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June 16th, 2009

Free Web Hosting

You have most likely seen many sites offering free web hosting and wondered if it was indeed really free.  Believe it or not, there are many free hosting companies.  So you wonder what is the deal and how can they offer such hosting free.  We hope this article will explain a little on that as well as other info about free hosting.

What Is Free Hosting

Typically, free hosting is as it sounds.  You can run a website for free.   Some free web hosts give you well more than enough space to run almost any type of site.   Most free web hosting however allows for only a sub-domain and not your own domain.   For most people, if they can’t afford a hosting account, they can’t afford a domain anyways, so this doesn’t really matter much.

How Can They Offer it Free

Most free website hosting companies will use forced ads on your site.   These can be from a pop-up, pop-under or banner ads on your site.  There are some free hosting companies that will not require forced ads, however, they will get you somehow, such as limiting your usage, or even tricking you when you sign up to click their ads.

Why Use Free Hosting

If you are new to the internet, and just want to have a personal page, free hosting is a great start to learn.  Free hosting is great if you want to put photos up, create a splash page or doorway for other sites, etc.  We do not recommend free hosting for a business however, as it does not appear legit to many people.    There are hundreds of reasons to use a free hosting company.  This was just a few examples.

In Closing

There are hundreds of free web hosting companies, so try them out, see how you like them.  Also check to see what the hosting offers.  Many offer a good amount of bandwidth and disk storage with an easy to learn user panel.   You should also check to see what restrictions are, and what sort of ads they will run on your site.

Learn More about Hosting VPS and Dedicated

February 8th, 2009

A dedicated server or dedicated or managed hosting service as the name suggests is an internet hosting service. This is a type of hosting service, in which a client leases the whole of the server. In this sense it is different from shared hosting where in the several clients will have to share a single server. Dedicated hosting is considered to be more flexible and effective than shared hosting.

Dedicated hosting allows complete operating system and hardware control of the server to the clients. A dedicated server can offer larger and good return on investment. Overheads incurred are also less when compared to the shared hosting.

Various operating systems are offered on these dedicated servers. Some variations of Linux’s operating system are offered free of cost. Commercial and chargeable operating systems are the Microsoft windows server and Red Hat Enterprise’s version of Linux.

The main reason why people go to the dedicated servers are the availability of networks which are high powered. The providers of dedicated Service utilize huge amounts of bandwidth and hence are able to get low pricing for their volume of bandwidth. The expenses incurred if we need to setup a network like that would be huge.

Many providers of dedicated service set service level agreements on network uptime. Some of them offer uptime of 100% guarantee. This is achieved by having multiple vendors who give connectivity and also the providers have redundant hardware. A VPS or a virtual private server is generally termed as Virtual dedicated server is a method in which the server is partitioned into different servers.