Choosing Your Top Level Domain
Once you have figured out a name for your ‘domain' it can be really confusing trying to decide on what should go after the "dot" (i.e. com, net, org, etc...) in your domain name. This part of the domain name is referred to as a top-level domain (TLD) and knowing the difference between each top-level domain is important when choosing your domain name.
Below are the descriptions of the best known top-level domains:
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Virtual Servers vs. Virtual HostingMany of the low-cost hosting services use what is called Virtual Hosting (or sometimes Sub-hosting). Virtual Hosting is made possible by the introduction of HTTP/1.1 of the NCSA server, allowing multiple domains to be hosted under the same IP Address or virtual server. For example www.domain1.com and www.domain2.com would both point to the IP address 187.230.120.85. Many of the $10 to $50 per month hosting options fall under this category.
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