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Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
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RSHosting has been offering affordable linux web hosting solutions, serving many thousand of domains around the world. Whether you are looking to host your own websites, or offer hosting services to your own clients, you will want a well-maintained, stable server. RSHosting promises you an excellent platform upon which to build your websites or business, ensuring 99.99% uptime and excellent performance to give you the edge over your competition.
Our services include shared, reseller, vps and dedicated web hosting solutions on our servers located in US and UK datacenter. Thus, you as a client get the choice of selecting your preferred datacenter location, connected to the globe with the best network. Our reputation as the “Best Web Hosting Provider” relies with our ability to offer quality web hosting services with ultra-fast and award winning personal touch support.”
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Thursday, September 10th, 2009
Independent web hosting company : RSHosting, has unveiled new shared web hosting plans, hosted on linux servers in US and UK datacenters. The company declared that it has recently introduced cheap shared web hosting plans and also upgraded its entire line of reseller hosting and vps hosting plans, increasing storage space, bandwidth, and adding features.
Sean Collar, Chief Marketing Officer, RSHosting. remarked, “We are delighted to offer the most affordable shared web hosting plans to all those looking to create their own hosting company. After providing reseller and managed web hosting solutions for all these years, we thought of offering our services to people who can host their websites for even less than what they needed to pay for reseller web hosting. Our non-overloaded servers removes the risks of unstablility and downtime for your websites, so more people can now tap into this lucrative industry. Existing hosting providers often offer virtual unlimited resources however restrict them to use the allocated resources with confusing rules of service. RSHosting not only offers cheap shared hosting solutions, but also does not oversell which means you can use all the resources allocated to your accounts. There’s never been a better time for those people who are looking for cheap yet reliable web hosting services.
With the coming few months, RSHosting is also planning to introduce Windows shared line of products including windows shared hosting, windows reseller hosting and windows vps hosting on US and UK located servers”.
Currently recognised as US & UK’s most reliable managed web host, RSHosting also offers a wide range of other products such as 100% private labelled reseller hosting, cpanel vps hosting, managed linux and windows servers, domain registration services and cheap SSL certificates.
To learn more, please visit: http://www.rshosting.com
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Saturday, June 2nd, 2007
When you decide to have a hosting account, the first question is to decide which webhosting type you need to go with?
Technology has introduced various platforms for webhosting. They can be catagorised as follows :
Shared hosting
Reseller hosting
Semi-dedicated hosting
VPS hosting
Dedicated hosting
etc..
It is crucial to understand the differences among the types of hosting offered. As the Web hosting industry has matured, hosting offers have split into a few distinct categories, each with strengths and weaknesses.
* Shared hosting (sometimes called virtual hosting) means that you are sharing a server with other clients of that company. The host manages the server almost completely (though you maintain your site and your account). They can afford to charge you little since many clients are paying for use of the server.
However, companies other than yours use the resources of that server. That means heavy traffic to one of the other sites on the server can hammer the performance of your site. Also, you typically are unable to install special software programs on these types of machines because the host will need to keep a stable environment for all of the clients using the server.
Offering gigs of disk space with tons of gigs of bandwidth that too at a very cheap rate, is possible only with Shared hosting as resources are shared on a single server amongst hundreds and thousands of users.
* Reseller hosting enables you to resell the shared hosting to your end user clients. Here, the original hosting provider stays anonymous and to your end user clients you appear to be the primary hosting provider. This is good for those people who wish to start a hosting business. Later as your client number increases, the option to switch to VPS or Dedicated server hosting is preferred.
* Semi-dedicated hosting is similar to shared hosting, but here the number of users on a particular server is very less and limited as compared to the overfilled shared hosting servers. This is good for people who cannot afford dedicated hosting but still do not wish to face the cons of shared hosting.
