Looking for my bearings

[plan9]

Hi

This is my first reseller acount and i'm still a little lost about things....
Does anyone as any advice? by the way i'm trying to register a domain where should I do it? it seems that vourtech hasn't that option...or i'm I looking in the wrong way...

I'm trying to configure my dns zone.


thanks for help

[hground]

Hi and welcome plan9,

It was a little overwhelming for me at first. Your best friend will be the H-Sphere documentation at

http://vortechhosting.com/hsphere/re...tml/index.html

You can get to all of the H-Sphere documentation on Vortech's support page.

your next best friend will be these forums. There are many helpful people that post here and I have never been flamed for asking stupid questions.
Wishing you the best with your hosting!

hground

[Silverbug]

Yeah welcome aboard.

Have a look here for all the different docs: http://vortechhosting.com/hsphere/

And Like hground said feel free to ask questions on the forum, we're all happy to help.
If you get really stuck you can submit a ticket too. The techs are really good, and reply quite quickly. support@vortechsupport.com

[dpyers]

IMHO, the biggest thing people have regrets over is not understanding the difference between their service domain and their admin domain. Peruse the docs a couple of times to get the differences in your head before you get to the point of designating name servers.

Edit: Plan9 - the movie or the OS?

[plan9]

the movie do you know it?

[plan9]

Thanks guys for making me feel welcome, it's great to be with you, I really hope that, Ill apreciate all your help thanks

[dpyers]

Originally Posted by plan9

the movie do you know it?

Ed Wood's "Plan 9 From Outer Space". Seen it a few times.

Bell Labs also developed an operating system called Plan 9 (after the movie) which is pretty cool. Rethinks the concept of an OS from the ground up. No concept of a central kernal managing devices. Very networking oriented. Was supposed to be the "next great OS" and replace unix but they dropped it and now it's open source.

[mresell]

Don't forget the Plan9 record store. (Maybe that is only here.)