HelioHost Posted March 1, 2023 Posted March 1, 2023 Username: starbird200, Server: Johnny, Main domain: cosmic.helioho.stThanks, Well, Krydos, or, whomever, why is the signup timed out at 1900 EST? https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/full.html?sort=2 leads me to believe that the server is hosted "over there". I'm not all broken up about it but I have some questions for you. I want to trick chrome into thinking I am searching from the https://biot.gov.io hotel on Diego Garcia or from a terminal connected to a space based internet connection at KINGMAN REEF. What settings are good? Thanks for hosting. [image: image.png] On Tue, Feb 28, 2023 at 7:06?PM HelioHost wrote: > [image: HelioHost | Community powered free hosting for everyone.] > > Hey Starbird200, > > Your new HelioHost account has been successfully created! > > You can use the link below to login now. Please be aware that your > dashboard and control panel are active, but it can take up to two hours for > your domain to be fully functional. > > We're still in the process of converting our systems to the new control > panel so not all the features are available yet, but we hope to have > everything 100% as soon as possible. The main things that are missing is > Java/JSP, Ruby on Rails, the ability to edit DNS yourself, and the ability > to add or delete domains on your own. If you need a domain added just let > us know and we can add it for you. > > If you need help with anything or have any questions just let us know. You > can reply to this email, post on Discord, or post on our forum to get help. > Login Now > [image: Twitter] [image: Facebook] > [image: Phone Number] > <+1-802-884-3546> [image: Support Forum] [image: > Email] > ? 2005-2023 Helio Networks. All rights reserved. | Unsubscribe > >
Kairion Posted March 1, 2023 Posted March 1, 2023 Hi starbird200, I am not Krydos, but I will do my best to understand and address your questions. By design, all HelioHost signups are open at midnight UTC, when the servers' sign-up limit is reset and thus people can sign up for an account on them. This is done so HelioHost servers do not crash from all the people wanting to use HelioHost services. If you want to know why it was chosen midnight UTC specifically, there is no documented reason for that as far as I could check, but I would argue it is fair to everyone who wants to get an account, since no time zone has an advantage. You can think of it as an arbitrary reset time, as it was necessary to have one. Also, you can rest assured that the reset time for new sign-ups has no correlation with where HelioHost servers physically are. As for your question about spoofing your location, it is out of HelioHost's support scope thus I am afraid I will be unable to address that question. You can, however, start to study cybersecurity. I would recommend the entry-level (ISC)² Cybersecurity certification, especially because they opened enrollment for one million free seats on their online self-paced course + certification (check here for more details). Good luck! If you have any other HelioHost-related questions or issues, feel free to contact us anytime.
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