May 21st, 2008 by Samuel Becks
Web Hosting control panel is a web interface that provided by the hosting company. Web Hosting panel, as a rule, have the following parts:
- Controlling access to website
- Creating and configuring databases, mailboxes, subdomains, parked domains, ftp accounts, files, etc.
- Web-site visitor stats
- Time and consumed web space and transfer (bandwidth).
- Dozens of other modules depending on the control panel used

The most well-known control panels are:
- CPanel: Surely the most popular web hosting control panel.
- Plesk: similar to CPanel, but not so popular.
- Webmin: A free option, suitable for maintaining a server with a web hosting customer.
- DirectAdmin: Fewer opportunities as the two mentioned earlier, but also popular and may be easier to save for a newbie.
What control panel suites you?
I personally use Webmin, because I usually run servers, not web-hosting accounts. If I were to use the web-hosting account my choice would be CPanel or DirectAdmin. CPanel, because it is the most popular and there is an opportunity for almost every task. DirectAdmin because it is smaller and neater, but also very popular. I say “popular” so often, because I wanted to know, the software only if it is sure to stay around. Also, if you use a “popular” control panel, you’re sure to find another host easy with the same group, when you change hosting provider, which is something you’re going to do sooner or later. At last, the “popular” panel for the reason, many popular Web hosting customers have voted for them.
Tags: control panel, cpanel, DirectAdmin, Plesk, web hosting, Webmin
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May 14th, 2008 by Samuel Becks
FileDropper distributes free accounts to 250 GB of disk space bloggers, users of Digg, Reddit, etc., or, saying more simply - to everyone. This is great free web hosting as for me.
You can easily join and check it out.
Storage: 3Mb / 250Gb
Paid Until: Jan 18th, 2038
Downloading through the site (loader to flash), the maximum size of one file - up to 5 GB. At this point in this new registration campaigns are not accepted, but promise to open them again tomorrow, do not miss.
More news about free web hosting will be in the next posts.
Tags: filedropper, free accounts, free web hosting
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May 11th, 2008 by Samuel Becks

Yahoo offers the following features:
- Free domain name
- Unlimited disk space
- Unlimited data transfer
- Unlimited email storage
- 24-hour customer service
- Yahoo Marketing Credit: $100
- Google AdWords Credit: $50
- Web Templates: 380+
- Money Back: 30 days
And it only for $8.96 per month! It’s a really affordable web hosting. No annual contract required — and you can upgrade to a higher plan anytime. E-commerce solutions are included. So I recommend to try Yahoo web hosting! 
Tags: unlimited, web hosting, yahoo
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May 7th, 2008 by Samuel Becks
Among free web hosting operators I would single out the following ones:
TopCities.com
They are rather exprience and give 150MB of free space, unlimited bandwidth, own sub-domain, direct FTP and many other features.
MyHosting247
Their advantages are 5GB of web space, 20GB of bandwidth, 20 MySQL databases. They claim also about brilliant support.
OrgFree
Here’s a versatile free Web hoster that features domain and subdomain hosting. This service offers “unlimited” Web space and bandwidth and high-traffic sites are eligible for a free domain.
Absolutely-Free-Hosting.com
This is good resource for free Web hosting. This site offers a database with reviews of over 200 free hosting services on the Web.
Tags: free web hosting, services, unlimited bandwidth
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May 5th, 2008 by Samuel Becks
Co-location (co-lo) is really the most advanced level of any hosting service.
The customer has some server and gives for rent space for the co-lo. The customer may have the choice of using telecommunication lines offered by the hosting facility or choose to contract directly with a telecommunications company for outside lines.
A co-lo is generally used because it is well-situated to take advantage of network access points (NAPs) and offers other features generally associated with data centers, such as extended power backup capability, climate control and a staff that is on call 24 hour/day, 7 days/week (24 x 7) in order to re-boot servers, or change configurations, if necessary.
Tags: co-location, FAQ, network access points
Posted in FAQ |