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I found out that the CPU usage didn't go beyond 75%.

I noticed when I was installing Drupal Kickstart Commerce that my CPU usage went up to 75%. I'm going to finish the installation another day, but I was wondering if the CPU allowance resets every day. I thought I saw something about that in the TOS but when I tried to find it, I couldn't. And what should I do if I try to resume the install and the usage goes even higher? I don't think it should since I'll be finishing the instillation rather than going through the whole process. Since Kickstart is several Drupal items in one I could possibly delete it and install the different components one by one to make it less taxing. Thanks, ANB

I found the article. Some CMS will let you keep the site offline (or at least open to only admin).

Thanks!

I just joined MDDH and my site has to be built from the ground up. How can I keep it offline until it's built? I know there's a way to do it with HTML tags, but I'll be using a CSM and won't be messing with the actual coding. Thanks, ANB

Thanks Scott. I actually just signed up. But when I entered the nameservers in NameCheap, it said there was an error. was I supposed to take the spaces out? I didn't know if they were there for a reason. I tried ns1 and ns2. ns1.mddservices.com - 173.248.187.10 ns2.mddservices.com - 173.248.191.11 ns3.mddservices.com - 173.248.188.12 http://www.mddhostin...ould-I-use.html *edit for font error

From what I understand, it's better to have the webhost and domain registrar separate I have a domain from NameCheap and when I went to sign up for MDDH, I saw the options. I'm not sure if I should transfer my domain or "I will use my existing domain and update my nameservers". The "update" option sounds like what everyone has recommended, but I'm not sure. And what's a namesever? Thanks, ANB

I meant "demos". The Softaculous demos are numbers. I thought they were in the cPanel for some reason but I was wrong. Are all the Softaculous demos actual software that we would be able to use?

I thought I would use Concrete5, but now I'm not sure. I want to have an ecommerce site that's also informational, sort of like http://www.wrappedtogo.net/. Are all the demo actually on the panel?

Thanks Mike.

Does anyone use Concrete5? It was suggested that I use a CMSs rather than a website builder with MDDHosting, and Concrete5 seems like a good one. I can find a bunch of reviews for it, but does anyone who has MDDHosting use Concrete5? Also, I read a post on these forums (I think) that CMSs can be resource hogs. What resources? Mine (personal computer) or the hosts?