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I see the under construction page. Please try clearing your browser cache if you still have any issues.

Like I said, this is not offered on shared hosting. You need to find a third party where you can create your own name servers.

This is not something that is offered on shared hosting. To have your own name servers setup, you would need a VPS, unless you find a third party DNS provider where you can set your name servers up with. Note though that you in that case would need to set A records at the DNS provider to point...

You can either edit the files in cPanels file manager, using "code edit" is usually the best option there. Or you use an ftp client to download your files and edit with your favorite text editor and then upload the new files again.

If you place an index file, such as index.html, index.htm or index.php, in your public_html folder it would work correctly.

Escalated for further handling. You should be able to see, and reply, to the ticket from your account panel from this point on.

What errors would that be? Knowing the error would make it easier to look at and solve.

Please note that changes to domains are not instant, they can take anywhere between a few minutes to, in worst case, 48 hours to be fully live.

Regarding the limited space, see: http://x10hosting.com/forums/useful-information/166022-country-restrictions.html Lotus is our newest server and some things may be left to install on it. I'll remind a server admin when they come on next.

Yes, you can use that domain without setting name servers, just create an A record for the domain at the registrar pointing to the IP of your server. Please note that with this option any changes you make in the DNS editor in cPanel will have NO effect at all, and should you want to set a...

Hosting has been terminated. At this time we do not delete forum accounts, so that will remain (just remove personal details if it worries you).

That would be the kind of problem that was announced at http://status.x10hosting.com/

That would more then likely be due to the issues announced at http://status.x10hosting.com/ once that is marked resolved everything should be back to normal.

Unfortunately it seem to take longer then expected, keep an eye on http://status.x10hosting.com/ to see when it is marked as being resolved.

I do not question what the email you received said, just tried to inform what it would actually say if there was indeed a suspension placed on the account.

Yes, if the current doesn't work, there's clearly an issue with the password you are using, probably something caused it to be set differently in cPanel during signup. Resetting it will make sure that the password you use is correct.

Have patience :) All changes to domains, such as adding a new, or altering DNS settings can take time to become fully visible over the internet. When I go to that domain I'm seeing a Joomla install. If you still get the error page please try clearing your browser cache before attempting to...

Correct it is a reminder that there could be a suspension placed unless you do login to our forums. If it had been suspended it would have said something like "Oh no, your account has been suspended", I don't recall the exact wording though.

It can take a little time before the system is fully setup after you sign up, during which the domain may appear as non existent. I can get to your domain just fine right now, it is showing the default welcome page that is automatically placed in your account.

Name servers are: ns1.x10hosting.com and ns2.x10hosting.com You can add two addon domains to your free account.