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From: chris on 25 Mar 2010 15:05 had same problem. here's how i fixed it: in norton safe web account i removed my website (www.bourgetspa.com) from my profile. then re-added it and requested a NEW verification file. with this new file - I saved & posted it in my website's root directory as www.bourgetspa.com/nortonsw_blahblabblah.html. then I went back to norton safe web and re-verified and everything worked fine... good luck. anne hanson wrote: Norton approval of website 14-Nov-09 I would like site verification an must complete the following process before norton will "verify" my website as "safe". They write: Please follow the steps outlined below to complete the registration process: Step 1: Add a publicly viewable file at the root folder of your Web site. a) Create a file with the following file name and content: File name: nortonsw_d63ba1b0-b267-0.htmlFile content: 5gsxrw0455q-6qxzyhjnc70ykgdgp0hut3aqwgt8gjpu2vx8d1w1o060lb4j3uvboo7jt-kgiru43k48r3q2c797b6i2xta9ktrb7ul5nm17boe1f6d9-rvykjcfxc7c b) Add the file to the root folder of your Web site. c) Verify that the file is publicly available at: http://minnetonka.dk/nortonsw_d63ba1b0-b267-0.html Step 2: Initiate the verification process Once you have completed Step 1, please click on following link to initiate the verification process: http://safeweb.norton.com/site_dispute/verify_site/55208 My question - Where exactly do I place this file? I have acces as administrator to my webpage, but I have no idea where the "root file" is, or where I should paste the file to make it publicly available. Can anyone help? Anne C. Hanson Previous Posts In This Thread: On Monday, March 09, 2009 8:55 PM Hub wrote: Website root folder I am trying to get website ownership verified by Norton Antivirus. They say I need to copy a verification code into my website root folder. Are they talking about the code area of my index page? As you can tell I am just learning. Thanks Bob On Tuesday, March 10, 2009 4:20 AM Ronx wrote: Don't know about Norton - I always avoid Symantec products - but other Don't know about Norton - I always avoid Symantec products - but other companies such as Google that require a website verification page either look for a meta tag in the home page containing the verification code, or an empty page with a particular name. Does this help? -- Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (Expression) Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp "Hubb" <Hubb(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:441B15A5-9EAF-4BDF-80CD-F508B3B375CE(a)microsoft.com... On Saturday, November 14, 2009 8:09 AM anne hanson wrote: Norton approval of website I would like site verification an must complete the following process before norton will "verify" my website as "safe". They write: Please follow the steps outlined below to complete the registration process: Step 1: Add a publicly viewable file at the root folder of your Web site. a) Create a file with the following file name and content: File name: nortonsw_d63ba1b0-b267-0.htmlFile content: 5gsxrw0455q-6qxzyhjnc70ykgdgp0hut3aqwgt8gjpu2vx8d1w1o060lb4j3uvboo7jt-kgiru43k48r3q2c797b6i2xta9ktrb7ul5nm17boe1f6d9-rvykjcfxc7c b) Add the file to the root folder of your Web site. c) Verify that the file is publicly available at: http://minnetonka.dk/nortonsw_d63ba1b0-b267-0.html Step 2: Initiate the verification process Once you have completed Step 1, please click on following link to initiate the verification process: http://safeweb.norton.com/site_dispute/verify_site/55208 My question - Where exactly do I place this file? I have acces as administrator to my webpage, but I have no idea where the "root file" is, or where I should paste the file to make it publicly available. Can anyone help? Anne C. Hanson Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice DataContractSerializer Basics http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/ad947ce6-cd3e-4647-b69c-94d2f3b1b265/datacontractserializer-ba.aspx
