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Looks the same to me.
Looks the same to me too.
Looks cleaner :D good job edis!
Nameservers propagation maybe?
It resolves to 91.227.204.35 for me.
Looks great indeed.
Nice design.
For those having loading probs/
@William FINALLY A WEBSITE THAT I CAN WORK. The old one was just horrible.
The website is very nice :-)
o.o
I liked the old UNIQUE one. Now hackfourms can place orders ;(
Much prefer this design, I found the old one pretty confusing :)
Looks good!
I prefer the old one, looks sharp and professional. The new design looks "too big" in my 1280x800 monitor
The pictures don't look quite right. The edges aren't straight or feel strange. Otherwise I'm ok with this. I did prefer the old colors though. Too many blue sites.
Very much disliked the old site, love this one.
Even though it is better than the old one, still misses that great tenderness of KFC fried chicken.
No link to whmcs, no link to vps control panel. Still the same useless site. Tried ordering, whmcs seems down. Still the same useless site.
I also remember signing up before the transition to the whmcs and when they informed about this transition, guess what, password was sent in plain text. What does this mean? they store the password without encryption with the old useless admin panel. if not for low price I would have cancel my vps.
Look better, I think "Admin login" button at right of the page is that you need :)
Wow, you very strict :) As for me it's nice, comfortable and modern site with unique design !
And how you would like to get it, for example?
IMHO passwords should be sent using a password protected file, which can be open using key-phrases, those keyphrases can be found by providing your finger print and DNA information.
Did you think I did not bother looking? That is not the vps control panel link.
If this is sarcam better read again. The main problem is that if they can send the password in plain text means it is stored unencrypted, that is why in most sites, you can reset a password but not recover it. The problem is about storage not about how they send it. and now that youve mentioned it, it is also wrong to send it in plain text, they should have not send it. I am watching you Ninjahawk.
same answer as above.
Yes... Just need add the word 'vps' into browser's address bar after redirecting and press 'Enter' :) I agree, a little uncomfortable may be... But for security reasons it may be even better, that there no direct links from main site to the VPS CP?
Well that proves it is still the same useless site. and I cannot see it a security advantage.
The old design is nice and clean, but little hard to navigate, and no "Language" option. The new one is easy to navigate, but the color is not as nice the old one
What you say is proof that you need some enterprise-class hi-end security solutions for extra cost if you ready pay for this :)
Honestly? Are you serious? Why would you need enterprise-class hi-end solutions for a functional website? You are kiddin' right?
Hostigation's website is so freakin simple yet it has everything you need.
@hAwNerk, at first, why do you think that someone interested in all your passwords?
Don't know anything about Hostingation, their DC locations is not suitable for me at this moment.
And if we are talk only about a functional public website, then just keep good security level at your side and keep regular backups of your data somewhere else...
As about Edis VPS CP, 'IP access control' may be useful and simple security solution at this stage.
Are you high or something? I wasnt recommending hostigation, and what made you think that? How is a functional website related to security?
You on drugs man? Marijuana maybe? Heroin? Cocaine?
You are retarded.
@hAwNerk = @subigo?
Just throwin it out there.
I am coming to the same conclusion myself.