Creating Your First Web Page Under Windows 3.1

First you need to create your WWW directory on the scc.net server.
NOTE: If you are uploading to your own domain use www.yourdomain.com instead of scc.net as shown below.
• Use your telnet application to connect to scc.net
• Login as your username
• Type in your password
• To create your WWW directory, at the scc:~$ prompt, type: mkdir WWW
• When finished type exit

Example:

scc:~$ mkdir WWW scc:~$ exit

It's possible that your WWW directory has already been created, in that case it may give you an error when you type mkdir WWW. This is fine, you can ignore the error.

Example:

scc:~$ mkdir WWW mkdir: cannot make directory `WWW': File exists scc:~$ exit

Next you must put your web page on the server in your WWW directory
• With your ftp program connect to scc.net or yourdomain.com
• Enter your username
• Enter your password
• In the windows labeled 'Remote System' change directories to WWW
• Select your web page from the 'Local System' window and press the transfer button.
• Quit the ftp program.

Finally, you might need to set the permissions on your web page to let everyone read it.
• Use your telnet application to connect to scc.net
• Login as your username
• Type in your password
• At the scc:~$ prompt, type: chmod o+r -R ~/WWW
• When finished type exit

Example:

scc:~$ chmod o+r -R ~/WWW scc:~$ exit

That's it! You're done. You now have a home page on the World Wide Web. If you have any questions, please call our offices at (651)999-0999.