The email manager allows you to set up and manage email accounts for your domain. This includes setting up creating and removing accounts. Please see click here for more details on creating and managing accounts. See click here for help with Outlook Express, or click here for help with Netscape, or click here for help on using Web Based Email.

You can use this to set up space on our free SSL server. You will be given FTP and HTTP details once you enable this feature., this will give your secure pages a URL of https://ssl.nshosts.com/yourdomain

Ensure you always have a local backup of your data at all times. Click on this button to download a backup of your site. Your domain must resolve to our servers to be able to download your backup zip file.

Nexus Digital Technology runs a comprehensive statistics program for our users. It includes logging of referrers, hits, session and more. Visit the control panel to view your statistics. Statistics are updated every 12 hours.

Use this button to change your password. We recommend that you change your password on a regular basis and do not disclose this to anyone.

Use this button to check the amount disk space used by your account. All accounts get 1000mb free each month and additional usage is charged at $15 per 500mb and you will be automatically notified by email at the end of the month of any extra space your domain consumes.

Ensure you always have a local backup of your data at all times. Click on this button to download a backup of your site. Your domain must resolve to our servers to be able to download your backup zip file.

Click here to install or re-install FrontPage 2002 Server Extensions on your website if you are having issues. Once re-installed you should be able to publish to your domain. Please click here for more details on FrontPage Publishing.

Use this button to enable JSP on your domain. This will automatically create a virtual mapping to the server scripts directory (you cannot have an existing directory called scripts or it will become unavailable) which contains the necessary DLL to support JSP. It also adds a host entry for your site into the configuration file of the JSP engine. Once you have done this any .jsp file will run in your domain. JSP is automatically enabled on Linux accounts and this button will only need to be used for Windows accounts.

Use this button to create an ODBC connection. Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) is a widely accepted application programming interface (API) for database access. You will need to include the DSN name the database type and the path. If the database type is not listed (such as FoxPro or MS SQL) please open a ticket and request this to setup.

We do recommend in all cases that you use a DSN-LESS connection.

Click on this button to password protect files. This will actually create a Windows user, please make sure you record the user/pass and make sure you keep the first two letters of your domain as the first two letters of the username. This does NOT create an FTP account, it password protects a file or directory for HTTP (web) access.)

You can not remove the password protection or change the user name and password with out contacting us. If you require passwords to be constantly set up and change we suggest you use a script to do this.

Create Application Root

Use this button to create an application root within your site. This is necessary to execute global.asa, web.config and other similar files within directories. This is only available for the Windows platform.

This process gives the NT user 'IUSR' read and write access to any files or directories you specify. It effectively gives a specified file the ability to be replaced or updated by a process such as an ASP script. It is most commonly used for Access Databases. Ensure you apply these permissions not on the database but on the folder so that any temporary files created by the database can be written.. If you are using password protection and are accessing the database via Windows authentication you will need to contact us to change the permissions.