web hosting

CHEAP HOSTING ACCOUNTS ARE A DIME A DOZEN

BUT...

WHEN YOU FIND A CHEAP HOSTING ACCOUNT WITH

THE BEST CONTROL PANEL IN THE INDUSTRY...

IT BECOMES A ONE IN A MILLION DEAL!

IF YOU WANT TO CHANGE THAT DIME, INTO A

MILLION DOLLAR VALUE...

CHECK OUT THESE TOOLS BELOW

BEFORE YOU SHORT CHANGE YOURSELF!

Mail	Webmail	Change Password	Parked Domains	Add on Domains
FTP Manager	File Manager	Disk usage	Backup	Password Protect Directories
Error Pages	Subdomains	MySQL Databases	Redirects	Frontpage Extensions
Web/FTP Stats	Raw Access Logs	Raw Log Manager	Error Log	Subdomain Stats
CGI Center	Cron Jobs	Network Tools	MIME Types	Apache Handlers
HotLink Protection	Index Manager	IP Deny Manager	Change Language	Statistics Software Configuration
Virus Scan	Spam/Virus Protection Settings	Fantastico	Promotion	Sitebuilder
Tutorials

A Host of Articles

Web Hosting by Brian Shoemaker
Web hosting is a service that allows you to put your website (domain name) on the internet. After you have thought of a name for your website and registered the domain name, the next step is to find a web hosting service from a web hosting provider. There are basically three types of web hosting services a web host will offer. They are shared web ho
http://www.ideamarketers.com/
by Calin Indre is editor at HostPinPin (www.hostpinpin.com), a Cheap Web Hosting Directory.HostPinPin.com is a resource for webmasters and consumers looking to find a web hosting company. Providing web hosting articles, tips, web hosting reviews and more.Thi
Web Hosting – Made Simple What is web hosting anyway? What do I get when I buy a web hosting solution?To make thing clear from start let's just say how it all works.Web pages basically consist of text and images. Generically, the information contained by these files is called content. The look of the web page is called design.In order to be ac
http://www.aaarticles.com/
by Jonathan White has been involved in Web Hosting and other Webmaster activities on the Web for over two years now and is the Webmaster of http://www.1hostseeking.com - a categorized Web hosting directory listing a large amount of Web hosting providers.
When building your website and getting it hosted online, you want your site to be up and running on the World Wide Web 24/7 without any hitches so that it is making you money all the time and all you have to worry about then is getting visitors to your site, doing seo, getting repeat visitors, maximizing your sites revenue, etc. You don't want to have to worry about your web hosting and it's stabi
http://www.aaarticles.com/
A Beginner Guide to Web Hosting by Andrew Loh
What is web hosting? Whenever you visit a website, what you see on your web browser is essentially just a web page that is downloaded from the web server onto your web browser. In general, a web site is made up of many web pages. And a web page is basically composed of texts and graphic images. All these web pages need to be stored on the web servers so that online users can visit your website.
http://www.aaarticles.com/
by Andrew Loh is the owner of Cheap Web Hosting Reviews, a website that provide complete and detailed review of cheap web hosting services.
What is web hosting? Whenever you visit a website, what you see on your web browser is essentially just a web page that is downloaded from the web server onto your web browser. In general, a web site is made up of many web pages. And a web page is basically composed of texts and graphic images. All these web pages need to be stored on the web servers so that online users can visit your website.
http://www.aaarticles.com/
How to Choose the Most Suitable Web Hosting by Olga Elizarova
Choosing the most suitable web hosting type would naturally depend on your web site's type and its requirements and would play a vital role in your Internet activity. You can divide all the web sites into three categories, such as: • Small Business Homepages; • Websites for E-commerce; • Information Providers. These three web sites types would require different amount of Disk Space, Bandwidth
http://www.ideamarketers.com/
by Jonathan White has been involved in Web Hosting on the Web for over two years now and is the Webmaster of http://www.1hostseeking.com - a categorized Web hosting directory listing a large amount of Web hosting providers.
When building your first site the main things that you will probably think about is what types of content you will be adding to your site, how you are going to get visitors to your site and how you are going to generate good revenue from your site.Well, all of the things mentioned above are crucial things to consider, but then again, what's the point in thinking about them if you can't
http://www.aaarticles.com/
How Does Web Hosting Provider Support You by Olga Elizarova
When you are ready to purchase a web hosting package and start your own Internet activity then all you have to do is to choose a web hosting provider. There are a lot of criteria to figure out what is best for you. And one the most important (…if not the most important) aspect is Support that you can get from the web hosting provider. Before joining any of web hosting providers try to check the Su
http://www.ideamarketers.com/
Good Web Hosting by Daymon Hoag
Web hosting service is not a subject to take lightly. Choose the wrong web host and you can find yourself stuck in A Webmasters Nightmare on Dot Com Street. Months and even years of hard work can go down the tubes when your web site is faced with the inability to grow. The trick is to find a web hosting plan that will expand with your web site.When you search for a hosting plan, be sure
http://www.ezinearticles.com/
by Evan Ernst is the owner of Markethoster, and the innovator of the Residual Profit Affiliate System. Need a free web hosting solution? How about getting paid too?www.markethoster.com
Web Hosting in 2005 --- Finding the Niche and Cashing in!Over this past year, web hosting has grown to be the biggest it has ever been. With more companies appearing every day, the demand for web hosting has never been higher.In 2005, web hosting will be even bigger. It has been estimated that 38 million people will put their very first websites online in this n
http://www.aaarticles.com/

