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1.) Streaming video or music
Many people have questions about media steaming support for their
sites. Zber.net Hosting supports only "Http Streaming"
which is real player, quicktime, and windows media player. Below
is a "How to" for those who need it to work from their
sites.
After you encode your media files, there are two more steps in preparing
your content for streaming from a Web server: creating Windows Media
metafiles with .wax, .wvx, or .asx file name extensions and adding
tags to your HTML files. The HTML tag points the end user's browser
to the metafile, which points Windows Media Player to the content?the
Windows Media file. A metafile must be used to reference the media
because a direct reference to the media in an HTML tag will cause
most browsers to attempt to download the media rather than stream
it.
To create a Windows Media metafile
Open a text editor, such as Microsoft Notepad. Type the following
metafile script, replacing the URL with that of your media. Reference
the media just as you would any other Web file.
Code:
<ASX VERSION="3.0"> <ENTRY> <REF HREF
= "http://YourWebServer/Path/YourFile.wmv" /> </ENTRY>
</ASX>
You can place the metafile in the same folder as that of your media.
If you do so, you can use a relative path, which is simply the name
of the file. The REF line would look like this:
Code:
<REF HREF="YourFile.wmv" />
Save the text file, using the name of your media file followed
by the .wvx extension if the metafile points to a file with a .wmv
extension, or .wax if the metafile points to a file with a .wma
extension, such as YourFile.wvx. The file name extension .asx was
used in previous versions of Windows Media Technologies. To add
a tag to an HTML file Using a text editor such as Microsoft Notepad,
open the Web page that you want to add the reference to the media
to. Add the URL of the metafile. For example:
Code:
<HTML> <BODY> Play this Windows Media file: <A HREF
= "http://YourWebServer/Path/YourFile.wvx"> YourFile</A>
</BODY> </HTML>
Copy the Windows Media files (with .wma, .wax, .wmv, and .wvx file
name extensions) to your Web server. When an end user clicks the
reference on the Web page, the metafile is downloaded and Windows
Media Player opens. Windows Media Player opens the metafile, and
then opens and plays the Windows Media file from your Web server.
2.) Will you place ads on my site?
MikeZHosting.com will NOT place ads on your site.
3.) Do you need help with cpanel?
Go to http://cpanel.net/docs.htm
4.) How do I create email accounts?
To create an email account login to your control panel and click
add/remove email account's.
*NOTE: By default you have no email address setup. The main username
may look like it's a setup email, but if you wish to use it you
will need to add it as an email account
5.) What is your mail policy and limits?
Limits
There is a 200 hourly pop email limit per domain this limit is
also applied towards mailman. If you send over this amount in any
hour most of the e-mails will bounce back with a undeliverable error.
Many of our servers have a 60 pop checks per hour limit per email
address.? If you go over this you're likely to get a wrong password
error message saying login incorrect. Just wait an hour and it will
automatically unlock you. to prevent this from happening again make
sure to disable auto checking or at least set it to something higher
such as 10 minutes.
Any mailing list larger than 5,000 will require a semi dedicated
or dedicated hosting solution from us. Note: dividing one large
list into smaller lists to get below this limit is not allowed.
Mailing Lists Rules
1. Anytime you're sending a message no matter how large your e-mail
list is you must throttle it.? We recommend you throttle it to at
the very least sending 1 email every 6 seconds. If the mailing list
software you're using does not allow you to throttle you must switch
to something else. We recommend phplist which can be found in your
control panel under fantastico. If you do not throttle and you try
sending let's say 500 emails the server will try sending all 500
in 1 second which is not possible. This will cause the server load
to go very high and for the entire server to be sluggish until this
process is completed. It is our job to keep the server up and running
without being sluggish. Anyone who causes the servers load to go
high will be suspended and the process will be terminated. If you
choose not to throttle you will most likely be suspended for crashing
the server.
2. Any mailing list over 900 emails is only allowed to be sent
to during off-peak times to prevent high server loads. Off peak
times qualify as all day Saturday and Sunday, and 1am - 8 am eastern
time M-F.
3. You are not allowed to mail to a mailing list you were given
or purchased. This is spamming because they never agreed to you
personally sending them mail. We do not care and how you justify
it this is spam and will result in termination of the offending
account.
4. Any unsolicited e-mail being sent will result in termination
of the offending account. We take a zero tolerance stance against
sending of unsolicited e-mail.
6.)How do I change my DNS?
Any time you make a DNS (domain name server) change it takes around
24-48 hours to complete. During this proprogation time routers all
over the world are updating their cache. This causes your site to
be up and down randomly during the first 48 hours for different
people at different times. Think of dns like a zip code. If you
don't put a zip code on your mail the post office doesn't know where
to send it. Domains are the same way if they don't have the DNS
the internet doesn't know what server to send your request to.
Making The Changes
Every registar has a different procedure for changing your domains
DNS, however they are all done basically the same way. The welcome
email you received from us provides you with the name servers you
need to change your domain to. You will then take those name servers
to wherever you bought your domain, and fill them in for your domain
name.
Your name servers should look something like...
ns1.zber.net
ns2.zber.net
(do not use the above unless told so in your welcome email)
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