paFileDB

Edit the includes/config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$dbServer = “youroldhostname”;

PHCDownload

Edit the include/config.ini.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$config['db_server'] = “youroldservername”;

PHPOpenChat

Edit the config.inc.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

define(‘Data WidgetsBASE_HOST’, ‘youroldhostname’);

PHProjekt

Edit the config.inc.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

define(‘PHPR_DB_HOST’, ‘youroldhostname’);

PhpBB

Edit the config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$dbhost = ‘youroldhostname’;

phpCollab

Edit the includes/settings.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

define(‘MYSERVER’, ‘youroldhostname’);

phpMyFAQ

Edit the inc/data.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$DB["server"] = ‘youroldhostname’;

phpmyvisits

Edit the config/config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

‘db_host’ => ‘youroldhostname’,

Pinnacle Cart

Edit the content/engine/engine_config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘youroldhostname’);

PostNuke

Edit the config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$pnconfig['dbhost'] = ‘youroldhostname’;

reBlog

Edit the config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

define(‘REF_DB_HOST’, “youroldhostname”);

Serendipity

Edit the serendipity_config_local.inc.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$serendipity['dbHost'] = ‘youroldhostname’;

SilverStripe

Edit the tutorial/_config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

“server” => “youroldhostname”,

Simple Machine Forum

Edit the Settings.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$db_server = ‘youroldhostname’;

Vanilla Forum

Edit the conf/database.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

$Configuration['Data WidgetsBASE_HOST'] = ‘youroldhostname’;

WebCalendar

Edit the includes/settings.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

db_host: youroldhostname

WordPress

Edit the wp-config.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘youroldhostname’);

Xoops

Edit the mainfile.php file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

define( ‘XOOPS_DB_HOST’, ‘youroldhostname’ );

YetAnotherForum

Edit the yafnet.config file. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

<connstr>user id=DBUser;pwd=DBPassword;data source=youroldhostname;initial catalog=DBName;timeout=90</connstr>

Zen Cart

Edit the includes/configure.php and admin/includes/configure.php files. You will need to update the following line with the name of the new database server.

define(‘DB_SERVER’, ‘youroldhostname’);

Download Using an FTP Client

Using an FTP client, you can download your stored back-up file. To perform this task using your own FTP client, locate the file in the _db_backups folder on the root level of your hosting account, and copy it to your local drive.

To Download the Stored Back-up File Using the Hosting Control Center Web-Based FTP Client

1. Log in to your Account Manager.
2. In the My Products section, select Hosting Account List.
3. Next to the hosting account you want to modify, click Manage Account.
4. In the Content section of the Hosting Control Center, click the FTP Client icon.
5. If a security certificate window displays, click Yes or Trust to accept the certificate and open the FTP program.
6. Locate the database file in the _db_backups folder on the root level of your hosting account (in the right window) and, using the arrows in the middle of the FTP client, transfer it to your local system (in the left window).

1. Launch the Server Admin tool and connect to the server where you want to install the certificate.
2. Highlight the server node in the SERVERS list.
3. Select the Certificates button from the toolbar at the top of the right pane.
4. Click the + button.
5. Fill in the fields as appropriate. A brief description of each field follows:
* Common Name – The fully-qualified domain name for which you plan to use your certificate (e.g., – “www.example.com”).
* Organization – The full legal name of your organization. The listed organization must be the legal registrant of the domain name in the certificate request. If you are enrolling as an individual, please enter the certificate requestor’s name in the Organization field, and the DBA (doing business as) name in the Organizational Unit field.
* Organizational Unit – Optional. Enter the name of a business unit or group. If applicable, you may enter the DBA (doing business as) name in this field.
* City (Locality) – Name of the city in which your organization is registered/located. Please spell out the name of the city. Do not abbreviate.
* State/Province – Name of state or province where your organization is located. Please enter the full name. Do not abbreviate.
* Country Code – The two-letter International Organization for Standardization (ISO) format country code for the country in which your organization is legally registered.
* Valid From/Expires On – Not used. Leave at default values.
* Private Key Size – Must be at least 2048.
* Private Key Passphrase – Optional. If you wish to use a private key passphrase, enter and confirm it here. Note that this passphrase will need to be made available to the system whenever starting any applications that make use of this certificate. If you want your services to be able to start automatically upon server startup, leave the passphrase field blank.
6. Click the Done button, then click the Save button.
7. Click the Gear button and then select Generate Certificate Signing Request (CSR).
8. Drag the icon on the sheet to the directory where you wish to save the certificate request. The rest of this document assumes that the file was saved to the Desktop.
9. Click Done.
10. Rename the file that was created from “—–BEGIN CERTIFICATE REQUE” to “certreq”. This file contains the Certificate Signing Request (CSR) that you will need to provide when submitting your certificate request to us.

For more information about downloading your certificate, see Downloading and Installing an SSL Certificate.

To Install the Intermediate Chain

1. Copy the certificate files to your server.
2. Launch the Keychain Access application (/Applications/Utilities/Keychain Access).
3. If the button at the lower left of the Keychain Access window is labeled “Show Keychains” then click the button to show the Keychain list.
4. Select the System keychain.
5. Click the padlock icon at the top left to unlock the System keychain. Authenticate as a user with administrative privileges, if prompted.
6. Select File->Import. Navigate to and select the sf_intermediate.crt that you copied to your server.
7. Verify that the “Starfied Technologies Secure Certification Authority” appears in the list.
8. Close the Keychain Access application.

To Install Your Certificate

1. Launch the Server Admin tool and connect to the server where you want to install the certificate.
2. In the Servers pane, select the server on which you want to install the SSL certificate.
3. Select Certificates from the toolbar at the top of the right pane.
4. Select the item representing the certificate you have requested. Click the “Gear” button and then select Add Signed or Renewed Certificate from Certificate Authority….
5. Drag the file containing your server certiicate to the blue certificate icon that displays after the previous step.NOTE: Make sure to drag the file with your server certificate. Do NOT use the file containing the intermediate certificate.
6. Click Replace Certificate.

Assign the Certificate to your Services

After installing your certificate as well as the intermediate CA certificate, you can assign this certificate to the desired services (Web, Mail, iChat, Open Directory, etc.). In the appropriate settings pane for the desired service, select the certificate that you have just installed and then click the Save button.

The Verified Legal Opinion document serves to authenticate (any of) the following information pertaining to the certificate-requesting organization:

• Certificate Approver: Name, Title, Agency and Authorization
• Contract Signer: Name, Title, Agency and Authorization
• Place of Business
• Phone Number
• Operational Experience
• Domain Name Exclusive Right of Use
• Domain Name Exclusive Right of Use Knowledge

If you request a multiple domain (UCC) certificate, the common name must be a fully-qualified domain name, but subject alternative names can be simple host names.

If are using a certificate on a website that is available to the World Wide Web, you must use a fully-qualified domain name as the common name.