Fresh News

Stay away from HostSimplex.com
Stay away from *Hostsimplex.com*. I signed up for the a year special and without checking into the company and I went ahead and registered on August 16, 2008. A couple weeks went by and I wanted to change some information and domain on my website and they wouldn’t let me delete that account and reopen. The reason was is I wanted to reset the stats and other information so they wouldn’t show up on my domain. Anyway, the support is horrible. All they want to do is make excuses. The website clearly says that if you are unhappy with our service within 30 days you can get a refund. No questions asked. I have been in email for almost a week regarding this issue. I sent a Billing ticket on September 3, 2008 and to this day… No reply. I called the 866 number… No reply… I try to use the support chat on the website… No Reply! Used the Support Ticket and they won’t help. I used the member forum… It ended up in war with other users. I finally go a hold of someone yesterday and they couldn’t help me because he was a support team member and I needed to talk to billing. I asked for the Owner and this person told me he was off until Tuesday. I know it is just but I feel like they are falsely advertising the 30 day money back guarantee. In each of these tickets that I sent I asked to have my account deleted and canceled. They still haven’t honored my request for that. I also demanded a refund of my and still haven’t responded. I tried to catch the website and now it is down. It has been in this state since 0200 EST. Stay away from HostSimplex.com…
Please comment on my short list of hosts
I have a short list of hosts I'm considering for either my main or backup host. I am currently with A Small Orange in Atlanta who seems to be fairly stable. Here's the list: iHubNet.com MidPulse.com SharkSpace.com AspirationHosting.com I like that iHubNet has their own servers. The comments that folks like Matt A make on this board to be helpful have caught my attention. My web site has a domain and two parked domains. About 50 subdomanins and is typically 300 to 450MB in size. It uses about that much in bandwidth a month, mostly from clients downloading audio mp3's of voiceover work. The site staying online is important. I just don't seem to read much on this board about some of these hosts and was wondering if anyone had any experience with them? Thanks in advance!
Using php to "create" balanced static hosting
My host [in USA] that I only use for php/mysql points to my static content CentOS server [in Japan] in my house connected to my CATV. At least for testing (outside my house) I can't notice any bad latency since my USA host just serves up small HTML code dynamically and the static content (up to 100k-500k per file) is already available inside Japan. I want to keep (and scale up, if needed) my php/mysql in USA due to language and other issues so I'm hoping (?) as the number of users goes up (or any other issues I can't think of now) latency does not become a problem just for the html. Any comment on that? My next step to "create" balanced static hosting in Japan is to get two different VPS accounts here in Japan (on two different physical servers) and use php to randomly select which VPS will provide the static content when a user logs in. PHP will also test to make sure the static server is active. If it is down the code will direct to the other server. If my project grows I will - on the Japan side - get more VPSs or even multiple dedicated servers and use the php to manage this "balanced" system like I described. I looked around and could not find any anyone else trying this solution. Is this idea good or really crazy? Thanks
Web Hosting - Russia/Cyprus
What are the best know webhosts in Russia/Cyprus? It must be in those two places, I have a server in the US but would prefer this data in either of those two places.
Shared Vs Semi Dedicated?
What are the advantages of a semi dedicated account over a shared account. So far it just looks like a bigger shared account (though comparable when you compare it to an oversold shared account). It's more expensive though so does it relieve some of the load issues (and CPU/memory limits) placed in a shared account?