Setting up Email: iOS Mail (iPad) Finding Information About Your Account Settings If you need help finding your username and other configuration settings, see our article...
Setting up Email: iOS Mail (iPhone) Finding Information About Your Account Settings If you need help finding your username and other configuration settings, see our article:...
Setting Up Email: Mac Mail If you need help finding your username and other configuration settings, see this article on setting up email readers. Setting...
Using grep Introduction Grep stands for Globally search a Regular Expression and Print. The basic usage of the command is grep [options]...
Tutorial: Using the Shell, Part 4 Introduction Your shell can be personalized quite a lot. Using settings in your .bashrc file you can change the prompt,...
Tutorial: Using the Shell, Part 3 Introduction You can be very productive using the shell, however, there are some fantastic tricks to make you faster and...
Tutorial: Using the Shell, Part 2 Introduction In this tutorial, we will cover how to send programs into the background, how to restore them to the...
Tutorial: Using the Shell, Part 1 Introduction The Linux commands on their own are pretty powerful and useful tools but until you know how to combine...
Using GNU Tar The tar command is used to join many files together into one, and optionally compress them. The process is totally...
Using cron Cron jobs are designed to execute tasks at specific times. These can be anything from server maintenance (updates), monitoring,...
Using du and df The df and du commands are two small utilities that are extremely useful. The df command displays the disk free...
Using gzip In this tutorial, we will be looking at the family of commands gzip, gunzip and zcat. These commands will create...
Viewing Files with cat and more less, more and cat are all file viewers but each has their own particular uses. cat simply prints the file...
Using kill, killall, and pkill The kill command is in the format of kill signal processid. The kill and killall commands are used to kill...
Downloading files with wget The wget command is an internet file downloader that can download anything from files and web pages all the way...
Downloading files with curl cURL is both a library and a command line utility written to handle the transfer of data using many different...
How to use diff and patch The "diff" tool calculates the differences between two text files. That difference is called a patch. You can apply a...
Using SSL This article answers common questions about the use of SSL on accounts here at Pair Networks. Accessing Files Securely There...
FAQ – ShopSite ShopSite includes tools for site creation and management, sales and traffic statistics, secure encrypted transactions, and online order fulfillment. Pair...
E-Commerce Basics E-commerce, short for "electronic commerce", is the selling of products or services over the internet. E-commerce has become a popular...
Junk Email Filtering Overview How to Find Your Mailbox's Junk Email Filtering Log in to the Account Control Center Click E-Mail in the left sidebar In...
Junk Email Filtering And Your Email Reader Before you can take advantage of the Junk Email filtering system on a mailbox, it must be enabled in the...
Junk Email Filtering: Advanced Options This article describes our advanced junk email filtering options. If you haven't already, please first read the Junk Email Filtering...
Emailing Lists Our preferred mailing list solution is our PairList service, which includes full web-based list administration. To learn more about PairList...
Troubleshooting: Email Problems I can't retrieve my emails. Depending on the error message, this could be due to several factors. Unfortunately, the error...
Saving Junk Email Messages to a File You have two options if you wish to store junk email messages in a file: 1) Create a junk email...
FAQ – Enhanced Junk Email Filtering System Want to learn more about our junk email filtering settings? Here are some frequently asked questions and their answers.
Account Information This article describes how to find commonly needed account information such as your username, hosting account type, and server name....
The Account Control Center The Account Control Center gives you access to the settings and details of your account in an easy-to-use web-based control...
Secure Server (SSL) Information SSL, which stands for Secure Sockets Layer, is a protocol that allows traffic between a web server and client (ie, the...
Favorites The Favorites Menu The favorites menu is where you can favorite or unfavorite the page you're on, jump to any...
Web Stats: Webalizer If you wish to track your website's hits and usage statistics, you can use the powerful website statistics tool, Webalizer....
Web Stats: Analog Analog is a popular and powerful freeware website analysis program. You can easily set up Analog reports through the Account...
