Unbiased Step-by-step Guide on Web-HostingUnbiased Step-by-step Guide on Web-Hosting copyright (c) Pavel Lenshin
No more speeches about importance of your own domain, no more talks about necessity of having paid hosting. If you think your brand domain name and stable hosting with a number of features and absence of ads are not worth, at least, $50-$150 per year, then you probably want to play games, rather than build online business.
Choosing hosting provider is something similar to choosing the place of your off-line office. Despite the fact that it is as easy to enter the URL and go to web-site that is physically located in Sidney as in Oslo, the final role here plays the speed of connection and stability of the hosting itself.
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11NET Redwood City CA 94061 U.S.A. Phone: (650) 299-0500
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| 11NET is a relatively young, but a successful Silicon Valley hosting company that is focused on providing full-featured quality domain hosting and registration for less. 30 days money-back guarantee. |
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| Plan: | Plan 1 |
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| Plan Type: | Shared |
| Platform: | Unix or Linux |
| Price Per Month: | 6.99 |
| Price Per Year: | 83.88 |
| Setup Fee: | 20.00 |
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| Disk Space (MB): | 60 |
| Extra Disk Space: | $1.00 per MB |
| Bandwidth Allowed: | 1 GB |
| Extra Bandwidth: | $5.00 per GB |
| Backup Frequency: | Daily |
| Account Setup Time: | 24 hrs |
| Minimum Contract: | 6 month |
| Money Back Guarantee: | 30 days |
| Email Accounts: | 0 |
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| Business Hours: | M-F 9-6 |
| Technical Support Hours: | 24/7 |
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RAID - A Layman's GuideWhat is RAID? The acronym RAID means Redundant Array of Independent (or Inexpensive) Disks. When originally developed at the University of California at Berkeley in 1987, the word was "Inexpensive," referring to the fact that it was basically an array (or group) of relatively inexpensive disk drives grouped together in such a way that to the computer it appeared to be one very large (and thus very expensive) hard drive. Comparatively speaking, the cost of hard drives is now much less, so when you mention "RAID," your colleague is most likely thinking "Redundant Array of Independent Disks." Five levels of RAID were originally defined, each providing different trade-offs in features and performance.
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