DNS Servers For Main ISPs In Malaysia / Overseas
TmNet DNS servers
202.188.1.5
202.188.0.133
202.188.1.4
202.188.0.132
Jaring DNS servers
192.228.128.20
192.228.128.18
192.228.128.16
161.142.227.17
61.6.38.139
161.142.2.17
161.142.212.17
TimeNet DNS servers
203.121.16.85
203.121.16.120
Open DNS Server (overseas)
208.67.222.222
208.67.220.220
TM (Telekom Malaysia) will perform upgrade nationwide backbone to 10 Gbps on 19th and 25th May 2009. us the upgrade. Intra ISPs connection through Malaysia Internet Exchange will be improved. Earlier this month we experienced intermittent degradation of speed due to TM – MYIX reached full capacity.
Traffic between ISPs through MYIX now growing rapidly. 10 Gbps upgrade would certainly help to elevate bottlenecks during peak hours. Majority of DSL subscribers are from TM Network, so by upgrading the network traffic connection to other ISPs will be improved as well.
There will be network downtime during the upgrade. We also hope that TM would upgrade international capacity as well in line with national backbone upgrade but that is entirely different network and that will cost TM more $$$ 
Links : MyIX
Step 1 – Backing up using phpMyAdmin
1. Login to phpMyAdmin.
2. Select the database you wish to use.
3. On the navigation bar on the top, select “Export” (besides SQL, Structure, Search, Query… etc.)
4. You should now be presented with a nifty little page which shows all the tables in the database, SQL Options and Save Types. *
5. To backup the whole database, click “Select All” under the list of tables in the page.
6. To backup a selected few, just hold down CTRL on your keyboard and select the tables you wish to backup (release the key when all selecting is done).
7. SQL Options can be left as default, but I suggest ticking the “Add DROP TABLE” option as if you are restoring a backup on a database that already exists and has the table in it – you will get a lot of errors! This way, by ticking the “Add DROP TABLE” option you will avoid the errors. For more information on the options just click the little “?” icon after SQL Options.
8. If you want to save the backup as a file (recommended) then tick “Save as file” – Leave file name as is or edit for your needs. Select “gzipped” as compression. Now click “Go”. If asked, choose “Save to disk” and save it wherever on your computer (it may take sometime depending on the size).
9. If you want to show the whole backup SQL on your browser window, don’t tick “Save as file” – once you have selected the tables you wish to backup (explained in step 5/6) click “Go”. The page will now change and should show the SQL information (it may take sometime depending on the size). Copy and paste it to a text file or do whatever you want with it!
Note: Yes, the tables of the database will be shown to the far left in a frame, but they will also be displayed in a different form on this new page to the right in phpMyAdmin.
Congratulations! You have successfully backed up your database / selected tables!
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Check out the links below, I am quite surprised to see that Malaysian datacenters provide safe heaven for torrent web sites.
April 2009 – Malaysia
Jaring IDC hosting many popular web sites such as Lowyat.net and political based web i.e Harakah Daily, Tranungkite and Malaysiakini. Recent denial of service attack targeted these political based web sites hosted in Jaring IDC such as Tranungkite.net. The attack crippled the network and caused interruption to many web sites including our server – Copper which is hosted in Jaring IDC.
Riz
DataKL Support.
Google menghantar ‘crawlers’ yang dipanggil Googlebot yang meneliti setiap laman web yang berada di internet. Googlebot adalah jutaan process ‘bot’ yang aktif yang sentiasa meneliti laman web terbaru untuk di katalogkan kedalam database index carian google. Bot-bot ini juga mengikuti pautan-pautan yang berada dalam laman web dan membuat perbandingan samaada kandungan telah pun di perbaharui atau tidak. Proses yang berulang ini dinamakan ‘indexing’. Laman yang sering di index semula laman web berita online yang kandungannya selalui di perbaharui berbanding laman statik contohnya laman web korporat.
Pautan-pautan ini juga membantu kedudukan ‘ranking’ laman web anda yang dipanggil ‘PageRank’. PageRank adalah salah satu daripada 200 faktor atau kriteria yang digunakan Google untuk memastikan hasil carian adalah tepat dan relevan. Jika anda mahukan kedudukan atau ‘ranking’ lebih baik, pastikan kandungan laman web anda di perbaharui dengan maklumat terbaru
Verizon has been awarded $33.15m in a cybersquatting lawsuit against a shady domain aggregator that registered hundreds of websites using the telco’s name and trademarks.
In a default judgment this week, a federal court in Northern California ruled this week that OnlineNIC should pay $50,000 for each of the 633 domains Verizon claims were created specifically to be confused with legitimate Verizon brands.
According to the lawsuit filed in June 2008, OnlineNIC used an automated process to claim sites such as verizononline.com, myverizonwireless.com, 123verizonphones.com, accountverizonwireless.com, and iphoneverizonplans.com. The fake Verizon sites hosted ad links and pop-under advertisements that resulted in revenue for OnlineNIC.
Verizon calls the decision “the largest cybersquatting judgment ever” – which is probably a bit far-reaching unless the company follows the ancient Mayan calendar in which the universe ends in 2012. And that award could be $22 zillion, for all it matters – the real trick will be collecting it. No one appeared in court on OnlineNIC’s behalf, and Verizon itself can’t figure out exactly who’s behind the scheme, according to court documents.
Verizon claims that OnlineNIC conceals its owners’ true identities and involvement by using numerous shell entities, fictitious businesses, and personal names for ICANN registration. The firm also allegedly deletes infringing domains within five days and then re-registers to avoid paying registration costs and to avoid detection by trademark owners.
OnlineNIC claims to be based in San Francisco, although its website offers an Oakland, California mailing address. Court filings show that Verizon was unable to find a correct mailing address for any OnlineNIC employees at which to serve the court summons.
Nevertheless, in a statement Verizon says that the judgment “should send a clear message and serve to deter cybersquatters who continue to run businesses for the primary purpose of misleading consumers.”
Microsoft and Yahoo also have similar lawsuits currently pending against OnlineNIC. ®
Source : The Register
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Login to Client Area : http://support.datakl.com/clientarea.php
Click view invoice – Choose Credit card as payment options
After completion, your invoice will be marked as paid automatically.
Other payment methods, including Paypal, Maybank Third Party Transfer,
Cheque and Interbank Third Party Transfer