Disk Space and Bandwidth Usage Every Pair Networks account includes a certain amount of web server disk space and bandwidth usage. Complete details about each...
Changing Your Password You can change your Pair Networks password using the Account Control Center (ACC): Changing the Password from the Account...
Email Recipes: Email Forwarding, Autoresponders, and Advanced Configurations All accounts at Pair Networks have the ability to use email recipes, which are rules that specify how email messages...
Using the Pine Mail Program pine is a Unix mail reader you can use to check your mail when logged in by Telnet/SSH (after logging...
SMTP Service at Pair Networks To send email, you will need to specify an SMTP (outgoing email) server in your email reader. As a...
Setting up an Email Reader Finding Information About Your Account Settings When setting up a desktop email client, you'll be asked to provide several...
A Guide to Mailboxes Creating a Single Mailbox To create a mailbox, you'll need to access the ACC's Create Mailbox interface by following the...
FAQ – PairList What is PairList? PairList is Pair Networks' mailing list service that runs on the GNU Mailman software. You can...
FAQ- General Information What kind of hardware and software do you use? We use only top-of-the-line Intel servers, custom-built and extensively tested. Our...
FAQ- Account Features Can I run mailing lists with my account? Can I use Adobe Pagemill, Dreamweaver, or other HTML authoring tools?...
FAQ- Domain Names Where do I register my domain name? Pair Networks operates a registrar, Pair Domains, which handles registrations for .COM, .NET,...
FAQ- Electronic Mail How do I receive email? You will need to use the Account Control Center to set up mailboxes, forwarding,...
Troubleshooting: Access Problems I can't log in to my account. There are many possible reasons for this type of problem. If you...
Domain Name Services Domain Hosting Types Dedicated IP Dedicated IP domain hosting provides your domain name with its own IP address. The...
How to Connect to Your Account with SSH What is SSH? SSH is a terminal program that allows you to work on a machine other than your own...
Password Protected Directories You can password protect sections of your website by using the Account Control Center. However, some of our customers prefer to...
Unix Basics If you've been managing your Web files solely through FTP, the thought of learning Unix might be a little daunting....
File Permissions Your website's files are hosted on Pair Networks servers running either the FreeBSD or Ubuntu Linux operating systems. Both operating...
Anonymous FTP Services Every account at Pair Networks is eligible to serve files through anonymous FTP as well as the web. To request...
Our File Directory Structure Our legacy packages allow access to the server's files. These files are stored in file directories. You can find an...
Uploading Files Using FTP What is FTP, and what does an FTP client do? FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. It is the most...
Existing Domain Information Determine Which Registrar Handles Your Domain Names To update your domain name information to point to your Pair Networks account,...
New Domain Information Why Register a Domain Name? There are many reasons you may want to register a domain name for your site....
Moving Your MySQL Database to pair Networks There are a few steps you should follow to move one or more of your MySQL databases from an...
Setting Up Email: Outlook 2013 Finding Information About Your Account Settings If you need help finding your username and other configuration settings, see this article,...
Setting Up Email: Android Email Finding Information About Your Account Settings If you need help finding your username and other configuration settings, see our...
Custom DNS: MX Records Introduction In this tutorial, we will cover the basics of the internet mail system and go on to cover...
DNS Records Overview Introduction Once you have registered your domain name and set up the nameservers, you need to configure your zone...
Setting Up Email: Thunderbird for Mac OS X If you need help finding your username and other configuration settings, see our article, Setting Up an Email Reader. Setting up...
Setting Up Email: Windows 10 Mail Finding Information About Your Account Settings If you need help finding your username and other configuration settings, see our...
Setting Up Email: Outlook.com Finding Information About Your Account Settings If you need help finding your username and other configuration settings, see our...
How to Use archivemail Introduction The archivemail utility is used to archive and compress email, and can be used by all Shared Hosting account...
How to Run PHP as CGI Running PHP as a CGI If you need to run an older version of PHP in order to maintain compatibility...
