• DNS (Domain Name Server) Settings
  
  
• Website Settings
  
  
• CGI/PERL
  
  
• PHP3/PHP4
  
  
• ASP
  
  
• Personal SMTP Server
  
  
• SENDMAIL
  
  
• Telnet/Secure Shell
  
  
• SSI
  
  
• Real audio/video Streaming

DNS (Domain Name Server) Settings

Primary DNS
Hostname: NS1.ZWNET.COM
IP: 64.69.66.136
Secondary DNS
Hostname: NS2.ZWNET.COM
IP: 64.69.66.176

Website Settings

Websites servers:
Web server: www.your_domain_name.com or your_domain_name.com
Ftp server: your_domain_name.com
Mail server: mail.your_domain_name.com
SMTP server: smtp.your_domain_name.com

Directory Structure under your account:
/html/ - Document root where you store all your documents.
/html/cgi-bin/ - Cgi directory where you put all you cgi scripts in.
/html/error404.html - Customizable page for <HTTP 404 - File not found> error message.

CGI/PERL

Location of perl interpreter: /usr/bin/perl. So you have to put the following line as the first line in your cgi script if you want to use perl:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

Absolute path to your perl/cgi script:
/home/your_account_name/html/cgi-bin/your_script

URL to your perl/cgi script:
http://www.your_domain_name.com/cgi-bin/your_script

PHP3/PHP4

Extension settings:
php3 files: .php3
php4 files: .php

PHP3/PHP4 supported features:

• IMAP
• Zlib
• mcrypt
• MySQL

ASP

ASP support is using Apache::ASP, more information could be found at:

http://www.nodeworks.com/asp/

Personal SMTP Server

Outgoing Mail Server:smtp.your_domain_name.com

Setting in Outlook/Outlook Express:

1. Under "Outgoing Mail Server" section, check "My server requires authentication".
2. Click on "Settings" button and enter your username/password (same as ftp's).

SENDMAIL

Location of sendmail:/usr/lib/sendmail. Your may need to specify -t option when using sendmail in your programs as:

$SENDMAIL = "/usr/lib/sendmail -t"

Telnet/Secure Shell

SSH is supported in place of traditional Telnet. If you have shell access under your account, you could access your shell via Telnet programs that support SSH, or if you could download a SSH client PUTTY.EXE here . If your service plan does not include shell access, you could order it in your control center.

SSI (Server Side Include)

To use SSI parsing, all files have to be rename as .shtml files. Then insert the following line for SSI parsing:

<!--#exec cgi="myscript.cgi" -->

Please make sure the persimmisions for any output has been setup correctly. For example they may need to set to 777 so anybody accessing the script could write to the file.

Real Audio/Video Streaming

There are two ways to create real audio/video files: using RealNetworks' RealProducer at http://www.realnetworks.com/products/ or real encoder software at http://www.real.com/ .

To access a RealMedia files you could use following protocols:

Substitute "yourdomain.com" with your domain, username with your username and "file.rm" with the name of your RealMedia file.

The ~yourname.com part of the URL represents your public directory.

If you place your RealMedia files in a subdirectory of public, the subdirectory must be reflected in the access URL. For example, if you upload the file, yourvideo.rm to the directory /html/files, the URL for the file (using the RTSP protocol) must be:

rtsp://www.yourdomain.com/~username/files/myvideo.rm