Welcome to the FGCU Student Web Server
Create your student website today
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Step 1
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- All websites have a file-size limit. Please do not use this resource as storage.
- All website content can and will be removed if found to have unauthorized content.
Read Florida Gulf Coast University's Technology Acceptable Use Policy and Procedure document.
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Step 2
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Step 3
Toggle More InfoUpload your website files to your website.
- To log onto the Virtual Labs, navigate to the Computer Labs and Classrooms How to Connect section under the virtual labs section of the page.
- Once you are at the desktop of the Virtual Lab PC, click Start, then type Run. Open
the program labeled RUN
- Type the following URL into the field box:
\\mspr-stuiis01\student\ (YOURUSERNAME). Where "YOURUSERNAME" is your eagle e-mail id.
If you receive an error - such as "Windows cannot access \\mspr-stuiis01\student\ (YOURUSERNAME)" - please try to resubmit your activation application once more.
5. Verify your site loads by going to http://student.fgcu.edu/ (YOURUSERNAME) /index.html. The default document is index.html for all webpages.
- If you are familiar with MACs, you may contact the on-campus MAC Labs for assistance on creating/uploading your site or visiting the lab directly at Reed Hall 250, located down the hall from the elevator (making a left, then a right).
- Contact us (239-590-1188) if you are receiving errors copying your data or if you suspect your site has not been created properly.
- To log onto the Virtual Labs, navigate to the Computer Labs and Classrooms How to Connect section under the virtual labs section of the page.
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Tutorials and FAQ
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Troubleshooting
- We do not offer direct support or assistance with homework.
- You must use a campus computer to upload file content.
Frequently Asked Questions
- I haven't received an e-mail after submitting the request: Please reach out to us by calling 239-590-1188. If possible, provide the time and date that you submitted the request.
- My website is showing up as "Page Cannot Be Displayed" or "404 Not Found": All websites must have an index.html file in the root directory of your folder for the website to display. Otherwise, you need to specify the specific file in the URL.
- I uploaded an index.html file but still can't get the site to load: Make sure you are able to enable file name extensions on any computer you upload files from or else you may not be uploading the right type of files. For example, you may be uploading index.html.html instead of index.html. If this is the case, your URL would be http://student.fgcu.edu/ (YOURUSERID) /index.html.html. You can remove the extra extension once you've enabled file extensions.
- Additional tip: Make sure you are typing the full URL of your site and files or else the website will not load. You must be explicit in your requests. For example, http://student.fgcu.edu/ (YOURUSERID) /FILE.HTML