Jst Hosting - Thomas

I guess it doesn't matter too much where you register your domains if I'm honest (as long as the domain fees are reasonable and you can make the necessary domain changes from their control panel).
 
As for the hosting though, I suggest you do your research before choosing a provider as it's vitally important you choose a company who can suit your needs and provide you with a reliable solution. I always advise people on these forums to steer clear of the 'big daddy hosting companies' and to find a company who can offer you a personal level of support, as it will make a huge difference at the end of the day.

What did you put in your message to Ben?
 
"Hi be it's Mike, got the Devil on line one for you"?

Hi wkdfx,
 
Adding an A Record for the sub-domain beta.domain.com to point to the new host will not in anyway affect the main domain.
 
The only way this will affect the main domain is if the actual nameservers are changed (which is not necessary), or if the A Record of the domain itself is changed.

Hi wkdfx,
 
Adding an A Record for the sub-domain beta.domain.com to point to the new host will not in anyway affect the main domain.
 
The only way this will affect the main domain is if the actual nameservers are changed (which is not necessary), or if the A Record of the domain itself is changed.

Hi wkdfx,
 
Adding an A Record for the sub-domain beta.domain.com to point to the new host will not in anyway affect the main domain.
 
The only way this will affect the main domain is if the actual nameservers are changed (which is not necessary), or if the A Record of the domain itself is changed.

Generally, unless you are using technologies such as ASP, your best direction would be linux hosting. As you're just using HTML/Images it doesn't particularly matter which platform you go for, but linux hosting tends to be more reliable and a bit cheaper.

This EU Legislation will just prove alot more difficult for the end user, Furthermore viruses for the end user being downloaded alot more easy all a virus or spyware would have to do is mimic the prompt and there you go virus infected pc....

Hi Huw, how are you?
 
I think you're taking a step in the right direction by moving away from a host which claims to offer unlimited bandwidth and space, as this simply isn't the case.
 
Usually, you can see how much space your website is using via the hosts control panel. However, this may also take into account the amount of space you've used in your e-mail accounts, and how big your databases are. Alternatively, you should be able to see the total space via FTP.
 
As for bandwidth, this again should be shown in your control panel. It entirely depends on what type of website you're running but bandwidth generally isn't an issue.
 
If you like, I can offer you some refugee discount at Jst Hosting and I can help you setup your website on our servers and advise you on the exactly the amount of space you need etc. Usually, unless it's specifically clear clients require more space, we often advise our clients to go with the smallest package, which they can later upgrade should they require larger quantities of space or bandwidth.
 
Details of our Shared Hosting Plans can be seen here: http://www.jsthosting.com/web-hosting/compare-shared-hosting/
 
We've put a breakdown of what kind of websites can be hosted on which package under the package details.
 
Please let me know if you need any further help.

Unfortunately, this is controlled by us. You would need to consider a VPS or Dedicated environment if you wish to have your own PHP settings. However, a lot of the settings we do have can be manipulated using a php.ini file.

Backups are a must. There's no question about it.