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 Is there support for Active Server Pages?
 No we do not support ASP. Our servers are Linux based and ASP is a Windows based component. Although there are various patches designed to run on Linux we have found them to be unstable and resource intensive and not 100% compatible with Microsoft's imple
 Can I get any help with my cgi script configuration?
 We will supply you with all the information you need to set your scripts up on our servers. However, due to large the number of scripts, we cannot know or be familiar with every script there is. If you need help beyond basic settings and paths we can supp
 Can I resell your Services?
 Yes we do offer Reseller Discounts. Please email sales@globalinternational.ca and a sales representative will work up something for you based on your specific needs. We handle Reseller Discounts on a case by case basis. Discounts range from 5%- 20%.
 How do I install Zend on Linux?
 Download Zend optimizer compatible with the version of php on your server. Extract the downloaded tar file: tar -zxvf filename Run the set up by executing the install.sh file Restart httpd and zend will be now available on the server. Make su
 How do I disable directory listings via the CP?
 To disable directory listing (directory Indexes): Log into your control panel. Click the Web Options link. In the Settings field select Disabled for the Indexes setting. Click Submit. Click the Apply link to restart Apache with the new settings
 How To : Identify and fix SYN attack
 Identifying SYN attack ==================== Load becomes very inconcistant netstat -an | grep SYN (if long list SYN_REC) netstat -n -p|grep SYN_REC|wc -l (gives count of SYN attacks) also checking acces_logs (if perticular IP found to be requesti
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