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What hostname should I connect to when uploading my pages by FTP or Secure FTP?  
 
You should use the domain name of your website, prefixed by ftp.  
 
e.g. Website address: www.pagehosting.co.uk the domain name is pagehosting.co.uk and you would upload to ftp.pagehosting.co.uk.  
 
Do not use machine names or IP addresses to reference our servers, as these may change. However, we will make changes so that your site address and your upload address will remain the same.  
 
What is the name of your default page which the server will send when a client enters my site URL?  
Default documents should be named index.html. If you are using PHP or SSI in your default document, you should use index.php or index.shtml.  
 
Can I run my own CGI scripts?  
If you purchase a web hosting package which includes a CGI scripting facility, you can upload your own CGI scripts. There is a separate support section for CGI scripting.  
 
Can you provide raw log files showing transfers and/or processed statistics for my web site?  
Yes! Contact your account manager, or support@pagehosting.co.uk.  
 
Do your web servers have the MIME types installed to support WAP?  
Yes! Our hosting services can be used to serve WAP content to mobile users.  
 
 

One billion users will drive the Internet by 2005  
 
With fifteen percent of the world's population online, e-commerce will boom to $5tn.  
 
The Global Market Forecast for Internet Usage and Commerce claims that fifteen percent of the global population will be online in four year (a seventy percent compound annual growth rate in Internet spending from $354bn in the year 2000).  
 
And, Europe is likely to take pole position.  
 
source: ZDNet UK

 

Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates said on Wednesday 23rd May 2001 that the bursting of the dot-com bubble is not the end of the technology boom, only "the end of the beginning".  
 
Gates told a meeting at Microsoft's CEO Summit "The next decade is the big one. This is the decade when your involvement with computing will be pervasive".  
 
source: ZDNet UK

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