* VPS hosting also known as Virtual Private Server, is an intermediate hosting between shared and dedicated hosting. VPS hosting servers are the small servers that are hosted on a main VPS server. VPS work on logically sharing of resources such as Memory (RAM), CPU, Disk Space, Bandwidth etc. VPS hosting is ideal for low resource consuming websites. The most attractive feature of VPS hosting is that you get root access to the server as if it was your dedicated server. You can install and run applications on your own (provided you do not run out of resources).
* Dedicated hosting can further be classifed into colocation, unmanaged and managed dedicated hosting.
* Co-located hosting means that you buy a server from a hardware vendor, like Dell or HP, and you supply this server to the host. The Web host plugs your server into its network and its redundant power systems. The host is responsible for ensuring its network is available, and you are responsible for support and maintenance of your server.
Good hosts offer management contracts to their co-location clients so that you can outsource much of the support to them and come to an arrangement similar to managed dedicated hosting. Most co-location hosts do not offer this service, however.
* Unmanaged dedicated hosting is similar to co-location except that you lease a server from a host and do not own it yourself. Some very limited support (typically Web-based only) is included, but the level of support varies widely among unmanaged dedicated hosts.
These days unmanaged dedicated hosting start from $69 per month. Support levels typically are provided only in general terms. Ask the host to go into specifics about what support it will provide — will it apply security patches to your server? — before signing up. This service is typically good for gaming servers (like Doom or Counterstrike servers) or hobbyist servers, but not for serious businesses that need responsive, expert-level service.
* Managed dedicated hosting means leasing a server from a host and having that company provide a robust level of support and maintenance on the server that is backed by quality guarantees. This maintenance typically includes services such as server uptime monitoring, a hardware warranty and security patch updates.
Ensure that your managed dedicated host is specific about its managed services so that it does not disguise an unmanaged dedicated offering as a managed dedicated server. This has been known to happen, which is why it is important to do your homework and ask the right questions.
We at http://www.rshosting.com offer UK and US based Reseller hosting, VPS Hosting, Semidedicated hosting, dedicated hosting (with fully managed servers).
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Wednesday, April 11th, 2007
This can be done with .htaccess, visitors must input username and password before they can access the protected directory.
Step 1.
Create the file “.htaccess†with the following content under the directory you want to protect, you can specify the password in any place as long as Apache can access it.
AuthUserFile /home/account/passwd/.htpasswd
AuthGroupFile /dev/null
AuthName “Titleâ€
AuthType Basic
require valid-user
Step 2.
Generate the password file “.htpasswd†under the directory /home/account/passwd/ with the following command:
# htpasswd -c .htpasswd user_name
You will be reminded to input password for the user “user_nameâ€, this command can be called multi times to generate multi users.
Step 3.
This step may not be necessary. If there is an entry about the directory you want to protect in Apache configuration file, make sure AllowOverride has the option authconfig.
For example, when protecting Awstats pages, the Apache configuration file should be modified as following:
Options None
AllowOverride authconfig
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Restart Apache
# /usr/local/sbin/apachectl restart
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Wednesday, April 11th, 2007
Robots.txt file is a simple text file which is responsible for preventing crawling of your site’s pages. Suppose you have certain pages which are not SE friendly such as pages including repeated keywords, some hidden tags with keywords and some other bugs which may be responsible for getting your site banned from search engines.
The robots.txt file is a simple text file which can be created using Notepad.
It should be saved at root directory of your site. eg.http://www.yoursitename.com/robots.txt.
Format :
User-agent: robot or spider name
Disallow: files or directories.
If you want to exclude all the search engine spiders from your entire domain, Just use this tiny code, but be sure you need it.
User-agent: *
Disallow: /
If you want to prevent your certain directories, you can specify them in Disallow field.
User-agent: *
Disallow: /directoryname1/
Disallow: / directoryname2/
Similarly if you want to restrict specific files then type in the path of the files.
User-agent: *
Disallow: / directoryname1/filename.html
If you don’t want certain spiders crawling your site, which are not useful for you or are just eating up your bandwidth, you can specify them in User-agent. Eg. You don’t want bot of Alta vista (Scooter) from crawl your whole site use following code.
