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Posted by Saurabh on September 5th, 2009 under Shared Web Hosting, Web Hosting, Web Hosting Help, Web Hosting Security, Web Hosting Tutorial Tags: Anti-spam program, Data Security, E-mail Filter, E-mail protection, Email Hosting, Spam Filter, Spam Protection, unsolicited email, Web Hosting •
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Spam has been a major concern across the users of Internet.Organisations and Enterprises are constantly trying to find different ways to avoid spam. A SPAM filter is a software that helps in avoiding unsolicited mails. Most of the Web Hosting providers offer Spam filters with all the shared web hosting packages. You can even [...]
Posted by Saurabh on September 3rd, 2009 under Dedicated Servers, Linux Dedicated Server, Linux Hosting, Web Hosting, Web Hosting Help, Web Hosting Tutorial, Windows Dedicated Server Hosting Tags: Collocation Server Hosting, dedicated web hosting, Managed Server, PHP, Shared Server Hosting, Unmanaged Server Hosting •
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It is very important to know how busy your website is,with this I mean how much traffic does your website receive before you opt for a dedicated web hosting service. You also must be aware of limitations of your current host and the amount of resources you are using. Below are few points that would [...]
Posted by Saurabh on September 2nd, 2009 under Web Hosting, Web Hosting Help, Web Hosting Tutorial Tags: Customer Retention, Customer Satisfaction, Customer Satisfaction in Web Hosting Industry, Web Hosting Customer Service, web hosting services, Web Hosting technologies, Word Of Mouth marketing •
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Customer Service is one of the most important factor of increasing the number of customers. It can be a great way to succeed in the Web Hosting business.Expanding your business through the present customer base is a skill and if applied correctly, can open doors of success. Offering services that are more than what is [...]
Posted by Saurabh on August 28th, 2009 under Web Hosting, Web Hosting Help, Web Hosting Tutorial Tags: eXtensible Markup Language, Java Server Pages, JSP, MS SQL, MySQL, Perl, PHP, POP3, Post Office Protocol, Primary DNS, Primary Domain Name Server, Root Server, Secure Socket Layer, Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, SMTP, SSL, TCP/IP, Telnet, TLD, Tomcat, Top Level Domains, Unix, UNIX server, Virtual Server, Web server, Web Site Traffic, XML •
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Below is the continuation of the previous article: Frequently Used Terms in Web Hosting Industry : Part 1
MS SQL
It is a database management system which is a Microsoft product. MS SQL databases are offered only with Windows Web Hosting packages.
MySQL
MySQL is a database server.It is most commonly used with PHP.MySQL can be availed [...]
Posted by Saurabh on August 27th, 2009 under Web Hosting, Web Hosting Help, Web Hosting Tutorial Tags: Active Server Pages, ASP, Cascading Style Sheets, CGI, CGI-Bin Access, Co-location, ColdFusion, common gateway interface, CSS, DNS, DNS 'A' Records, DNS 'MX' Records, Domain Name Servers, e-commerce, File Transfer Protocol, Frontpage Extentions, FTP : File Transfer ProtocolFTP, Hosting Service Provider, HTML, HTTP, Hyper Text Mark-Up Language, Hyper Text Transfer Protocol, IMAP, Internet Message Access Protocol, ISP •
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Most of us use some terms in our day-to-day business, but are unaware of its full forms and abbreviation.One has to hunt for knowing the meaning and full form of a particular term, therefore below is a list of some most frequently used terms and phrases in Web Hosting.
.ASP or ASP : Active Server Pages
ASP [...]
