Our PHP 5.3 test server is no longer available We have now launched PHP 5.3 as part of a significant upgrade to our hosting platform. See below for instructions on changing your hosts file back to use our new hosting servers. How to update your hosts file Microsoft Windows 7 & Vista Click Start -> All Programs -> Accessories. Right click “Notepad” and select “Run as administrator” Click Yes/Continue on the UAC prompt. Click File -> Open. Change the file filter drop down box from “Text Documents (*.txt)” to “All Files (*.*)”. Go to “C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc”. Select “hosts” and click “Open”. Remove the following 2 lines: 94.126.40.144 mydomain.com 94.126.40.144 www.mydomain.com Where “mydomain.com” is your actual domain name Close Notepad. Click Save when prompted. Restart your web browser and type in your domain name, it will now point at the test server. Apple OS X Lion, Snow Leopard & Leopard: Open Terminal (Click Spotlight, or press Command+Space. Now type terminal.) Copy and paste the following line into Terminal sudo /Applications/TextEdit.app/Contents/MacOS/TextEdit /etc/hosts Press Enter. You will now be prompted for your computers password. Enter it and press Enter. The TextEdit application will open with the hosts file loaded. Remove the following 2 lines: 94.126.40.144 mydomain.com 94.126.40.144 www.mydomain.com Where “mydomain.com” is your actual domain name Save by pressing Command+S, or click File -> Save. Restart your web browser and type in your domain name, it will now point at the test server. Or updating the DNS for your domain Alternatively you may have pointed the DNS A records for your hosted domain to 94.126.40.144. You can change this back to 94.126.40.140 in My Account. Need help? If you have any questions or need help with anything above, don't hesitate to give us a call on 01438 342 490 or contact us through the website.