How to Use Your Own Domain on X10hostingIn Feburary 2016 26,

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Log in to your x10hosting Account Management Panel.
Choose 'Hosting' on the Account Management Panel webpage, and then select 'Modify Domain.'
Click to un-check the 'Use an x10Hosting subdomain as my account's main domain' check-box below 'Modify Main Domain.'
Type your domain address in the 'http://' box (for example: abc123.com).
Click the 'Update Main Domain' button.
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How to Get IP SMTP From a CPanelIn Feburary 2016 26,

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Go to the cPanel login webpage for your web hosting provider, then enter your username and password to log into your cPanel account. Click the 'Login' button to open the main cPanel window.
Click the 'Email Delivery Route' icon under the 'Mail' section on the main cPanel page.
Enter the email address that you want to find the IP SMTP address for, then click the 'Show Route' button. The resulting page will show all of the routing information about that email address, including the IP SMTP information.
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How to Create Google Maps ApplicationIn Feburary 2016 26,

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Get a Google API developer key. Go to http://code.google.com/apis/maps/signup.html and sign up for an account. Google will send you an API key that you can use to access its services.
Add the Google AJAX API to your webpage by including the following code in your page's
element:
http://www.google.com/jsapi?key=ABCDEFG"></script>
Make an element to contain the map on your webpage, somewhere in the
section:
Use the AJAX API to load the Maps API and create a Map2 object by adding this JavaScript to your page:google.load('maps', '2');
var myMap;
google.setOnLoadCallback(function()
{
myMap = new google.maps.Map2(document.getElementById('myMap'));
});
Use the Google Maps API to add the features you want to your Map2 object, myMap. See http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation.
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How to Test SSL ConnectionsIn Feburary 2016 15,

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Navigate to the Secure Server SSL Connection Test website (see Resources).
Allow the website to load in your browser. As the website is testing whether your computer is configured for SSL, the webpage may take a few moments to load. If the webpage returns a result of 'Successful' at the top of the page, your computer is configured for SSL.
Click 'I Understand the Risks' after entering the test website into your browser's navigation bar, if you are using the Firefox browser. Click 'Add exception,' then 'Get Certificate' and finally 'Confirm Security Exception.' The test website will then load and your results will be displayed.
Data Consultants Website Test
Navigate to the Data Consultants webpage (see Resources).
Click 'Test ssl connection.' Allow the website to load in your browser. If the webpage returns a result of 'Your browser established SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) connection with this server' at the top of the page, your computer is configured for SSL.
Click 'I Understand the Risks' after entering the test website into your browser's navigation bar, if you are using the Firefox browser. Click 'Add exception,' then 'Get Certificate' and finally 'Confirm Security Exception.' The test website will then load and your results will be displayed.
Nettally Website Test
Navigate to the Nettally website (see Resources).
Allow the website to load in your browser. If the webpage returns a result of 'Successful' at the top of the page, your computer is configured for SSL.
Click 'I Understand the Risks' after entering the test website into your browser's navigation bar, if you are using the Firefox browser. Click 'Add exception,' then 'Get Certificate' and finally 'Confirm Security Exception.' The test website will then load and your results will be displayed.
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