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Weird, I have this exact problem. Trying to his MSSQL 9 with MSSQL Management Studio. I can't use the explorer at all to find (or expand) my DBs.

OK, to piggyback on the color issue... MORE Content! You page seems empty, but I assume that is becuase the site is new still... As you add more content, include some bright photos. Maybe even some thumbnails of your portfolio. You could even add another color as an H1/H2. I like it on...

not available in pacifoc northwest on Charter cable. My $.02, make sure your nameservers are right at godaddy -- even if they look right, i would reinput them (maybe switch them around).

I am still haveing a problem on win14 -- dentech-inc.com -- getting a server timeout on the url, as well as ftp. I can access the CP and filemanager, however. Weird. Tim PS -- i don't care about this client, I was actually going in to disable their website since they owe us about $1000...

Hi, We have a reseller account, and our primary business involves doing both web design and IT infrastructure for clients. We want to set up a ticket system for our clients to use. One of our R&D guys likes Adventnet. Does anyone use it here at Jodo? What would it take to run it (would I...

He he... and your mail server is mail2... How did I find that, that ask? I pinged mail.arathra.net and got 64.71.228.12 pinging that IP, with -a didn't help, so I pinged mail1.arathra.net which didn't match IPs, but then mail2.arathra.net gave same IP as above... Tim

Aratha, You say you saw 'win1.aratha.net' -- the 'win1' is your web server. The alias of your domain is used so if you are a reseller, then your clients never know who the top-level provider (Jodo or maybe someone above them 8o) is... Tim

OK, I have a client who we do webhosting/design for on a DotNetNuke site... They handle their own email with inhouse servers. Mail is not activated on their hsphere account. They want to be able to send emails via a form on their jodo-based, DNN website. Is there anything that would prevent...

DNN does write to web.config (for some custom modules) and does so correctly with the permissions Jodo gives. Make sure it is in your root folder.

You made a comment about 4.4.0 being installed. Let me explain that one. When DNN installs, it installs a base version, then upgrades it. So, it would install, perhaps, 4.0.0, then upgrade that all the way to 4.7.0. Also, the DB version# is slightly different if I remeber correctly. I did...

hmmm... it does seem frustrating. Without looking at your DB and web.config, it is hard to say, but here is what I would pursue: 1: Jodohost ticket. Let them know you don't think permissions are set right for DB. They will at least doublecheck the DBO permissions. Sometimes they can see...

Did you submit a ticket for DBO permissions on the SQL DB? Can Stephen or someone from Jodo confirm that? from here, it appears to be an error with the DB connection. Otherwise, can you paste your snippet (minus passwords) from your web.config which includes the connections strings (same as...

One thing looking at the error, is that you are using a directory other than your root directory (dnn.). Make sure that directory ALSO has ASP.NET 2.0 set up. Looking at the error, I don't think that is the issue, but it would not surprise me.

Where in the the wizard is it giving this error? It is starting correctly (I browsed to dnn.yoursite.com). Mind if run the wizard? (you can PM me if you like). Tim

Penhall's reply is correct, but you also need to note the change of the comments. DNN defaults by commenting out the the SQL Server 2000/2005 strings, and using the SQL Server 2005 Express strings*. So, you need to move the comments [ <!-- --> ] to eliminate the two express lines, and show the...

in theory, the current auto-install will edit it for you. However, you only have one section to worry about, which is the db strings. Here is a valid copy (usernames/passes) changed of the section you need to modify:

We just take the install package on dotnetnuke.com site (make sure you get 'install', not 'upgrade' or 'source'), modify the web.config (or release.config - then rename that to web.config) with db info for MSSQL, then unzip it into the root folder on Jodo, then browsing to the default.aspx site...

DNN is all we offer our clients (we specialize in building DNN sites). Hspere does not (according to me asking Jodo staff earlier) allow auto DNN installs. But it is still ez. 1. Set IIS to ASP.NET 2.0 (you can do in hsphere now) 2. Create MSSQL DB and User 3. Submit ticket to get DB User dbo...

OK, permissions, settings, whatever :) On a related note, I know originally, Jodo had to change DB user permissions as well for DNN installations -- but my recolection is that ended a while back, and ASP.NET 2.0 in IIS was the only thing being done to get DNN running. This would imply that we...

It was the fault of the Jodo technician not doing what he said he did. I clearly asked for ASP.NET 2.0 permission is IIS (twice), and both times the technician said it had been done. I remebered that HSphere 3 gives me the option, so I searched for it, found it, and changed the settings to 2.0...