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21 - Putting Your Web Site on the Internet

Putting Your Web Site on the Internet

You need a web server to put your web site on the internet. Sometimes, owning and maintaining a web server can cost money and it requires someone who knows what they are doing to maintain the server and the web-site.

A web host can do this for you. They provide equipment and other technical programs that are required to build a customer a web-site. These hosting companies charge a monthly fee for the service of storing your web site and allowing your web site to be seen on the internet. Within that fee, it allows web-site visitor traffic to flow through their servers so people can view your site on the internet.

The physical web server does not reside at the consumers home or business which means that the web host services are designated as outsourced services. This means that the hosting organization that you choose has the responsibility to maintain your site structure, files and web pages.

Many web hosts provide excellent services that really assist individuals and business owners. All the weight of maintaining the host servers and application fall on the hosting company and not the individual and as a business owner, this is great because there are so many technical routines that you have to do daily to maintain a server.

When you pick a web host to handle your internet server needs, you achieve the following:

You streamline your internet costs getting the maximum from your hosting provider;

Work with knowledgeable technicians;

and pass IT control functions to the host so you won’t have to worry about maintaining servers and other equipment.

You can self publish your site and use the web host to handle the technical aspects of server management. The host that you choose will give you the capability to load your own site to the server for updates and revisions to your web page. Web hosting doesn’t include developing your site (unless they have a special development program) or the development of certain customized programs. You can develop the programs (web-site or server side code) or have someone do it for you.

Web hosting is offered in multiple formats based on cost and infrastructure.

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NAVIGATION

01 - What Is Web Hosting?

02 - Type of Web Hosting Service

03 - What Is A Domain Name?

04 - The Mystery behind Domain Names

05 - Using Subdomains—Benefits and Drawbacks

06 - Web Server Hosting Types

07 - How to Pick a Hosting Provider

08 - Do You Need A Lot Of Bandwidth ?

09 - Bandwidth Bandits

10 - Free and Cheap—Web Space Options for the Thrifty At Heart

11 - Get the best webHosting Plan

12 - Using Free Hosting Services

13 - Identify With Your Domain Name

14 - Domain Names and Search Engine Ranking

15 - The way to a Cheap Web Hosting, although a Reliable Web Hosting

16 - Why Dedicated Hosting?

18 - Optimizing Your Site with SEO

19 - Beware of the Cyber Squatters

20 - The Ups and Downs of Dedicated Server Hosting

21 - Putting Your Web Site on the Internet

22 - Choosing Windows Web Hosting

23 - Using cPanel to Manage Your Host Files

24 - Developing Cold Fusion Hosting

25 - Application Service Providers and Hosting

26 - Using Managed Dedicated Web Hosting

27 - Using MySQL in a Hosting Environment

28 - Paying For ISP Internet Access

29 - Switching to a New ISP Provider

30 - Templates for E-Commerce Web Hosting

31 - Using Unmanaged Host Services

32 - JSP Hosting Basics

34 - Linux Unix options for Small Businesses

35 - It is time to become a web hosting reseller

36 - The Nuts and Bolts of UNIX Hosting

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