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What is SNI?

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What is SNI?

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A dedicated IP is not required for installing an SSL certificate on your Linux or Windows Shared Hosting packages since Server Name Indication (SNI) is supported on all our servers.

Directory and File Structure - Windows

cmu5 — Thu, 04 Sep 2014 13:06:03 +0000

Directory and File Structure - Windows

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Directory/Folder Structure

From amongst the several directories found within your Plesk account, only the following are important:

Directory	Contents
\httpdocs	Contains all files that are part of the website. Any file and folder inside this directory is visible over the Internet unless you password protect it. Additional Information Protecting a Resource on Page 71 of the Plesk Panel Guide for Single Domain Windows Hosting Restricting Access to Content on Page 91 of the Plesk Panel Guide for Multi Domain Windows Hosting Restricting Access to Content on Page 91 of the Plesk Panel Guide for Reseller Windows Hosting
\error_docs	When visitors come to your site and request pages that the web server cannot find, the web server generates and displays a standard HTML page with an error message. The standard error messages may inform of problems but they do not usually say how to resolve them. You may want to create your own error pages and upload them in this directory. Additional Information Customizing Web Server Error Messages (Windows Hosting) on Page 98 of the Plesk Panel Guide for Single Domain Windows Hosting Setting Up Custom Error Pages on Windows Servers on Page 107 of the Plesk Panel Guide for Multi Domain Windows Hosting Setting Up Custom Error Pages on Windows Servers on Page 107 of the Plesk Panel Guide for Reseller Windows Hosting

File Structure

's Plesk hosting servers will check for the existence of one of the below files and based on the order specified below, display it's
content as the home page, when anyone tries to list the content of any folder/directory:

index.html
index.htm
index.cfm
index.shtml
index.shtm
index.stm
index.php
index.php3
index.asp
index.aspx
default.htm
default.asp
default.aspx

Examples

If you were to upload a file index.html within the httpdocs folder of your website somedomain.com, then when someone tries to reach either
somedomain.com or www.somedomain.com, then he/she would be automatically displayed the contents of the index.html file. This happens since our server treats the index.html as the
home page or default page for this directory.

Similarly, if you were to upload an index.html file within the /httpdocs/plants folder, then when someone types somedomain.com/plants or www.somedomain.com/plants, then he/she
would be automatically displayed the contents of the index.html file within the plants folder.

Now, if you were to upload two or more files from amongst the list given above, then the one mentioned higher in the order would be considered as the home page. So in the event that there exists an index.php
and default.htm file within the same folder, then the index.php file will get considered as the home page.

Directory and File Structure - Linux

cmu5 — Thu, 04 Sep 2014 13:02:29 +0000

Directory and File Structure - Linux

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Directory/Folder Structure

From amongst the several directories found within your cPanel account, only the following are important:

Directory	Contents
/public_html	contains all files that are part of the website. Any file and folder inside this directory is visible over the Internet unless you password protect it.
/www	is simply a link to the public_html directory.

File Structure

's cPanel hosting servers will check for the existence of one of the below files and based on the order specified below,
display it's content as the Home Page, when anyone tries to list the content of any folder/directory:

index.html
index.htm
index.php
index.php3
index.php4
index.shtml
default.html
default.htm
default.php
home.html
home.htm
home.php
index.pl
home.pl
default.pl

Examples

If you were to upload a file index.html within the public_html folder of your website somedomain.com, then when someone tries to reach either somedomain.com or
www.somedomain.com, then they would be automatically displayed the content of the index.html file. This happens since our server treats the index.html as the home page or default page for this directory.
Similarly, if you were to upload an index.html file within the /public_html/plants folder, then when someone types somedomain.com/plants or www.somedomain.com/plants,
then they would be automatically displayed the content of the index.html file within the plants folder.
Now, if you were to upload two or more files from amongst the list given above, then the one mentioned higher in the order would be considered as the home page. So in the event that there
exists an index.php and default.html file within the same folder, then the index.php file will get considered as the home page.

Locating the Name Servers or DNS Records to Use

cmu5 — Thu, 04 Sep 2014 13:00:35 +0000

Locating the Name Servers or DNS Records to Use

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Login to your Control Panel, Search for the domain name for which you have purchased this Order and go to the
Order Information view. Instructions to Login and reach the Order Information view
Click the Name Server Details link.
Here, you would find the list of Name Servers you need to set for your domain
name. Modifying the Name Servers of your domain name with

Alternatively, if you wish to retain the Name Servers of your domain name instead of using 's Name Servers, you would
need to add the DNS Records listed on this page, on your existing Name Servers.