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Joseph Craig User is Offline

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2010-06-27 11:32 PM
I have personal experience with (in historical order) and still have sites hosted at: SeekDotNet iHost PowerDNN 3Essentials All are and all provide decent service. The newest hoster on my list is 3Essentials. I have been working on a site hosted there. I've had a couple of very minor support requests -- backing up and restoring databases. I was pleased with their response. I've noticed in ads that PowerDNN is now providing hosting in Europe. So, if you are looking for a DotNetNuke host, put these four on your list. If you have another hoster that you like, please let us know.

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2010-06-28 11:11 AM
Hi Joseph, Thanks for the recommendation! Our european datacenter is our fifth datacenter to bring online and we're really excited about it. We've implemented a common-services platform so regardless of if customers are hosted in North America or in Europe, they can manage everything from the same control panel.

-Tony Valenti DotNetNuke DNN Hosting DotNetNuke DNN Hosting UK I work for PowerDNN

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2010-06-29 10:17 PM
Joseph, Who would you pick between SeekDotNet or 3Essentials and why. I have 3 DNN site that I need to find a new home for because of the WH4L issues.

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2010-07-30 01:54 PM
Hello AJ, I can't say anything about the other two hosting providers, but we at PowerDNN have had quite a few people that have come to us from WH4L and our support staff has become very familiar and efficient in the migration process. Just something to think about if you are looking towards migrating. -Johnny

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2010-07-31 02:38 AM
AJ, I don't want to get caught making recommendations here. But, I've got experience with SeekDotNet, 3Essentials, PowerDNN, and iHost. While the different hosting providers are all different, all of the experiences have been positive for the most part.

Joe Craig, DNN Creative Support Subscribe to DNNCreative I recommend PowerDNN for DotNetNuke Hosting.

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2010-08-12 09:20 AM
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ahsima

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2010-08-28 08:09 AM
I go with M6.Net Hosting. They are in hosting since 1997 providing best hosting solutions

omniatax

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2010-09-15 01:53 PM
hi, this morning i can't have access to omniatax.us/dotnetnuke (godaddy hosting deluxe), I don't know w I can Do. I've installed it 3 month ago. SOmebody can help me ? thk you sincerely

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2010-09-15 11:10 PM
Is there an error? What is it? Can GoDaddy's tech support help you?

Joe Craig, DNN Creative Support Subscribe to DNNCreative I recommend PowerDNN for DotNetNuke Hosting.

sahaya ramsee User is Offline

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2011-04-24 07:09 PM
according to me this site http://www.tucktail.com/tt/domain-h...ing-plans/ provides hosting plans.

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