Knowledge Base

The Mr.Host Knowledge Base is organized in to multiple categories; You can either browse by category below, or use the search feature to find the answer to your question.



Websites > General Questions
Yes, no problem! While we only currently register .com, .net, .org and .ca domains, we can host any top-level domain you may already own or wish to resgister with another domain registrar.
Websites > General Questions
No- you can have your domains point to an existing site (aka an "alias), or be a additional website of their own. The total number of websites allowed depends on the package you're currently on. Se
Websites > General Questions
Submit-It offers pay services for submitting your site to the Search Engines. Their site also has free hints & tips for site submission, as does Promotion 101. In addition, download.com has man
Websites > General Questions
You can find out how much web space you have used, as well as how much total space you have with your account, from the Overview section of the Customer Control Panel http://manage.mrhost.ca/ Th
Websites > General Questions
Server Side Includes (or SSI), are simple directives that you can add to your HTML documents, that let you include some simple dynamic content, like putting the current date or including a separate fi
Websites > General Questions
A website alias allows you to have more than one domain name pointing to your web site. For example, if your domain is xyz.com you can also point xyz.net , xyz.org or xyz.ca to your main site. To s
Websites > General Questions
Once you have uploaded all your content to the Mr.Host system, using FTP (or using the FTP client available from the Mr.Host Customer Control Panel), then you can simply browse to your domain in your
Websites > General Questions
All of our web-hosting plan including your own cgi-bin. When you FTP in, you'll see a cgi-bin directory in your home directory. All of your cgi content has to go *inside* this folder, and will then
Websites > General Questions
Yes! All sites are configured to respond on both mydomain.com andĀ www.mydomain.com.
Websites > General Questions
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