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MyOAN!
Personal Web Page
We
have provided you with 5 MB's of personal web space for you to add
just about anything you want.* Use it to upload the picutres from
your last adventures and to share the memories from it. You can
also use the space to promote your home outdoor business, create
a family web site, or just start a site for you favorite outdoor
fun.
MyOAN!
Personal Web Pages is a FREE service offered to all MyOAN! customers.
This allows you to create your own personal Home Page. Your
homepage will be "hosted" or stored on our server.
Simply by typing in your personal URL or "address", visitors
to your Web site will be able to view any information and/or graphics
you put on your page(s). MyOAN! offers up to 5 MB of web space.
Setup
Your Page :
If
your userID is “myoanuser”, your Web page URL will be: “http://members.myoan.net/~myoanuser“
(enter
your user name and use .com if you have a filtered account).
You can create your homepage using any html editor or webpage designing
program. After creating the html files, you will need to upload
your pages and files using FTP (File Transfer Protocol). Note:
The filename for your start page must be “index.html”
FTP:
You
have unlimited access via FTP 24-hours a day. We recommend using
either WS FTP Pro, or Cute FTP. You can download these programs
for free using the links below.
WS
FTP Pro
WS_FTP Pro is a Windows-based file transfer client application that
is used to transfer files between your local PC and a remote FTP
server. With WS_FTP Pro, you can connect to any FTP server, browse
through directories and files, and transfer files (upload or download)
in either direction.
Cute
FTP
This
excellent FTP program has a lot more than just a pretty interface.
In addition to previous niceties such as drag-n-drop capabilities,
bookmarks, auto rename scheme and resume download, this version
now offers a powerful macro that records your activities so you
can play back specific transfers and automate your work.
Configuring
Your FTP:
To
upload your pages and files to your website using FTP, you will
need the following information:
- FTP
HOSTNAME = members.myoan.net
- Your
User ID
- Your
Password
The
FTP HOSTNAME is the location where your FTP program will connect
to. The following setup information is for WS FTP Pro, but
note that most FTP programs are similar.
1.
When you run WS FTP Pro, you will need to setup a new site/folder.
The program will ask you to enter a name for the site. You
may enter in any name you wish, such as My Web Site, etc.
This is just a way to identify the site.
2.
Then you need to enter in the FTP Hostname, or IP address which
is members.myoan.net
3.
Next, enter in your ISPWest User ID. (This is the
same ID that you use for your email)
4.
Then enter your password. It is usually good to check
the box that says “Save Password”
Now
you can connect to your web server. Click “OK” to continue.
Transferring
Files:
When
you connect to the web server, you will be connected directly to
the root directory of your account. WS FTP Pro will display a split
screen where files on the left-hand side are those located within
your own computer. Files on the right-hand side are those, which
are stored in your account. You can transfer files directly
to the root level and/or create subdirectories. To make your Home
Page load automatically, you will need to name your main start page
html file, "index.html" in lowercase and upload it to
the root directory of your account.
To
upload a file, simply highlight the file(s) on the left and click
the right-arrow button ("-->") located in the center
of the screen. For more functions and help with WS FTP Pro
please see their help file. As soon as you upload files to the web
server, it is available for all to see.
The
next step is to tell your friends about it and be sure you drop
us a line and let us share in the memories that will last a lifetime!
*Please
note we do not allow adult content to be placed on, downloaded or
viewed on our site in any way. If found to do so your service will
be terminated immediately and your information will be turned over
to authorities.
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