Hi all,

In an effort to help improve the website, we have now completed a migration to a new server. It only took 22 hours to complete, but the effort was a success. We are now running from our new server.

The system is running from a virtual environment on the same, but more current, Operating System base. For those of you who know computers, we are running on a CentOS 6 server with a Plesk 11 control panel. Although many things may look the same on your side, the biggest improvement is that our system is now hosted on a very large network environment. The plus side is that we should no longer experience network performance issues. For management like myself, the system is also fully maintained and supported by someone else. No longer will I have to be the one to replace hard disks or keep the servers cool in the summer.

The migration was performed automatically by our Plesk control panel. I've gone through the site as much as I could over the last several hours to make sure everything is still working right. However, please be sure to let me know if you see any glitches.

Welcome to the next chapter...

Mike

Thanks for making a very good site even better!

Dennis

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But, soft! what light through yonder legs breaks?

Thanks for your time and effort on the site Mike! We appreciate your dedication to us!

Robert S.

It seems to be loading better for me at a location that has been notoriously slow.

But, soft! what light through yonder legs breaks?

It is the east, and Juliet is the sun. Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon....or at least the "half moon" as seen in the picture.

Dennis

After restarting mine it works much better! Thank You.

"CentOS 6 server with a Plesk 11 control panel." What the hell is that ?? I've been out of the field way too long!!

Nonetheless - glad to see the migration was a success..Thanks Mike..

Carl B.

Edited July 22, 201311 yr by Carl Beck

"CentOS 6 server with a Plesk 11 control panel." What the hell is that ?? I've been out of the field way too long!!

It merges the Johnson rod with the Pfetzer valve, to create seamless back end perfection...as seen above.

In that case I simply have to get one!! We call those "whistlers" - the wind whistles when it blows through there.

Carl B..