es posible que reciba uno de los mensajes de error siguientes:

• El intento de abrir “ftp:// usuario @ servidorftp / rutaDeAccesoUrl ” produjo un error o se canceló.
• Contraseña no permitida.

Cuando utiliza Internet Explorer 5 para intentar iniciar una sesión en un sitio FTP seguro, quizá aparezca el siguiente mensaje de error:

1. Si no cuenta con el software puede descargarlo de manera gratuita desde la página del proyecto.

2. Una vez instalado, ejecute el programa desde su Menú principal o usando el shortcut. Le aparecerá la siguiente pantalla:

3.  Para crear una conexión a su dominio, accese la opción File>Site Manager y oprima la opción New Site

4. En esta ventana deberá colocar los datos  que le fueron proporcionados con su cuenta de mango hosting, servidor, usuario y password:

5. Haga click en el botón ‘Connect’ para conectarse al servidor de internet. Si no se conecta revise lo siguiente:

Si su cuenta esta recién habilitada, es posible que el dominio o los DNSs aun no se hayan replicado. En ese caso debe utilizar la IP suministrada a cambio de ftp.midominio.com temporalmente .

6. Transferir archivos: La lista de archivos/carpetas que se muestra al lado derecho es la de su cuenta de hosting en el servidor de internet. La lista del lado izquierdo corresponde a la de su PC o maquina local.

Si su hosting es en Linux, utilice el directorio public_html para subir sus archivos que se verán en Internet. Si su hosting es en Windows utilice wwwroot.

Escribenos un correo o contactanos a través de la forma de contacto, para darte más detalles de esta solucion que reducirá dramáticamente el spam, con tasas de hasta más del 95% de correo filtrado.

To use this component to send e-mail you also need the SMTP Server that ships with IIS 4 or 5 installed on the web server. The SMTP server is usually installed by default with the standard IIS installation.

First we need to create the variables that we are going to be using in this script.

Next we need to create an instance of the ‘CDONTS NewMail’ object on the server.

Once the ‘NewMail’ object has been created on the server we can use various properties and methods of the ‘NewMail’ object to build the e-mail.

First we are going to use the ‘From’ property to let the recipient of the e-mail know who the e-mail is from. If you leave this property out or do not have a properly format e-mail address the e-mail will fail.

Now we need to place a string value representing the e-mail address of the person you want to receive the e-mail into the ‘To’ property of the ‘NewMail’ object.

The next property ‘Cc’ holds the e-mail address of the people you wish to receive Carbon Copies of the e-mail.

You can place one or more recipient e-mail addresses separated by either a comma (,) or a semicolon (;). Make sure all the e-mail address are properly formatted or the e-mail will fail.

This property can be left out if you don’t want any carbon copies of the e-mail sent.

The ‘Bcc’ property holds the e-mail address of the people you wish to receive Blind Copies of the e-mail. The formatting of the e-mail addresses is the same as for the ‘Cc’ property above.

Again if you don’t want to send any blind copies of the message you can leave this property out.

In the next line we use the ‘Subject’ property to set the subject of the e-mail.

As well as sending plain text e-mail’s you can also format the body of the e-mail using HTML. The default is Text but if you wish to format the e-mail using HTML then you will need to use the ‘BodyFormat’ property with the integer value of ‘0′ for HTML or ‘1′ for Text.

If you leave this property out the e-mail will be sent as plain text format.

If you wish to use HTML formatting in the e-mail, as well as setting the ‘BodyFormat’ property above to HTML, you will also need to set the ‘MailFormat’ property to MIME. Again this property uses and integer value of ‘0′ for MIME and ‘1′ for Text.

The default is text so if your e-mail is text only you can leave this property out.

The next property were covering is the ‘Body’ property. This property holds the main part of the e-mail with the message you are sending.

If you have set the ‘BodyFormat’ property to HTML and the ‘MailFormat’ to MIME then you can use HTML to format your e-mail message. ‘eg. <h2>Hello</h2><br><b>This is my e-mail in HTML format</b>’.

If you want to send the e-mail as text then you can just enter text instead. ‘eg. Hello This is my e-mail in Text format’.

The ‘Importance’ property tells the mail messaging system when to schedule delivery of the e-mail.

For this property there is 3 different integer values, 0 – Low, the e-mail will be sent during times of low system use, 1 – Normal, the message is sent at regular delivery times, 2 – High, the system will attempt to send the message immediately.

If this property is left out the deafault is Normal.

Once all the properties for the e-mail are set we can now send the e-mail using the ‘Send’ property.

Finally once the e-mail has been sent we can close the server object releasing server resources.

There are other methods and properties of the ‘NewMail CDONTS’ object but to keep things simple I have tried to cover the most common properties needed to send an e-mail from your web site.

To send a text-based message using CDONTS:

<%
dim mail

‘Create the object
set mail = server.CreateObject(“CDONTS.NewMail”)
mail.From = “anyone@yourdomain.com” ‘This is the address that the email is
coming from.
mail.To = “anyone@somewhere.com” ‘This is the email address that you are
sending to.
mail.Subject = “Here is the subject” ‘The subject as it will appear in the
email.
mail.body = “The body of the email.” ‘Place the body here.
‘If you want to place a carriage return in the body use vbCrLf.
mail.Send ‘Send the message out.
set mail = nothing ‘Clean up after yourself.
%>
To send an HTML-based email using CDONTS:

<%
‘Place these before the mail.body.
mail.mailFormat = 0
mail.bodyFormat = 0
%>
To send an attachment using CDONTS:

<%
mail.AttachFile server.MapPath(“attachedfile.asp”) ‘You must use the exact server path.
%>
To send a carbon copy using CDONTS:

<%
mail.Cc = “someoneelse@somewhere.com”
%>
To display a message in the from section:

<%
mail.value(“Reply-To”) = “someone@somewhere.com”
mail.from = “I am sending this to you”
‘Your message will now display in the from email address instead of your email address.
‘If someone replies to your email, they will still reply to someone@somewhere.com
%>