User-Agent: Scooter
Disallow: /
While using robots.txt file you should be careful, It may stop your specified pages from appearing in search engines.There are many hundreds of bots and spiders crawling the Internet, most of them respect your robot.txt file while some may not.
Note :
(*) You can include comments in your robots.txt file, by putting a pound-sign (#) at the front of the line to be commented.
(*) You can find the names of robots which are crawling around your site in your log file..
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Wednesday, April 11th, 2007
Sometimes we get some errors while using outlook express but we can’t understand what they mean and what could be the solution for that.
Following are the usual errors codes with their solutions ;
0×800CCC00 - Authentication did not load.
Solution :
*) Try closing and restarting Outlook express
*) If still getting same error, wait 20-30 minutes for a server reset of your account then try again.
*) It could be a corruption of the user account in Outlook Express. Try setting up a second identity and see if it works.
0×800CCC01 - INVALID CERTIFICATE CONTENT
0×800CCC02 INVALID CERTIFICATE DATE
Solution :
*) Get your certificate re-issued by your authority server.
0×800CCC03 - USER ALREADY CONNECTED
Solution :
*) Close all connections on all machines, wait 20-30 minutes and try again.
*) If you are not logged in on another machine or poplocked then someone may be using/downloading from your account or something is wrong with your account.
*) Sometimes due to improper disconnection your account gets ‘Poplocked’ so to get out of it either wait 20-30 minutes for it to time out or get somebody to shell into the mail server and stop the mail task that is running on the account.
0×800CCC05 NOT CONNECTED TO SERVER
0×800CCC0D CANT FIND HOST – Cannot locate server
Solution :
*) You may have typed wrong mail server in your account settings or the server may be down.
*) Reboot the computer and try again.
*) Data may not be moving across the network properly. Check DNS numbers, remove and then reinstall TCP/IP in Control Panel > Network.
0×800CCC0A MESSAGE DOWNLOAD INCOMPLETE
0×800CCC19 TIMEOUT
Solution :
*) This error may be due to corruption of pop3uidl file. Close the Internet connection and all programs. Search for the file ‘pop3uidl and delete it. Reconnect and it should work.
0×800CCC0F CONNECTION DROPPED
Solution :
*) may be modem or network cable was disconnected. If this happens frequently then try updating the modem drivers or adding an Init string.
0×800CCC10 INVALID ADDRESS – Address not known on server
Solution :
*) Check the spelling in the TO: field of the e-mail. Delete the old message from the Outbox and then try it again.
0×800CCC12 SOCKET READ ERROR – Unable to send Winsock request
Solution :
*) Remove the TCP/IP protocol and reinstall it. In windows, go into Network from the Control Panel. NOTE: You may need your Windows CD for this task!
0×800CCC16 INVALID ACCOUNT – User account not recognized
Solution :
*) Check the spelling of the account name and re-enter the password taking care to spell it correctly.
0×800CCC18 SICILY LOGON FAILED – Logon attempt failed
Solution :
*) Check account information, making sure account is not case sensitive, close Outlook Express, restart the computer and try reconnecting.
*) Create a different identity and see if it will logon on from this identity with the same information.
*) Make sure the account is still active with the ISP.
0×800CCC1A SECURE CONNECT FAILED – Unable to connect using SSL
Solution :
*) Your ISP may not require an SSL connection. Turn off SSL in the e-mail account properties and try again.
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Wednesday, April 11th, 2007
What is Web-Based Email ?
Web-Based Email is an Internet-based email system that lets you send and receive
email messages from a Web browser. All you need to use Web-Based Email is an Internet
connection and the Internet Explorer Web browser (Internet Explorer v5.5 or later).
How do I access my Web-Based Email account ?
You can log on to your Web-Based Email account from your Web browser by going
to the Web address for your account. The Web address is the same as your domain
name, except you replace “www†with “emailâ€. For example, if your Web address
is “www.example.comâ€, your email address is “email.example.comâ€.
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