I am using telnet commands to communicate with my modem. A friend of mine used his computer to access the modem via telnet but everytimei use my computer, I keep getting, no connection to host on default port 23. How can i get port 23 to listen? I right clicked on my computer – computer [...]
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How do i get my modem to respond via telnet.?
Posted by Managed Hosting on April 19th, 2013
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2 Comments »How to open a hosting company?
Posted by Managed Hosting on January 13th, 2013
I have a very nice software I would want to sell to customers but the software must be hosted before customers can use as its a server based software.If I want to host the software for the customer, what should I do?? Basically, I have my own server at the moment which i use to [...]
What is the best way to sell software hosting service for business applications to companies?
Posted by Managed Hosting on April 10th, 2012
If I have a data center where I can set up the servers and the necessary software, what is the best way to sell the hosting service where I will manage and support the business applications for companies? Basically, I will be the outsourcing company for the applications and off-loading the work from the client [...]
Posted in Managed Hosting FAQ Tags: accounting, applications, basically, business, center, client, companies, company, customer, data, efficiently, host, hosting, loading, manage, outsourcing, payroll, plan, professional, servers, service, software, support, thereby, work 2 Comments »Does google aps have mailing list functionality?
Posted by Managed Hosting on April 1st, 2012
We have a listserv set up with our hosting service, but it’s hard to manage and we’ve been having problems with messages not getting sent. I really like google groups but would like the sent messages to be from my own domain name. I notice google applications let you use gmail as you webmail client [...]