Archive for January, 2010
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**IIS is not available on XP Home, you may have to follow some extra steps, google it (thanks to livingprooffilms for the heads up)***
With Internet Information Services you can turn your PC into a web server to host your own website for free. This feature is built into Windows (you may need your CD to enable it)
Duration : 0:9:32
Hey in this video i show you where to get the BEST AND FREE website hosting on the internet.
You get full ftp, and Cpanel access.
You get:
1500mb ftp usage
100gb bandwith
and alot more
The website:
http://www.000webhost.com/184640.html
I hope i helped big time so have fun making your website
Duration : 0:1:35
Why I am against using a free web host to start a serious, long-term Web business.
Get $3 hosting at http://www.websitepalace.com
Duration : 0:11:20
Sorry, nothing will be free through online. U should pay to get them.
I know there are other website control panel providers but I need a cheap and reliable web hosting company that offer cPanel as their site control panel. I am used to cPanel and need to move to reliable/cheap host. Don’t really want to spend $7 every month for hosting anymore. Please only provide reliable companies that offer around 20+ gb of space and 100 gb + monthly bandwidth.
I’ll start off by giving you the url where you can compare cheap web hosting providers – http://www.sparkhaven.net
Most of the web hosting providers on that page use cPanel for their control panel. If you don’t mind making a one time payment for 2 years, you can find really cheap hosting for $3.00. Look into inmotion hosting that provides 100 gb space and 1000 gb monthly bandwidth at only $3.00 per month
If you don’t mind paying a little more, you can look into webhostingpad and you get unlimited bandwidth and space for $3.96 per month
Hello all!
Where can I find a complete vps solution for hosting reseller that let me create sub reseller accounts, and offer billing, enom and other tools needed to work hosting service properly?
I use www.resellerstoday.com for last 5 years. As many sites as you want for 30.00 a month plus CPANEL for each hosted account. reliable good support. I host 114 sites. There are many others, but I like this one
I’m running some websites with shared hosting providers for $10/month. I’ve been experiencing some down times. The tech support tell me there’s nothing wrong with my site. The server experienced heavy loads from other accounts sharing the same space. If I purchased VPS, would I experience the same problem?
It depends. Keep in mind that a VPS does not guarantee resources and therefore stability. Because a VPS is another word for shared! A VPS is one virtual server amongst many on the same physical server. If another VPS on the same server starts consuming more resources, the whole server will under perform, including your VPS.
Get your own dedicated server if you need stability. You can find dedicated servers for less than $100 dollars. Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions or comments.
Best
joe@unixy.net
If I use Linux Hosting, will I be able to use MS Publisher as a design template? If not, what design software do you recommend?
As a long time Linux geek, I have no love for anything made by Microsoft. Publisher is NOT a web design tool. Published is designed for making brochures, flyers, booklets, etc. The fact that you can convert a publisher file to an HTML format doesn’t mean it’s a web site tool. In fact, the HTML code rendered from Microsoft applications (yes, including FrontPage) is usually crap.
Their generated code contains a lot of proprietary stuff that’s not standard in HTML, and it can cause problems between broswers.
here’s what a Linux host usually has: Linux servers (Red Hat Linux is popular), Apache Web Server, MySQL for databases, and they usually support scripting languages like PHP and Perl. Some hosts will also provide support for Python and Ruby.
For web design, I always recommend a decent text editor that forces your to learn how to use XHTML and style sheets. once you have full control of how your content is built, you’ll find yourself building much better web pages.
If you need a tool, try something called nVu. It’s a free HTML editor that works on both Windows and Linux clients.
Learn to code in standard XHTML. Then, all your stuff will work for all clients, no matter what system you host on.
i was wondering if i could any suggestions for a webhsoting comapny that is based here the uk supports php and mysql and doesn’t cut throat 
Whenever this type of question gets asked, I always recommend 4UHosting. Their prices are good and the customer service is absolutely excellent. If you go with their basic plan, you’ll get everything you need plus more for just £30 per year.
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http://www.4uhosting.co.uk/index.php
http://www.4uhosting.co.uk/included.php
Also, what are the benefits of choosing Dedicated hosting over the normal GoDaddy one?
Take a look at:
http://www.threehosts.com/build
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dedicated_server
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_hosting_service
Hope this helps.
GL!