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*The default document is the page that loads when your site is loaded in an internet browser. | *The default document is the page that loads when your site is loaded in an internet browser. | ||
| − | *Our Linux/cPanel servers have predefined default documents but there are some cases where you may need the site to load a different page. | + | *Our WCP and Linux/cPanel servers have predefined default documents but there are some cases where you may need the site to load a different page. |
| − | *You can use the steps below to change the default document for your site in cPanel. | + | *You can use the steps below to change the default document for your site in cPanel and WCP. |
| − | ==Changing the Default Document== | + | ===Changing the Default Document in Windows WCP=== |
| + | *Login to your Windows Control Panel (http://wcp.hostek.com) | ||
| + | *Click the IIS Setting icon under the Website Settings Panel | ||
| + | *Click the Default Docs tab at the top of the Website Settings Window | ||
| + | *Select a default document and drag it to the top position to set it as top priority | ||
| + | *Click '''Add''' to add a default doc | ||
| + | *Click the red '''X''' to delete a default doc | ||
| + | *Click a default doc and change the name | ||
| + | *For example: change '''"index.htm"''' to '''"index.asp"''' | ||
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| + | ===Changing the Default Document in Linux cPanel=== | ||
#Open the '''"File Manager"''' | #Open the '''"File Manager"''' | ||
#Right-click the '''".htaccess"''' file and select '''"Code Edit"''' | #Right-click the '''".htaccess"''' file and select '''"Code Edit"''' | ||
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| + | [[Category:Windows]] | ||
[[Category:Linux]] | [[Category:Linux]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:09, 19 June 2014
Contents
Default Document Info
- The default document is the page that loads when your site is loaded in an internet browser.
- Our WCP and Linux/cPanel servers have predefined default documents but there are some cases where you may need the site to load a different page.
- You can use the steps below to change the default document for your site in cPanel and WCP.
Changing the Default Document in Windows WCP
- Login to your Windows Control Panel (http://wcp.hostek.com)
- Click the IIS Setting icon under the Website Settings Panel
- Click the Default Docs tab at the top of the Website Settings Window
- Select a default document and drag it to the top position to set it as top priority
- Click Add to add a default doc
- Click the red X to delete a default doc
- Click a default doc and change the name
- For example: change "index.htm" to "index.asp"
Changing the Default Document in Linux cPanel
- Open the "File Manager"
- Right-click the ".htaccess" file and select "Code Edit"
- Enter the code below into the .htaccess file and click "Save" (replace "default.html" with the name of the default page you want to load)
DirectoryIndex default.html