I understand that Lunar does things a little different from hosts I have used before. When working with other Hosts I registered Domain Names, Changed DNS etc. Once I recieved my username and password to log onto the server I was also instantly given an IP address to use while a site was in development.

This was nice because I could also send the link to clients so they could review progress until it went "Live". What is the deal here? I have tried a multitude of directory /// and can't seem to find a simple solution. I know you do things different and hopefully "Pass the savings onto the customer"  I have been reading the manual and it will atke a little getting use to, its just I don't have much spare time.    

When you gonna add spell check to this thing?  

Hello Amy

Yes, I am using the link Lunar has sent us. I have also used the lunar FTP program built into the control panel. I uploaded a very basic site and an index.html page (even used the L instead of htm which I have seen cuase problems in the past on cheap servers) I cannot see it from the web. It sits in my [public_html] and I have set permissions to 644 on the folder itself.
I still see nothing in ie using the Galaxy URL with and without the \index.html . I have cleared the browser etc.

I'm sorry It has never been this hard to get an default online. I am open to suggestions and I am in a crunch.
Am I missing the boat here?

Hi Buddy,

Your index file may be in your root directory.  Tell me your username and I'll go have a peek  

That is where is has been
I moved it to see if that was the problem and redirected the links.

I am putting it back into the public folder again since I have to reupload everything anyway.

I put everything back to where it was originally since I had it saved and just reopened and uploaded. Now I see it.
Something weird here, might be me.

OK now how about some FTP settings for Dreamweaver MX.

Besides the basis DW asks for a [ host directory ] which tosses me a little. I am going to try combinations of the public folder.
Could be this whole permissions thing as you said. I have never had to deal with that before. After I work with it maybe I will get use to it.

I was attracted to your service partly because of the secrued folder option among other things. I will set permissions to 755 and dive into the DWMX FTP battle again to see if I make any headway.

Thank you for being so responsive. I am running this whole thing through the mill and reporting back to my partners so hang in there.

Now to see how this system deals with Quicktime Mpeg and Flash.