sirjonathan
New member
Hey guys!
Alright, I'm looking for input from a lot of the new web host providers out there, and even from you guys who've seen it all .. How do you handle things when they go very wrong with your server and your business is at stake?
Some of you may have NEVER had a problem (lucky bums ) ..but what do you plan to do when something DOES go wrong?
I ask 'cuz I didn't think I'd ever have a problem . Then one day my email server stopped working.. right after a client had just sent out a big newsletter asking for email replies.. ouch. I never expected that and I was in a huge panic as to what to do.
So what happens? I was very fortunate to know people who were able to help me out of it. Otherwise, ugh.. I woulda had NO clue how to go about fixing it.
Communities are an incredible system of support, especially like what we've got going right here.. I can't tell you how many times I've had something solved just by reading posts of people going through similiar experiences .
So how about it? What do you do when things go wrong and it seems beyond your control?
-Jonathan
Alright, I'm looking for input from a lot of the new web host providers out there, and even from you guys who've seen it all .. How do you handle things when they go very wrong with your server and your business is at stake?
Some of you may have NEVER had a problem (lucky bums ) ..but what do you plan to do when something DOES go wrong?
I ask 'cuz I didn't think I'd ever have a problem . Then one day my email server stopped working.. right after a client had just sent out a big newsletter asking for email replies.. ouch. I never expected that and I was in a huge panic as to what to do.
So what happens? I was very fortunate to know people who were able to help me out of it. Otherwise, ugh.. I woulda had NO clue how to go about fixing it.
Communities are an incredible system of support, especially like what we've got going right here.. I can't tell you how many times I've had something solved just by reading posts of people going through similiar experiences .
So how about it? What do you do when things go wrong and it seems beyond your control?
-Jonathan