If you need assistance, please contact us. We will do our best to address your technical questions about issues such as username/password troubles, account setup information, site availability, etc, but please keep in mind that the actual website development is between you and your developer.

We do maintain a list of developers in the local area and would be glad to pass on their names and contact information to you. If you have a developer doing your website maintenance, contact sales@whidbey.net with the developer’s name so we can set that developer up with permission to access your site and recieve technical assistance. You will be contacted for confirmation before that access is granted.

Apache Server Websites

Host name

Host_Type

UNIX (standard)

User ID

Your username and password for access to your website is provided when you signed up for your  website. A commercial site will have the directory name the same as your username; this is included in the paperwork you were given.

Local Directory

This is where your website files reside on your own system (for example: c:\html\myfile.htm)

Let us know when your site is ready and we'll add a link to your site on our Business Pages.

Front Page Set-Up Information

Front Page Websites

www.whidbeynet.net

If this is a new website

1. Start up FrontPage Explorer
2. Under File, choose Open Site.
3. For Site Name, type in http://www.yourdomain.com (replace yourdomain.com with your domain name).
4. You'll be prompted for your username and password .

If this web was created on your own computer, use the import function

1. Open your FrontPage web on your computer
2. Under File, Choose Publish
3. You'll be prompted "Publish FrontPage Web to". Fill this in with your new web address, i.e. http://www.yourdomain.com.
4. Let us know when your site is ready and we'll put up a link to our Business Pages.

If you get an "NTLM Authentication error" message when trying to edit your web with FrontPage, you'll need to do the following:

1. Double click on my computer, control panel, Networks.
2. If Microsoft Network Client is not installed, click on add, clients, Microsoft Network Client, and then OK all of the way out. (You will most likely need to have your Windows 95 CD/Disks handy).
3. Go into your dialup networking (my computer, dial-up networking), and right click on the connection you use.
4. Select properties.