I am happy to finally have my DNN site up and running on my production web hosting provider, Brinkster.  For those of you interested in hosting there I put together a list of items that need to be completed to get it to work.

1. Signup for their developer account.  The basic and premium accounts do not give you SQL server, and DNN 4.0 needs SQL server.
2. Copy all of the DNN install files to Brinkster’s server.  You can either install it to the root directory, or a sub directory.  I chose the subdirector ... Read More »
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   James Jegers

For those who have domains hosted on Brinkster and are looking to add SPF/SIDF to help stop SPAM, I recommend using the following:

   v=spf1 mx/20 ~all

Notes:  Just putting mx isn't enough, as Brinkster does not send their outgoing mail on the same servers that they accept incomming mail.  So the mx/20 gives the least maintanence way of saying anything with an IP belonging to Brinkster near their inco ... Read More »