Web Hosting Information

What is Web Hosting?
Web hosting is term that usually describes the process of storing, serving, and managing your website on a server. There are a number of detailed services that are provided in a hosting environment. Many of these tasks are required, and many are just nice add-ons.
 
Detailed Hosting Services
  • Control Panel
  • FTP Access
  • File Manager
  • Sub-domain management
  • Web mail
  • Email
  • Web logs
  • Usage statistics
  • Database access
  • Problem ticket management
  • Support forums
 
Do I Need Web Hosting?

The short answer is yes. The longer answer is that you can perform the hosting tasks internally to your organization, but if you do not have a dedicated IT staff to support your servers and network environment, then you will want to pay for hosting services.

Hosting comes in many flavors, ranging from shared hosting where you are one of potentially hundreds of websites using a single server's resources to dedicated hosting where you are the only user on a server. Most small websites will find shared hosting to be quite sufficient, while large web businesses or e-commerce intensive web businesses will find dedicated hosting to be their only practical option.

 
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