In case you have already signed up and want to upload your website to the server you need to do the following. First you need to log in at http://www.happyat.net via the Control Panel. If you can’t remember your domain name, username or password you can request it and get at your email.

When you come to the Control Panel page you need to find Files section. One of the methods to upload your website is to use Java FTP client by clicking on the unlimited FTP icon. Sometimes a warning window may pop telling you that browser you use prevented the site from opening a popup window.In this case you need to click Options button and select the field which says "Allow Popups for…" Then click Yes button to continue.

Unlimited FTP looks like Windows file manager. In the left column there are files and folders of your hard drive and the right one contains files and folders on the server. You need to find the folder you save your webpage in and then browse public_html folder in the left column. After that you need to highlight files you want to upload and click the Upload button. Make sure that your page is named index.html and that all your website files are in the public_html folder.

Your website will be online the same day you made the purchase in case your order is applied properly. If everything is in order you will get your account information on the email and then you may start building your website.

But in case of new domain registration you should wait at least 24 hours until your account will be accepted and then you can request the information and prepare your site.

Yes. You are allowed to have multiple domains pointing to your site. You need to choose the main domain when you sign up. Later you can login and add other domains from the control panel using the addon domains section.

Before adding other domains mind that you have pointed them to the proper name servers.

You are welcome at Happy@Net! Before you start using your new hosting, make sure that you received necessary information on your email, i.e. your account username and password. If the account activation letter wasn’t delivered you should contact us immediately.

After you have created the account you should know that for several days you will be using your domain via address and username and not your new web address. It can take a couple of days for your new domain to start functioning as it takes time for Online NIC, Network or other domain name registrars to process it. It may take 4-7 days for domain transfers and 3-5 days for new registration.

How to setup an addon domain or parked domain in my hosting account.

If you want to setup an addon domain or parked domain in your hosting do the following.

1) Log in to Control Panel
2) Find the Domains section and click Addon Domains there.
3) To avoid obstacles learn the instructions given on the page

Here are some steps for you to follow in order to create a webpage with Frontpage.

1) Open the FrontPage program on your computer
2) Adapt the settings for the web server. Go to Tools, select Page Options and click the Compatibility button.

 

Can I FTP to my account if I have Frontpage?
You should not upload pages to your account with the help of FrontPage. In order to upload pages or change something you should use only FTP.
If you want to remove files from the FrontPage account you are not to use FTP. It can be used to remove only those files which were added with FTP.

Yes, our servers can run CGI scripts in your "cgi-bin" directory. They can be written either in Perl or in CGI languages.

1. Anonymous FTP: Anonymous File Transfer Protocol - allows anyone access to a host, usually not requiring an FTP account.
2. ASP: Active Server Pages - A Microsoft developed server-side script engine for dynamically generated web pages.
3. Auto responder: A system set in place to auto reply to someone who emails the desired email address.
4. CGI: Common Gateway Interface - A protocol for communicating between the HTTP server and external server based applications.
5. CGI-BIN: As above, cgi-bin is often the directory name on a web server where CGI based applications reside.
6. Control Panel: A web based user interface for controlling the website, database, domain name, web hosting details, account details and more
7. Database: A collection of records in organized tables which resides on the web server. A database is used in conjunction with dynamically scripted web pages in order to return results in the database.
8. Dedicated Servers (Dedicated Hosting): A server that provides web servers for only one account or one domain name.
9. Disk Space (Storage Space): The amount of space on a web server's hard drive allocated to an account or domain name.
10. Domain Name: A unique name that identifies a website such as www.google.com or www.justhost.com. Essentially a domain name is a signpost within the internet which points toward a web server.
11. E-Commerce: Any online transaction of buying or selling via a website.
12. Email Forwarding: Having an email automatically sent, or forwarded, from one email address to another.
13. Firewall: A firewall is a hardware or software solution to enforce security policies.
14. FrontPage: FrontPage is a WYSIWYG HTML editor developed by Microsoft.
15. FrontPage Extensions: A set of applications and scripts on a web server to allow specific features of websites created using Frontpage.
16. FTP: File Transfer Protocol - the most widely used method of accessing a web server remotely.
17. GB: Gigabyte - a measurement of space or memory which is equal to 1024Mb (Megabytes).
18. IMAP: Instant Message Access Protocol - A method of allowing users to access email stored on a web server.
19. IP Address: Internet Protocol Address - A unique combination of four numbers between 0 and 255, separated by periods, assigned to every server and computer connected to the internet that specifies the location of the TCP/IP protocol.
20. KB: Kilobyte - a measurement of space or memory which is equal to 1024 bytes.
21. Linux: A widely used Open Source Unix-like operating system.
22. Managed Hosting: A type of hosting whereby the web hosting company manages the server for you.
23. MB: Megabyte - a measurement of space or memory which is equal to 1024Kb (Kilobytes).
24. Merchant Account: A type of bank account established with a payment processor for the settlement of credit card transactions online .
25. Microsoft Access: Database software developed and provided by Microsoft.
26. Miva Empressa: Miva's XML based server-side scripting language.
27. Miva Merchant: A client-side, browser-based storefront development and management system for merchants.
28. MS SQL: A relational database management system produced by Microsoft.
29. MySQL: An Open Source, multithreaded, multi-user database management system which is available for both Unix and Windows.
30. Payment Gateway: A company that provides an interface between a merchants point-of-sale, acquirer payment systems, and issuer payment.
31. Perl: An Open Source CGI based scripting language.
32. PHP: PHP Hypertext Preprocessor - an Open Source server-side based programming language.
33. POP: Post Office Protocol - A method of allowing users to download email messages from a server to the own computers.
34. POP3 Email Account: An email account based on the POP technology as described above.
35. Server: A type of computer that handles requests for data, email, file transfers, web hosting and many more. A server is usually not accessed directly, but rather remotely via specialist software or web-based control panels.
36. Setup Fee: A one-off fee charged by the web hosting company in order to set up your new server.
37. Shared Web Hosting: The most basic of web hosting types. With shared hosting, a number of different websites are shared on the same server.
38. Shopping Cart Software: Software used in e-commerce to assist people making perchases online.
39. SMTP: Simple Mail Transfer Protocol - SMTP is used to transfer email between computers.
40. SQL: Structured Query Language - A widely used standardized query langauge used for querying databses.
41. SSI: Server Side Includes - The ability to tell a server to include information in a document before it gets sent to the browser.
42. SSL: Secure Socket Layer - A security protocol that provides privacy over HTTP.
43. Static (Dedicated) IP Address: A static, fixed, IP addresss which does not change that is persitent between reboots.
44. Subdomain: A sub-division of a master domain used to devide websites into different sections, for example images.google.com.
45. Uptime: The term used to indentify how long a system, server or service is operational.
46. UNIX: An operating system developed in the early 1970s which was designed to be used by many people at the same time.
47. VPS: Virtual Private Server - A web server setup so that it is administered by a customer as though it were a single dedicated web server.
48. WAP: Wireless Application Protocol - A technology that linkes mobile devices with the inernet.
49. Web-based Email: An Email service, often free, which makes it possible to send and recieve emails using a browser