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"Canitan has been a vital asset to our office. Our engineering office had a major server crash in ’05. Canitan was able to recover valuable information and help up design and setup our new server. Since then our server has not failed and we have had very little down time. When our sever goes down they are quick to respond. They can remotely access our server and fix most problems. If they can not remotely fix it they are on site in a timely manner.
I would recommend Canitan to anyone that needs an excellent IT support group 24/7. Canitan has proved to be very cost efficient for our firm vs hiring a full time employee for our IT needs".

-Keith J
BIM/CAD Manager

“With nine phone lines, wireless internet access, computers, a digital video server, we are able to function effectively as a business, as well as a 99-unit condominium building.”

-Jeanne M
Building Manager

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Where is the host file in Windows 7 x32 or x64 (32 bit, 64 bit)

File location: %systemroot%\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
Containing Folder: %systemroot%\System32\drivers\etc\

How to open it.
1.) We will be using a text editor, locate (but don't open) your favorite text editor, if you don't have one notepad will do.

Ubuntu 10.04 apache upgrade woes.

Here was the problem: So, upgrading a server (ubuntu 8.10 to 10.04) today caused my virtual server to be lost. In case you don't know, a virtual server is what you use to host multiple sites on a single machine - such as nathan.canitan.com and canyon.canitan.com. I kept getting the error: [warn] NameVirtualHost *:80 has no VirtualHosts

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