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A hosting control panel is a tool that allows you to manage all aspects of a hosting service. It allows you to do most of the complex system admin processes in just a few clicks from the admin interface. You can even do advanced tasks such as server migrations, web server switching etc. in just a few clicks. Earlier this was done manually and took a huge amount of time to set it all up where as it is just a matter of few minutes now. There are different hosting control panel tools. The most popular ones are: ◈ cPanel ◈ Plesk Here are some of the points that you should take into account before choosing a control panel. ◈ Easily manageable user interface. ◈ Platform independence ◈ Support and Forums. ◈ Features and Software support. ◈ Cost effectiveness. ◈ Stability and Security updates. Easily Manageable User Interface A control panel should provide an easily manageable user interface so that users can manage all aspects of their hosting easily. Simplicity of the interface is very impor...

Some companies think virtual private servers and private clouds are the same thing, but these terms are not interchangeable. While the differences between virtual server hosting and private clouds might seem slim at first glance, it could mean all the difference in the world for businesses. Forbes predicts private clouds are going to end up being the next area of cloud computing focused on by businesses. Take a look at these key differences between VPS and private clouds, and for more info. Cloud computing is actually about creating an IT supply chain. This is more fundamental than just an outsourced server. Server Setup A virtual private server is a single physical server, split up between a limited number of users. It is a similar hosting set-up to a shared server, where many user accounts are located on the same server. The main difference between these two server setups is that VPS accounts have fewer users per box, and the users get more control over their section of the server. V...

The rate at which the cloud industry is flourishing in today’s IT world, the choice of cloud hosting vs dedicated server has become an eternal topic of discussion. There are literally thousands of forums, discussion boards and blogs on the Internet that are discussing this in lengths; most of them being one-sided (no points for guessing that they're in favor of cloud hosting on accounts of its numerous benefits). But, I wanted to do a brief neutral comparison without being biased towards the cloud hosting… So, let us also kick-start the comparison with the basics of these technologies. Cloud Computing This is perhaps the next big thing in the hosting world; it is comparatively new, but definitely has the high potential of becoming the sole solution to data storage and hosting in near future. In this case, the server is outsourced and is run on virtualized software. There are a very large number of data centers that are running on servers in virtualized environment. Therefore, a sin...

Blog Hosting is one type of web hosting. Weblogs, more often referred to as Blogs, are websites that feature frequent updates and ongoing chronicle of information  in the form of individual entries or posts. In fact, what you are reading right now is a blog post from us! With the vast variety of different blog hosting options available on the market nowadays, getting your blog set up can often seem like a stressful and overwhelming task. Fret not and read on, for we have simplified it into a mere few steps to make it easier for you to grasp! Blog Hosting Features Blog Hosting has everything to do with the features that allow you to install and/or use a blog-software such as WordPress, b2evolution,Typepad, Nucleus or any other blog-software. These features will include ◈ Scripting support (ie. PHP) ◈ Database support (ie. MySQL) ◈ Ample amounts of storage and bandwith space ◈ Easy one-click installations (ie. Fantastico) Choosing A Blog Host The first few baby steps in choosing a bl...

PHP in web hosting is a server-side computer language used to configure the display and functionality of web pages. The term “PHP” is an acronym for the term “PHP Hypertext Preprocessor.” The PHP language is open source and free to use, unlike proprietary web programming languages, such as ASP and C#. Proprietary languages must be interpreted by licensed server software, such as Windows Server, whereas PHP runs on open source servers, such as Apache. However, PHP can also run on proprietary web servers as well. PHP code pages can be identified by the “.php” file extension, according to PHP.net. Many of the open source web applications, such as WordPress, Joomla and Drupal are written in the PHP language. Additionally, open source ecommerce packages like OSCommerce and Zen Cart are written with PHP code. In short, the majority of web pages on the Internet are most likely programmed using PHP. PHP vs. HTML With server-side scripting langugages like PHP, the source code is processed on th...

ICANN has been strongly defending the newly approved proposal to introduce thousands of new Internet domain names. The California-based nonprofit was recently attacked by the Association of National Advertisers (ANA) in a letter expressing fervent concerns with the new policy. As a result, ICANN has publicly defended the process and policy. Association of National Advertisers The ANA consists of major U.S. corporations such as Apple, Home Depot and Verizon who raised many issues with the most critical being that the trademark owners are required to defend their brands as a result of the introduction of so many new domain names and extensions. They indicated that the expense to conduct such a task will be extraordinary. Opposition of the New System Furthermore, the association argues that many companies will be compelled to apply for the all new top-level domains related to their business at $185,000 per domain name. Additionally, the ANA claims ICANN is failing to follow its own rules...

In an age when digital file sharing has become the norm among businesses and individuals alike, it's easy to get swept away with catchphrases like "cloud computing" and "file hosting." These buzzwords often get people excited about products they don't fully understand. Many people assume that file hosting and cloud services are interchangeable; what they don't realize is that each comes with a set of pros and cons, and each actually differ in a few key ways. The following guide outlines the benefits and drawbacks to file hosting services and cloud storage networks. File Hosting vs. "The Cloud" For starters, file hosting services provide a broad range of services to businesses, including building an intranet and managing an overall internal network. These services have existed for decades, ever since businesses turned to the Internet for storage solutions and project management. Conversely, cloud computing is a relatively new phenomenon that man...