If you have not already done so, you may begin uploading files to your site. The process by which files are transferred to the server is called File Transport Protocol (FTP). Internet providers such as AOL, Compuserve, and Prodigy may have a built-in FTP interface. If you have a PPP internet account and need FTP software, you can download a program for either the PC or Mac from the current ONCR Questions & Answers page.

The following information is contained within your account activation notice and is needed to connect to the site via FTP: userid, password and FTP host name. When you connect to the web server, you will connect directly to the root or "home" directory of your account. You may see several system folders such as cgi-bin, cfusion, etc, and stats which are landmarks suggesting a successful connection.

You can transfer files directly to the root level and/or create subdirectories. The only system directory that you may need to use is cgi-bin; this directory is reserved for custom scripts. To make your home page load automatically, "index.html" in lowercase and upload it to the root directory of your account. Be sure to upload HTML documents in ASCII mode and images in BINARY mode. This page will be replaced automatically when you upload your index file, so rename this file or print it for future reference. More detailed instructions are also available.

You can use your web based Control Panel to view stats, set mail forwarding options and more.

Please refer any questions to support@oncr.com.