From: Tom Willett on 25 Mar 2010 15:13 Egghead alert! Do you really think the OP is coming back to see any further answers to a post that is several months old, and especially since the subject has changed? How would they know what to look for? You need to use a real newsgroup.. -- Tom [Pepper] Willett Microsoft MVP - FrontPage Since 1997 --------------------------- <chris blais> wrote in message news:20103251553info(a)bourgetspa.com... : had same problem. here's how i fixed it: : : in norton safe web account i removed my website (www.bourgetspa.com) from my profile. then re-added it and requested a NEW verification file. : : with this new file - I saved & posted it in my website's root directory as www.bourgetspa.com/nortonsw_blahblabblah.html. : : then I went back to norton safe web and re-verified and everything worked fine... : : good luck. : : : : anne hanson wrote: : : Norton approval of website : 14-Nov-09 : : I would like site verification an must complete the following process before norton will "verify" my website as "safe". They write: : : Please follow the steps outlined below to complete the registration process: : Step 1: Add a publicly viewable file at the root folder of your Web site. : a) Create a file with the following file name and content: File name: nortonsw_d63ba1b0-b267-0.htmlFile content: 5gsxrw0455q-6qxzyhjnc70ykgdgp0hut3aqwgt8gjpu2vx8d1w1o060lb4j3uvboo7jt-kgiru43k48r3q2c797b6i2xta9ktrb7ul5nm17boe1f6d9-rvykjcfxc7c : b) Add the file to the root folder of your Web site. : c) Verify that the file is publicly available at: http://minnetonka.dk/nortonsw_d63ba1b0-b267-0.html : : Step 2: Initiate the verification process Once you have completed Step 1, please click on following link to initiate the verification process: http://safeweb.norton.com/site_dispute/verify_site/55208 : : My question - Where exactly do I place this file? I have acces as administrator to my webpage, but I have no idea where the "root file" is, or where I should paste the file to make it publicly available. : : Can anyone help? : : Anne C. Hanson : : Previous Posts In This Thread: : : On Monday, March 09, 2009 8:55 PM : Hub wrote: : : Website root folder : I am trying to get website ownership verified by Norton Antivirus. They say I : need to copy a verification code into my website root folder. Are they : talking about the code area of my index page? As you can tell I am just : learning. : Thanks : Bob : : On Tuesday, March 10, 2009 4:20 AM : Ronx wrote: : : Don't know about Norton - I always avoid Symantec products - but other : Don't know about Norton - I always avoid Symantec products - but other : companies such as Google that require a website verification page either : look for a meta tag in the home page containing the verification code, or : an empty page with a particular name. : : Does this help? : -- : Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (Expression) : Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread. : http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp : : "Hubb" <Hubb(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message : news:441B15A5-9EAF-4BDF-80CD-F508B3B375CE(a)microsoft.com... : : On Saturday, November 14, 2009 8:09 AM : anne hanson wrote: : : Norton approval of website : I would like site verification an must complete the following process before norton will "verify" my website as "safe". They write: : : Please follow the steps outlined below to complete the registration process: : Step 1: Add a publicly viewable file at the root folder of your Web site. : a) Create a file with the following file name and content: File name: nortonsw_d63ba1b0-b267-0.htmlFile content: 5gsxrw0455q-6qxzyhjnc70ykgdgp0hut3aqwgt8gjpu2vx8d1w1o060lb4j3uvboo7jt-kgiru43k48r3q2c797b6i2xta9ktrb7ul5nm17boe1f6d9-rvykjcfxc7c : b) Add the file to the root folder of your Web site. : c) Verify that the file is publicly available at: http://minnetonka.dk/nortonsw_d63ba1b0-b267-0.html : : Step 2: Initiate the verification process Once you have completed Step 1, please click on following link to initiate the verification process: http://safeweb.norton.com/site_dispute/verify_site/55208 : : My question - Where exactly do I place this file? I have acces as administrator to my webpage, but I have no idea where the "root file" is, or where I should paste the file to make it publicly available. : : Can anyone help? : : Anne C. Hanson : : : Submitted via EggHeadCafe - Software Developer Portal of Choice : DataContractSerializer Basics : http://www.eggheadcafe.com/tutorials/aspnet/ad947ce6-cd3e-4647-b69c-94d2f3b1b265/datacontractserializer-ba.aspx
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