mixed feelings.

[danuk]

I have really very mixed feelings about having a Reseller package with H9 actually. I think it's probably a dream for every webhosts to be big but I don't really like that feeling as I got a preview of it having a H9 reseller, one second I'm offering one location on a VPS and the next theres 51 nodes on my status page:S and the worst of it... Linux or windows. So when someone comes across the site, they must think jeez this is a big webhost. I'm not sure that I want to give that impression gahhh help! I need some advise or something. Talk to me people.

[Davo]

isnt being big good ?

[kobra]

one second I'm offering one location on a VPS and the next theres 51 nodes on my status page:S and the worst of it... Linux or windows

You do not have to display any of these nor offer both 'nix & windows...

Show only what you want to show

[danuk]

maybe H9 could offer reseller hosting for cheaper...without RC? As customers may like there network uptime or features or support but just don't need RC... just want a simple one WHM login and be done with... for maybe reseller starters.

[jrawly]

hmm.... you have me thinking now.... status scripts limited to only what the client has registered for....

[danuk]

Originally Posted by jrawly

hmm.... you have me thinking now.... status scripts limited to only what the client has registered for....

Think no further...

Originally Posted by Olipro

Hi there,

I figured it'd be nice for clients to be able to check whether their server(s) are up and running or not, so, I've written a modification to the serverstatus template in the portal folder.

The prerequisite is that you *have* setup the IP Address custom field for your packages and that they're populated with an IP obviously - this way it's able to display only the relevant nodes to customers.

I of course make no guarantees that it's at all correct, and the fact it works may be some horrible fluke.

Lastly; the node name is fetched dynamically and then cut down to the first part of the host string, just in case you'd prefer they don't see the actual domain name.