500GB Bandwidth, 5GB Webspace, PHP, MySQL, Control Panel, Instant Activation

[UnlimitedMB]

- 500GB Data Transfer
- 5GB Disk Space
- Fast 100mbit Internet Connection
- Automated Instant Activation
- yourname.ulmb.com
- yourname.com.net.sc
- PHP & MySQL
- 99.9% Uptime
- FTP & Browser Uploads
- POP3 and SMTP Email Service
- Advanced Powerful Spam Filtering
- One-click Contact Form
- Web-based Control Panel
- Multiple Domains under single account
- Real-time Statistics
- Email Forwarding
- Download Full Account Backup
- Free Technical Support
- Domain Name Registration
- User Accounts/Subusers (allows you to create limited access accounts for other users)

Signup at
http://www.unlimitedmb.com/

Only signups from United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland.

For a demo of the control panel login with
User: demo
Pass: demo

 

[hotvins]

Good Service for Western World

Specifications
Webspace:
5.00 GB
Bandwidth:
500.00 GB

Max File Size:
2.00 MB
Databases:
3
Domains:
15
POP Mailboxes:
50
Mail Forwarders:
50
Spam Filters:
50
Subusers:
2

 

[ghol]

It looks great.

 

[bobby444]

Been trying this out for a bit. and the ulmb.com server/hosting is fast & reliable.
and it's quick & easy to set up your site.

But I have only one small problem with ulmb.com ,the default robots.txt.
Well, to me it's more of a major problem.
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User-agent: Fasterfox
Disallow: /
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Disallow: / Means: To exclude ALL robots from the server.
Meaning no search engine is going to index any part of any new ulmb sites.
and I think User-agent: Fasterfox should be User-agent: *
Is this an error? or on purpose? I don't know.

and yes, I see other ulmb.com sites in google searches,
but that was probably many years ago when it wasn't set to block All pages.
Need to add: Allow: /index.html and possibly Allow: /index.php for other users.

Uploading my own robots.txt file doesn't work either.
Google activates some hot link protection from ulmb,and starts a download counter instead of allowing google to read the robot.txt file.

Welp, if u can't fix that for free, then I'm off to find another free host on this site. which is why I'm here again.
I never seen a free host that actually blocks all pages from search engines. I would think the free host would want to get traffic. I guess not.
and I always add a link to my free host on my site to.

Welp, thanks for any help or info.

 

[UnlimitedMB]

Those two lines tell the fasterfox firefox extensions not to preload links, to save bandwidth and cpu resources, fasterfox is really nasty to the server, almost like a DDoS if many users are online with it.
It does not block search engines or robots, the user-agent line tells it to only disallow fasterfox, and allow everything else.

If user-agent was changed to * then it would block all search engines.
If you have a paid account you can use your own robots.txt that overrides the default.

 

[dmmcintyre3]

Those two lines tell the fasterfox firefox extensions not to preload links, to save bandwidth and cpu resources, fasterfox is really nasty to the server, almost like a DDoS if many users are online with it.
It does not block search engines.

If user-agent was changed to * then it would block all search engines.

If you have a paid account you can use your own robots.txt that overrides the default.

If I were to sign up for a account with you I could not use my own robots.txt? I have a site that I absolutely do NOT want in search engines at all.