By far the most effective method to communicate with our technical support staff is the ticket system. By filling out the form below and clicking on the “Create a Ticket” button, a ticket will be generated immediately. Our technical staff will react to that ticket in short order and they will generate a response that will be sent to the email address that you enter. Also note that sending an email to the address support [at] rippleweb [dot] com also generates a ticket in the same way.
EMAIL ADDRESSES
PHONE NUMBERS
888-749-7067 (sales) Open: 6am-6pm PST
888-728-9066 (support)
International Customers: 916-216-0984 (sales,support)
FAX
866-776-3103 (Toll-free)
DATA CENTER ADDRESS
MAILING ADDRESS
WHM or Web Hosting Manager is a collection of scripts with a web based front end to ease the common system administrative tasks on a Linux/FreeBSD server. You can setup a name server, DNS zone, virtual (shared) web hosting accounts, update services (mail, apache, etc) and much more. Documentation for WHM can be found at this link on the CPanel site.
CPanel is the end-users web based interface with which they can perform tasks to setup and maintain their web account. They can create, delete mysql databases, create email accounts, check web statistics and much more. Documentation for CPanel can be found at this link on the CPanel site.
Online tutorials for WHM and server maintenance in general can be found at Web Hosting Gear.
Yes, we can setup up a rDNS entry in our name servers at your request. We will require justification and details on your planned email activity. We will ask about your email activity when you rent a server from us, if you tell us there will be no email marketing and you will use the server VOIP/SSL/VPS/VPN/… we will NOT setup rDNS when you request it.
Our servers come with basic hardening. Basic hardening includes the following:
LINUX SERVERS
WINDOWS SERVERS
To further harden and ensure your server always patched for vulnerablilities, Ripple Web recommends going to a server management company like RackAID. If you have the experience to do it yourself online resources at Web Hosting Gear and eth0.us are helpful.
First determine if you cannot access it from other servers by going to a ping site ike http://www.just-ping.com. Try and ping your server from there. If you cannot ping it. Then from the same level 3 site,
perform a trace route and create a ticket by going to our Support page and cutting and pasting the trace route output. This output will help us determine where in the path the problem could be. If you can ping the server, then it is probably the service (http, mail) that is down. We can investigate this for you if you open a ticket.