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Aztech Networks Hosting Pre-Sales Support

Posted Wed, 27/08/2008 - 19:53 by Admin

For all Hosting related Pre-Sales queries you can either:

 

1.  Post here in the forum for the community to respond

2.  Submit a ticket via our support system http://www.aztech.net.au/support/

3.  Send an email to sales@aztech.net.au .

 

For both 2 and 3, this will auto-respond with a case number so you can track your query and we can ensure we respond to you correctly.

 

Official Domain Name Support

Posted Sun, 17/02/2008 - 18:02 by Admin

Hi All,

This forum is for client to client support only. 

If you have a request for support from Aztech Networks, please use the following links:

Aztech Networks Support Ticket System:
http://aztech.net.au/support

Or you can simply email to:
support@aztech.net.au

Regards,

Aztech Networks Support Team

Linux VPS Hosting

Posted Tue, 22/06/2010 - 23:51 by Admin

Aztech Networks are proud to announce our latest Linux VPS Hosting plans located in our Sydney Data Centre.  As part of the launch of these exciting new plans, we are offering 50% more RAM free with every new hosting package sold (Note: offer does not extend to future upgrades or downgrades).

If you require more power or flexibility than a shared hosting account our Virtual Private Servers (VPS) will allow you to grow your online application or website to meet the demands of your customers. Our VPS’s are deployed using Xen, meaning each VPS operates as if it were a standalone server with dedicated RAM, Hard Drive Space and Processing power.

One major advantage of using Xen over other virtualisation technologies such as OpenVZ or Virtuozzo is that the resources are only available to you and cannot be oversold!

Discount Hosting

Posted Tue, 09/03/2010 - 22:52 by Admin

Aztech Networks Discount Hosting

Aztech Networks Premium US Servers are located in top tier USA Data Centres for maximum redundancy and guaranteed 99.9% availability. 

All hosting plans include generous disk and bandwidth quotas to suit budget conscious customers with even the hungriest of web requirements. Don't let your hosting budget restrict your website requirements.  Our discount hosting plans, allow you to have all the space, quota and performance you need without the premium price tag.

[AzTechNotes] Web Hosting FTP virus warning - GUMBLAR

Posted Fri, 31/07/2009 - 22:52 by Admin
Attn: Aztech Hosting Clients and AztechNotes Subscribers,
 
Firstly, apologies if you receive this email twice because you are on both lists but I thought it worth making sure everyone receives this virus warning.
 
It has been quite some time since we have seen a security alert that is worth passing on, however there is a growing concern in the security fields regarding a virus commonly known as "Gumblar".  The virus is named after the original Chinese domain name (gumblar .cn) that hosted the malicous code, but this site has since been closed and an alternative domain has been established.
 

Client Sites Sample

Posted Tue, 05/05/2009 - 00:58 by Admin

 

Here are a sample of some of our current customers:

Ozzie Cleaner - http://www.ozziecleaner.com.au

Qbec Pty Ltd - http://www.qbec.net.au

Kleverly Made Handmade Bead and Crystal Jewellery - http://kleverlymade.com

Boltorque Automotive - http://www.boltorque.com.au

Kirrawee Mufflers - http://www.kirraweemufflers.com

Plus many more...

Feel free to post up your site (as long as it is hosted with us!!).

Australian Hosting

Posted Sun, 19/04/2009 - 23:58 by trolleyboy

Hi,

I am not an existing customer of Aztech Hosting, but I am seriously thinking about moving my hosting over to Aztech Networks. 

My current provider is causing me lots of grief and is almost impossible to get hold of when I have an issue.  For what I have seen so far, you guys are very easy to find (your live support seems to always be online) and you even have a forum avaiable for customers to voice their opinions.

Once my renewal comes due in June, I will get in contact to get your assistance with migrating my website across.

Cheers.

How to restart Apache (HTTP) in Linux (Centos)

Posted Sat, 14/02/2009 - 08:20 by Admin

Anytime you make a change to items such as php.ini, you will need to restart your web server (httpd).  FYI: httpd = http daemon.  On our CentOS servers this generally Apache, but could be something else, particularly if you are using LXAdmin as your webhost manager.

 

For those using our managed servers with root access, here are the commands to do it from the command line:

to restart:

/sbin/service httpd restart

to start:

/sbin/service httpd start

to stop:

/sbin/service httpd stop

 

Why do you use SSL on your website?

Posted Wed, 04/02/2009 - 20:24 by Admin

Online Ad serving

Posted Mon, 06/10/2008 - 10:10 by Admin

Hi All,

Does anyone have any preferences or opinions on "ad software" for placing banner ads and the like in you website?

I have been playing with OpenX (previously called OpenAds) as it appears pretty well configured and certainly seems to have lots of options. In fact, almost too many as it starts to get a little complicated for a first time user.  I guess once you get used to the layout though, it seems well defined.