How To Stay On Google When Moving Your Web Site

April 15, 2013 - Rick Barber

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One of the most fundamental secrets to success for any web site is that your target market knows that it actually exists. You could spend a hefty budget marketing the web site, or better yet you can make sure that it shows up high in Internet search rankings. Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a hot topic to [...]

Managing Your OrcsWeb Cloud Server

December 18, 2012 - Rick Barber

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While many of our clients draw on our extensive Windows hosting experience and knowledge through our Complete Care Managed Services where we manage all aspects of their server and infrastructure, others prefer to manage the servers themselves. In both cases, our highly trained staff maintains a reliable infrastructure, providing a foundation to keep servers stable and highly [...]

Synchronizing Files Between Windows Servers

June 4, 2012 - Rick Barber

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The following post comes from Rick Barber. Rick is Senior Support here at OrcsWeb and loves helping others learn how to perform technical operations in simple terms. The following walk-through will help anyone, whether working with Windows Dedicated Servers or Windows Cloud Servers. If you find Rick’s tips helpful, you should check out our CCMS, [...]

The average Joe’s guide to reading Microsoft SMTP logs

February 5, 2012 - Rick Barber

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One very important role as a managed Windows hosting provider is to take complex matters and translate them in a way that is understandable for everyone. One of our finest, Rick Barber, has done just that to help us make sense of reading SMTP logs. I like to think of myself as an average Joe. [...]

Is your Microsoft SMTP server logging?

February 5, 2012 - Rick Barber

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Here at OrcsWeb, when we’re not resolving issues, we’re looking ahead to help prevent them; that’s just the way we think Windows cloud hosting should look. In the following how-to, our Senior Support Specialist, Rick Barber, does just that by showing you how to easily enable SMTP server logging before you find yourself needing to [...]

Resolving Group Policy Error 0x8007000d

November 26, 2011 - Rick Barber

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Here’s a good tip for our managed dedicated server and Windows cloud server hosted clients from Rick, one of our many top-notch support specialists working to assure “Remarkable Service. Remarkable Support.” here at OrcsWeb! While working on your server you may come across the following error in the Application logs. Event Type: Error Event Source: [...]

F12 Developer Tools

October 5, 2011 - Rick Barber

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Developing a website is relatively easy. Regardless of the tools, technologies, or processes you use, the rendered output to a client viewing your web page is primarily text, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) tags, images, and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) formatting. In reality, developing a good, scalable, website is difficult. As you get deeper into web [...]

Easy Custom Modules With mojoPortal

August 25, 2011 - Rick Barber

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Most Content Management Systems (CMS) like mojoPortal come with a significant amount of built in functionality. It never fails that your project requires some functionality that isn’t included. That is easy to overcome with the respective Software Developer Kits (SDK) or Application Programming Interfaces (API) that you can download and install to extend the CMS [...]

IIS7 Default Application Pool Settings

July 8, 2011 - Rick Barber

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Out of the box, any new site that is setup in IIS7 defaults to using ASP.Net 2.0 for the application pool. If you are developing in ASP.Net 4.0, you want all of your new sites to default to this version instead. In IIS6, you can change the default version of ASP.Net by running aspnet_regiis with [...]

Rapid Website Development With mojoPortal

June 8, 2011 - Rick Barber

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Web development has been a hobby of mine for many years. Since it is a hobby, I am always looking for ways to quickly deploy and maintain web sites. I have looked at many of the popular Content Management Systems (CMS) that are available and have stayed away from many because I found them to [...]

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