Secured Drupal Hosting

Secured Drupal Hosting was specially designed with the Drupal core security in mind. SecureLive Hosting for Drupal adds an external layer of protection in areas where CMS sites like Drupal are most vulnerable. All applications running with Drupal will be jointly protected in one single environment where activity between third party connections are monitored and adjusted to keep hackers and thieves from gaining unauthorized access.

The specially designed SecureLive Administration Control Panel will allow you to make further tweeks and make setting adjustments to suit your level of Alerting requirements. There are many more features and tools inside your Drupal CPanel Hosting account complete with extra instructions. SecureLive Hosting for drupal is designed for the serious security professional as well as the newbie. You can take full control or put it in auto-pilot and be assured either way nothing gets past the security layer of SecureLive.

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Drupal Server Requirements

Drupal has been deployed successfully on both Apache and IIS.

Apache (Recommended)
•   Drupal will work on Apache 1.3 or Apache 2.x hosted on UNIX/Linux, OS X, or Windows.

Microsoft IIS
•   Drupal core will work using IIS 5, IIS 6, or IIS 7 if PHP is configured correctly.
•   To achieve clean URLs you may need to use a third party product. For IIS7 you can use the Microsoft URL Rewrite Module or a third party solution.
•   When using Drupal on IIS 7 with fastcgi you must install Hotfix kb954946, or wait until the hotfix appears in a package update (recommended). KB954946 was included in Windows 2008 Server SP2

Drupal Database Requirements

Recommended: MySQL 4.1 or MySQL 5.0

•   Drupal 5.x and earlier supports MySQL 3.23.17 or higher. MySQL 4.1 or higher is strongly recommended.
•   Drupal 6 supports MySQL 4.1 or higher.
•   Drupal 7 will only support MySQL 5.0 or higher.

•   NOTE: Drupal makes use of some features not available on some inexpensive hosting plans so please check that your host allows database accounts with the following rights: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, DROP, INDEX, ALTER. These rights are sufficient to run Drupal core 6.x. Some contributed modules, and also Drupal core 5.x (but not Drupal core 6.x), additionally require the following rights: CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES, LOCK TABLES.