What is suEXEC and How do I Use It? What is suEXEC? Available for Basic accounts and above, suEXEC is a feature of Apache that allows CGI scripts to...
What is CGIwrap? What is CGIwrap? CGIwrap is a "script wrapper" program that allows people to use CGI scripts while removing the risk...
What is Cron and How do I Use It? The system utility cron can be used to schedule programs to run automatically at predetermined intervals. Advanced users...
How to Use formmail.pl formmail.pl We use a special version of formmail.pl. This version protects against abuse by ensuring the email recipient is legitimate....
About Your Disk Allowance Disk allowance is how much space you are given to use on your Pair Networks account. For a more detailed...
Why is My Mail Undeliverable? Here are some common reasons why your emails are not being delivered. Contact Support If none of these reasons fit...
Resetting Your ACC Password Forgot your password or just want to change it? Find out how to reset your password below: Reset Your Forgotten...
What is an SPF Record? SPF means “Sender Policy Framework.” It is a list of IP addresses that are allowed to send emails for a...
Setting Up an Out-of-Office/Vacation Message Follow the steps below to set-up an automated response for when you are out of the office or on...
How Do I Transfer a Domain? If you are transferring to Pair Domains from an outside source, read the Transferring to Us article for things you should...
How Does Bandwidth/Transfer Work? Learn about bandwidth/transfer and how it is used with your hosting account. This article also covers things that will...
What is the Maximum File Upload Size? Here is an overview of maximum file upload size based on application or destination. ACC Upload Limits Files cannot...
Troubleshooting: I have SSL, but my Browser says my Site is Insecure SSL, or Secure Sockets Layer protocol, helps protect information that is exchanged between a server and a client. If your...
Troubleshooting: My Site is Slow If your site has suddenly become slow or has been getting increasingly slower over time, take a look at...
How to Set Up a 301 Redirect What is a 301 Redirect? A 301 redirect is a way to permanently reroute traffic from an old URL to...
How do I Remove a Mailbox in the ACC? What Happens When I Delete a Mailbox All Accounts You can no longer log into the mailbox’s email address....
Troubleshooting: MySQL Is Slow If your MySQL database is slow, there may be something you can do to fix it. The first step...
What is an SRV Record? What is an SRV Record? SRV (Service) records are custom DNS records. They are used to establish connections between...
How to Set Up Subdomains Subdomains are subdivisions of a domain. They can be used to create different sites within the domain. For example,...
How to Upload Files in the ACC Uploading Files in the ACC Log into the Account Control Center (ACC) Click Files in the left sidebar Click Upload...
Accessing Your .htaccess File Accessing Your .htaccess File By Domain Log into the Account Control Center (ACC) Click Domains in the left sidebar Click...
How do I Set Up Email Forwarding? Email forwarding can be used when out of the office or when setting up a catch-all email address. This...
Where do I Change DNS Settings? You can change DNS (Domain Name Services) settings in the Account Control Center (ACC). Where Do I Change DNS Settings...
What Types of Domain Hosting are Available? Dedicated IP Domain A domain with a dedicated IP address is the only one with that IP address. Since...
How to Upgrade Your Account Type Want to upgrade your account for more disk space or processing power? You can initiate an upgrade right in...
Troubleshooting: Broken Links Broken links can be frustrating and can upset the flow of visitors through your site. We've put together some common...
Troubleshooting: Images are not Loading Here are some common reasons why images won't load. Permissions are incorrectly configured Your image has been corrupted Your...
How Do I Send Email with PHP? Why Would I Want to Use Email with PHP? PHP is a useful website building tool. It gives the website...
How to Change ACC Database Access Database access dictates who can access the database server. There are two access options: Local Only will only accept connections...
Finding Your Database Server Name When connecting from an outside source, like MySQL or MySQL Workbench, you will need to know your database server. It’s...
How to Find Your Database Username If you have created more than one database, the access username name may vary between databases. For example, if...
Video: Software Updates in pairSIM Learn how to look for software updates for your PairSIM installations: Transcript: Hi. Sean here, and we're talking about updating...