Resellers can now offer the option of Custom DLLs along with every Hosting Plan purchased by their Customers. With the Custom DLL Registration included (as an optional purchase) in all our Hosting Plans, Reseller’s Customers can now register Custom DLL and OCX files instantly using the Control Panel. The DLL manager included with the Windows Hosting package can be used for registering ActiveX DLLs, which may then be invoked in ASP scripts. Do not forget…
As announced earlier, the .CN Registry has made changes to its Domain Name Policy regarding the registration of new .CN Domain Names. As a result, we have been forced to place .CN Registrations on DNO (Do Not Order) which means your Customers will be unable to Register new .CN Domains for the time being. Registrations will be unavailable till the Registry clarifies its policies and we are able to sufficiently analyze and deploy the new…
Based on feedback that we received from several Resellers, we have decided to postpone the Live Chat discontinuation to the August of 18th, 2009 at 12:30 UTC. From the 18th of August, it will not be possible to purchase new Live Chat packages but exisiting packages will continue to function normally.
Below are updates on the following: Live Chat Product Discontinuation New Telephone and Fax Numbers: The Mega Bargains Month has now gone Live! You get all our gTLDs @ $7.89 and much more! All through this exciting and profitable promotion, you get Every Product @ Best Slab Pricing! You can now avail of gTLDs (.COM, .NET, .ORG, .INFO, .BIZ & .NAME) at Best Slab Pricing ($7.89). This product-wide promo will not only…
We are in the process of switching from the Transecute Payment Gateway to Paypal. This post contains a detailed FAQ on this transition. Do make sure to give it a good read. When will this transition occur? Effective Wednesday, July 29th ’09, our Visa/ MasterCard Payment Gateway page will undergo a revamp. We are in the process of switching Payment Gateways; which will include a move from the Transecute Payment Gateway to Paypal. Will…
At ResellerClub, we place the utmost value upon communicating with our Resellers. Several of our initiatives have been geared towards harnessing new means to enhance this communication – be it this Blog, Live Sales and Support Chats, as well as Twitter. From time to time, we receive inputs from you, our Resellers, about improving our Products and Services. However, such inputs have been fragmented in nature, since there has not been a platform where all…
Our New Unlimited Hosting Product is all geared for launch on the 1st of July ’09 at 05:30 UTC! In our previous post, we detailed the Control Panel and API Changes needed to be made for this launch. In this post, we are further going to list certain SuperSite and PartnerSite changes that we would like you to take note of. Do make sure to give this a good read! Some Quick Pointers: The…
Our brand new Unlimited Hosting Product is all set to launch on the 1st of July, 2009 at an introductory pricing of $2.49 only. With unlimited parameters, this is the ultimate Hosting package for you Product Portfolio. What’s more, every Hosting Package now comes with $50 worth of Yahoo Search Marketing Credit for absolutely no extra cost! In keeping with this launch, here are a few things that we’d like you to take note of.…
In our previous Blog post, we informed you about hosting packages on our Linux Hosting environment being affected by Gumblar Attacks. Over the past few days, we have been investigating these attacks, and working on methods to mitigate the damage caused by them; our findings and recommendations are as follows: Through our investigations, it was confirmed that the infection was not due to any server vulnerability. We enforce stringent security measures to safeguard your data.…
Over the past few weeks, several websites hosted on our Linux Servers threw up virus alerts. Further investigation revealed that these alerts were triggered by an injection attack on packages hosted on our servers, commonly known as Gumblar Attacks. FTP logs of these infected packages indicated that machines of the customers who own those domains were compromised and had been used to upload malicious content to their respective Hosting Packages. A few pointers for…