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just reissue the license. reinstall whmcs. then point it to the old database :) good luck

Hello. If you continue to get "kicked out" of shared hosting because of too much CPU, that means there is something wrong with your scripts / databases. (120 members is not really alot). However, I would sugget not going with any shared hosting from now on. Either get a good vps (if you...

You should first start off with shared hosting (a small plan). And then continue to upgrade as you need. If you grow out of shared hosting, you can either transfer to Semi Dedicated Hosting or a VPS. Personally, I would suggest SDH since you do not have to manage anything and it is alot better...

Please read this -> http://www.wjunction.com/showthread.php?t=41160

Do you see any sort of error? (such as a 503) ? Or is it just an error on your board. If it's the first, that just means that apache has too many requests, and you just have to wait. (meaning there is too much traffic for apache to handle). You can fix this by raising apache's request limit

alternatively you can just use this -> http://www.microsoft.com/windows/virtual-pc/download.aspx or just follow this -> http://lifehacker.com/5126781/how-to-dual-boot-windows-7-with-xp-or-vista good luck

who's your current host?

as I said, that rarely happens. the only way IPB finds out on small boards, is if some little kid who hates you reports you. then sometimes they tell your host, sometimes they don't. for now I don't think you should have anything to worry about. by the time they find out, you will probably...

he might just be mass emailing all "active" customers, which will email anyone who registered. You can just submit a ticket asking to close your account (and it will deactivate) and stop sending you emails :) @jamesrocky is the issue you are having with your thumbnails?

I highly doubt that will happen. And when IPB contacts a host they just tell them to remove the content. (they do not ever ask for details -- atleast from what I have heard). And again you have a small board so you have nothing to be afraid of. However, if you are so afraid of having a nulled...

This may help how -> http://www.webhostingtalk.com/showthread.php?t=568689 If not, on your VPS (if you do not want to move), ask your host to do it or pay someone. Or if you even do not want to do that. Just install cpanel (trial). then use the easyapache upgrader and install all the...

they cannot guarantee you that they will not give out your details.

because you can get that amount of bandwidth with a VPS? I don't quite understand your statement :|

their website still has to be updated I believe. that is why i stated to contact them via email :D and sorry its, sales[at]openvservers[dot]biz stated the wrong email before

I personally would suggest to go with someone who is a little more well known.

Hello. You should email -> Sales[AT]OpenVServers.biz (they are personally friends of mine). They should be able to get you a good deal, just say I recommended you :)

You should look into Semi Dedicated Hosting rather than Shared Hosting. (And since you don't know or do not want to manage your own VPS, it's an awesome alternative). For you're budget I'm sure you can find something decent. (if you want to stay away from nooby providers, don't go with anyone...

Yeah, as a host myself I know how much of a pain it is to stop ddos attacks and such; not only for the host themselves but for the clients as well! I haven't really heard much about servedome so I really cannot comment on their quality of service, but if they have been having problems recently...

again please clarify.

No host will clearly tell you "yes it's okay". To be honest, you can most likely do it with any host, just be ready to get shut down as soon as they find out without warning. If you want to do such things, you're better off getting your own server. But again, until someone finds out and you...