Domain Name Expired
Ho do Install Frontpage extensions
How do I FTP?
How do I manage my domain name?
Can't Send My Email
Question: Domain Name Expired
My domain has expired. How can I reactivate it?
Solution:
[--- UPDATED: 5/30/2006 11:45:03 AM BY AGENT: Default Profile ---]
You can reactivate your domain so long as your domain name is in the registrar redemption period (30 days after your domain expired), You will need to enter your new credit card information at http://www.netmart.com/domain-registration.asp. If your domain name is more than 30 days expired, you may have to bid for it as the registrar may choose to auction it off or permanently delete it in which case you can re-register it.
[--- UPDATED: 5/30/2006 11:39:39 AM BY AGENT: Default Profile ---]
Question: Ho do Install Frontpage extensions
I am not sure how to install FrontPage extensions.
Solution:
To install Frontpage extensions, go to your control panel, FrontPage Manager > Install Extensions.
[--- UPDATED: 5/30/2006 12:31:19 PM BY AGENT: Default Profile ---]
Question: How do I FTP?
How do I FTP. I have the server info and the username and password but have no idea what to do?
Solution:
You need an FTP client such WS_FTP or CuteFTP. You can find many of these FTP clients at shareware download sites like downloads.com. Once you have it installed, enter the information provided in your account welcome email into the FTP Client.
[--- UPDATED: 5/30/2006 1:52:12 PM BY AGENT: Default Profile ---]
Question: How do I manage my domain name?
Your Question: What is the URL to manage my domain name?
Solution:
[--- UPDATED: 6/2/2006 1:44:40 PM BY AGENT: Default Profile ---]
Hello, The URL to manage your domain name is: http://manage.opensrs.net
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Question: Can't Send My Email
I can't send out my email. I didn't have this problem before.
Solution:
Please check with your ISP. Some ISP's don't allow you to use 3rd party SMTP servers. If this is the case you must use your ISP's SMTP server to send out your email. If you do not know what your ISP's SMTP server is then you can get this information from your ISP.
[--- UPDATED: 6/6/2006 9:36:29 AM BY AGENT: Default Profile ---]
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