Authority site

[Natural Elements]

Hello,

I've got a stupid question. I was checking my BL, put in my domain name and found that my e-commerce is an authority site. The problem I am having is how to know on which keywords I am, sounds stupid doesn't it?

Someone please tell me what you have found.

[Natural Elements]

Another question, when I put my domain name without the www in Google my site is not authority.

Any thoughts?

[pinkfluffybunny]

dns server messed up / your host doesn't know or doesn't care - I tried to run a position report for you but the dns is messed up - sorry

Answer from i.root-servers.net: domain 'natural-elements-online.com' not found

You're sitting on a virtual - get your own IP - bad host -

you put a good site and parked it on a 15 dollar a month host - ouch

What were you thinking -

[Natural Elements]

Thanks for looking.

I am just wondering what's going on, seems like my site is half authority with no reel authority on anything, pretty sad...

[pinkfluffybunny]

A good windows server will cost anywhere from 25 - 50 dollars a month (with your own IP - so you can get a real certificate if you need one).....

There are a lot of other things a deicated ip allow you to do - placement for one thing a bad virtual is not the way to go.

when you call ithem to fix it, it will be excuses excuses excuses - call another ISP

[Natural Elements]

I've got my own dedicated IP, otherwise I will not be able to setup a secure certificate as you certainly know.

I don't think the problem is coming from that.

[pinkfluffybunny]

No you don't - you have a shared certificate

Where did you see the padlock on your IE and where's the https ?


Get a good host they have you hoodwinked - your using paypal and authorize.net - did they charge you for that certificate?


Shame on them


You're on a bad host - I'll run some tests just for giggles - hope it doesn't knock them offline

I'm running them now - every port that can be hacked is wide open - they're infected with a bunch and I'm only to port 590 - ouch .....

177 threats - backup often sorry kid bad host - they playing games on the damn server - you know like fps games.....lol

[Natural Elements]

The padlock work fine in my IE, you can test my domain on the https, you can also check my seal there https://seal.starfieldtech.com/verif...17fea056197190
I don't know where you are coming from with these wrong information.

[pinkfluffybunny]

Just a sample while the scan was ongoing - http://64.62.146.143/1/hackable.html




I used to do security and hosting for gov agencies - if you're happy = I'm happy

[Natural Elements]

Back to my topic lol, I will wait a few days and see what's going on.

Again thanks for looking.

[pinkfluffybunny]

K have fun - I ain't selling nothing.....

just bored - to answer your question - bad host - bye bye


Oh crap your servers down - sorry - I didn't even try to bring it down - just ran some basic tests

call um and tell them to reboot

wow - where do I get all this bad info..........




(if I can shut it down by simple tests what are the guys in china doing inside).....lol
Had any credit card fraud reports lately?

Hope I didn't interrupt any games they were playing on it...

[pinkfluffybunny]

they blocked that IP, I used to test your server.... it was a proxie - glad they're back up

[Natural Elements]

You know, I don't consider anything 100% secure, and I beleive every systems can be cracked, depending of the knowledge and motivation of the guy.

I am trying to build correctly this site, and make happy my customers, that's all I want to do. As far as making money, I have just enough to pay my bills and a few toys for my son ;-)

[Rankenstein]

Originally Posted by Natural Elements

Hello,

I've got a stupid question. I was checking my BL, put in my domain name and found that my e-commerce is an authority site. The problem I am having is how to know on which keywords I am, sounds stupid doesn't it?

Someone please tell me what you have found.

What makes you think it's an authority site?

[Natural Elements]

This: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&i...nts-online.com

[Rankenstein]

I'm not seeing anything there that says 'authority' though.

[pinkfluffybunny]

Originally Posted by Natural Elements

You know, I don't consider anything 100% secure, and I beleive every systems can be cracked, depending of the knowledge and motivation of the guy.

I am trying to build correctly this site, and make happy my customers, that's all I want to do. As far as making money, I have just enough to pay my bills and a few toys for my son ;-)

Natural,

I really didn't try to knock your server offline.
It was just standard security tests, but unfortunately it's just wide open. That's not bad for a hobby site or a personal website, but when you talke CC information - ouch.

Just spend the extra 10 or 20 bucks a month on a good host to keep your customers happy (and safe).

So how do you find a good host?
Find one that hosts a local, state or national goverment site - they have standards a host must comply with.......

They also provide a higher level of support. In the end that's what you pay for - support - not a place to park a site. The host should have known the DNS was messed up and the certificate was installed wrong, not some damn bunny on the boards telling you

[Natural Elements]

I don't capture cc on my site ;-)

As far as my certificate installed wrong, from my end I will know on IE, but it is working fine for me.

I am on a Plesk plan for Windows, beleive it or not, it is not easy to find a good hosting company with this. So far I tested my site with site advisor from McAfee and all links are green light and secured. When I installed my certificate I also asked the provider to check if it was ok, and it was. I can attach a jpeg so you can see on IE or FF the site showing the padlock.

Thanks

Originally Posted by pinkfluffybunny