I prefer a Windows Operating System. Want to manage at least 10 websites. Chosen Answer: Dude you’re going to be in over your head. If you have to have Windows you should use Windows Server 2003 Web Edition. But it would be MUCH cheaper to use a BSD or Linux flavor. For more on the [...]
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What Operating System would I need to run a small web hosting company?
Posted by Managed Hosting on April 22nd, 2013
How do you create a jail in FreeBSD?
Posted by Managed Hosting on December 20th, 2012
I run a small linux vps hosting cluster in canada and would like to create a jail on the host server to run several critical services. Does anyone know how to do this in FreeBSD? Chosen Answer: Those familiar with Java recognize the security concept of a sandbox. For those that aren’t, it’s the concept [...]
Can you use ftp fire fox to post your website to the web?
Posted by Managed Hosting on December 14th, 2012
I’ve got a couple of question about posting your website to the web. How much do it cost to get a host? Also can you use ftp for fire fox to post your website? If so do you still get to get a sever? And if not how much or where can I get a [...]
Linux or Windows for web hosting?
Posted by Managed Hosting on September 6th, 2012
Which is faster to load web pages and easier to manage? What if I use FrontPage 2002? Chosen Answer: Linux is much better, of course. And it is the default. If a host doesn’t mention what operating system they are using on their hosting servers it’s Linux. (you don’t have to know anything about Linux, [...]
how do i add domain and hosting using mydomain.com?
Posted by Managed Hosting on July 17th, 2012
i just had bought a business pack of linux hosting on mydomain.com …i know to create a website but in registering domain and managing hosting i am really bad can anyone say me how can i add my domain and make my website ..and please post the starter guide ..your help will be appreciated and [...]
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1 Comment »I want to start a web hosting business. How do I start?
Posted by Managed Hosting on July 9th, 2012
I always wanted to start a business, in the web hosting industry. I installed server 2003 on an old laptop I had, played with IIS and Active Directory. I also played around with linux, and Apache. I’m more experienced on Apache, than IIS. I want to manage customers, websites, and feel cool. I wanted a [...]
Simple Question about Linux Web Hosting?
Posted by Managed Hosting on June 3rd, 2012
Does my computer have to run on Linux in order to manage a website that uses the Linux OS? Chosen Answer: If you are hosting the website on your own computer then yes. If it is hosted some place else, such as Yahoo Small Business, then no. by: on: 4th September 10
How does Linux hosting without CPanel look like?
Posted by Managed Hosting on April 25th, 2012
Im new to VPS hosting. I need a linux hosting with php and mysql. I will not be including CPanel in my hosting. Can I manage or do I have to struggle ? Can anyone give me a link on how VPS hosting will look like for Linux ? Chosen Answer: Why would you not [...]
How do I learn Linux server management?
Posted by Managed Hosting on April 13th, 2012
I wish to become a master at Linux Server Management (mainly Fedora) so that I can manage web hosting servers. Where do I start? How do I go about it? How much time will it take? Chosen Answer: You can start with a book on System / Network Administration if you are already familiar with [...]
What Operating System would I need to run a small web hosting company?
Posted by Managed Hosting on March 5th, 2012
I prefer a Windows Operating System. Want to manage at least 10 websites. Chosen Answer: you can use either a linux based or a windows based hosting system linux is the most common / popular and its seamless Its not something you play around with You just pop up the webpage from your webcreation program [...]