Dec 15
2009

Can You Handle a Dedicated Server?

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A dedicated server is typically a rented service. The user rents the server, software and an Internet connection from the Web host.

Dec 14
2009

Choosing Between Windows Hosting and Linux Hosting

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Though there are many operating servers to choose from (Linux, Macintosh, Unix and windows), Linux and Windows are the most common and available operating systems out there today. Unix is very similar to Linux and so is Mac OS X, but very few use Mac systems. So when people are looking to purchase web hosting, it’s always a confusing choice between Windows Hosting and Linux Hosting. Let’s find out the advantages and disadvantages of both. Now, remember, this article is not about proving one is better than the other or convincing you to change.

Dec 11
2009

E-Commerce Hosting for Small Businesses

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E-commerce hosting solutions are ideal for small and new businesses. These affordable solutions enable them to provide desired customer service while also suit their budgets. What you must focus on is getting right one that’ll meet your exact needs and uphold reliability in a high level. Looking for an affordable e-commerce hosting package isn’t that difficult nowadays since there are a lot of service providers and the market is very competitive.

Dec 10
2009

Searching for the Best Web Hosting Service

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Looking for the right and best web hosting service for your website can be quite difficult. There’s a never-ending list of choices all claiming to be either the top web host or the cheapest service, or both. It’s almost not possible for even seasoned webmasters to tell which is fact or fiction. To select a web host with great quality, the best approach would be to do the selection process step by step.

Dec 09
2009

What is cloud hosting?

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in the context of service hosting is one step up from 'standard' shared hosting. Rather than have services based on a single physical machine (with constraints on RAM, processing power, disc size and so on), services run on several machines. These machines don't even have to be in the same location. As long as the interconnections between disparate sites are fast enough (gigabit ethernet is usually considered to be the minimum speed) clouds can be spread over any area. As computing power can be harnessed from several sources, there is a great deal of flexibility available both to the service provider and the end user.

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