Please be informed that an emergency service maintenance was done on some of the servers causing service interruption between 9:00 am Friday morning to 8:00 pm.

The maintenance was necessary in preparation of the server upgrade that is expected to occur in the months to come.

We apologize dearly for any inconvenience this had caused you.

MSWEBNETWORK Team

Here at MSWEB Network Solutions, we are working continuously to improve the quality
of service that we provide.

In this regard, we would like to inform you that we will be having a server
upgrade that will take effect on August 6, 2010 12PM until Saturday August 7, 2010.

A migration of accounts will immediately commence once the server upgrade
is done. Please bear with us since during this time, your account will
experience downtime and you might have difficulty in sending/receiving of
mails.

Monumento Server

Primary Nameserver: ns3.mswebnetwork.net
Secondary Nameserver: ns4.mswebnetwork.net

Morong Server

Primary Nameserver: ns5.mswebnetwork.net
Secondary Nameserver: ns6.mswebnetwork.net

Kindly change your nameserver from the new nameserver below:

Pilar Server

Primary Nameserver: ns49.mswebnetwork.net
Secondary Nameserver: ns50.mswebnetwork.net

We appreciate your patience during this undertaking and rest assured that
we will take the necessary steps to minimize the impact of this migration on
your operation.

Should you have other concern, please feel free to contact us at 632 7124313/ 632 7124413/ 632 7312756.

Thank you for your usual cooperation.

Sincerely,
MSWEB/8finity Management

We are now utilizing a very powerful open source application and we are encouraging everyone to also try the ZIMBRA email and collaboration suite. Book us now for a demonstration and see the power of Open Source!

We are opening a maintenance window on May 31th 7pm to June 2nd 2am. During this time your service may be intermittent as we will be upgrading a core router blade. Our staff will work hand in hand to minimized the service interruption.

We will make an announcement once operations have returned to normal.

For urgent matters, please email us at support@mswebnetwork.net.

Thank You for your usual cooperation.

Sincerely,
MSWEB/8finity Management

In the observance of Labor Day, MSWEB/8Finity will be closed on Monday, May 3, 2010.   Normal business operation will resume on Tuesday, May 4, 2010 at 9:00 am.

For your immediate technical concerns, please send your email to support@mswebnetwork.net.  Billing and sales concerns will be accomodated on Tuesday, May 4, 2010.

Happy Labor Day everyone!!!

Sincerely,
MSWEB/8finity Management

04/08/2010 01:53 PM
Dear Valued Client,

This email is to advise you that MSWEB/8finity will be closed tomorrow, April 9, 2010
in commemoration of Araw ng Kagitingan.

Please email your concerns to billing@mswebnetwork.net and support@mswebnetwork.net for
billing and technical concerns.

Official business hours will resume on Monday, April 12, 2010 from 9:00AM to 6:00PM

Thank you and happy weekend!

Sincerely,
Management

In order to serve you better and more efficiently, we are upgrading our servers.  In this regard, you may experience difficulty in sending/receiving of emails as well as timed out connection when accessing your website.

Please bear with us during this time for we are doing this to further improve our services.   We also scheduled the changing of name servers during the Holy Week break so that any impact this may have in your business operation will be minimized.

Thank you and have a meaningful vacation.

MSWEB Network Team

For technical/sales concern, feel free to email us at support@mswebnetwork.net.

Thank you and may everyone have a nice and meaningful week.

Please be informed that an emergency service maintenance was done on some of the servers causing service interruption between 10:30 Friday night to 11:00 Saturday morning.

The maintenance was necessary in preparation of the server upgrade that is expected to occur in the months to come.

We apologize dearly for any inconvenience this had caused you.

MSWEBNETWORK Team

Most of us uses one password. We may even have a full dozens of other variations of our nickname, our loved ones our favorite pet, etc, etc. These are still basic passwords dude! You uses that on your facebook, friendster, your gmail etc. Now would you think that is nice?

You thought to yourself, no big deal in that… Heck yah, using the same password for my facebook or my friendster would not hurt at all. Well think again! What happens if someone was able to access your facebook account and got all your contacts? What if that person traces your browsing history and found out you added farm coins and cash to your farmville account using your paypall or credit card? Not that it’s just $5 for 25 farm cash but would you like someone to see your transaction?

We normally take for granted the that, when we are using our username, email address and we are using the same passwords on dozens of sites we are relying on the encryption that site is offering. In Your master key is copied on every site you uses and that we are trusting them to keep their site secure and that our sensitive information will not be compromised? Big deal ‘ey?

How about this, one guy posted his email on a forum. Then this bad guy saw his email address then tries a couple of password combination, or then uses dictionary attack to crack the email?. After a few mins or hours, presto! Read a couple of email in your inbox and found out that you have a paypal account. Tries your email password for your paypal account, you unforunate soul uses the same password as your unified master key to all your accounts!

Dude have a strong and diverse password everytime is now necessary!  It is as a necessity as your antivirus having spyware protection as well as malware dection capability! If you don’t practise strong and diversified password combination that is different on every site or application you use, then you should not complain if you get compromised because of your negligence. Plain and simple! Dude it’s your fault!

So I, like many of you pinoys out there who have short-term memory like Dory who inheritted the symptom from their father side (or is it mother side?) use a password box to store all your keys. There are hundreds out there, be it free or commercial, its a must to use one! Here’s the one I use for my home pc: www.keepassx.org try it don’t worry it’s free.

But then you say, I want to use the password manager and I then login to a computer in the corner internet cafe, then someone steals my password because I didn’t know that it has keylogger installed or tons of spyware and malware that should not be my fault? Your password manager is useless. Dude first of all you shouldn’t use any public computers for your personal transactions. It is a mortal sin to use public computer on your bank transactions! Don’t even think about it! Second most of this password manager, vault, keeper, etc has those little things called master password. So if your precious mac or dell laptop got stolen you should feel safe as long as you have backup of course.  Lastly if your computer has rootkit and is zombie that is being controlled by another user and they snatched the form you completed, well your as good as dead anyway and you learned your lesson for not running a good and reliable AntiVirus protection.

Now we have learned to make good practise of strong password, good and reliable antivirus as a mandatory protection for our sensitive data and as well as our online fate. Now let us download a password manager of our liking and atleast keep our sensitive data safe, or alteast minimize the impact of the damage in the tide of a security breach.

This security tip is provided for you by The Philippines Best Web Hosting Provider www.mswebnetwork!