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Reseller or Decicated

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You could start with a reseller hosting or even have a good dedicated server.

 

We just charge 30 USD / Month for server support if you are taking a dedicated server from us. Prices starts from as low as 39 USD ..

 

Please visit http://mydediserver.com or contact sales@mydediserver.com for more details ..

 

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Unless you're a competent and confident systems administrator, I would tend to say that it's best to stick to doing the web design work and letting a hosting company manage the server for you. This would mean going for a reseller account or going for a managed dedicated server. You'll probably be able to use your time more productively than setting up Apache, configuring cPanel, securing your server etc. :)

You should only need a dedicated server if you either A. want one or B. have an actual need for one.

 

Depending on the situation either can be a good choice. If you want ultimate control, faster speeds etc then go for a dedicated server - you need not manage about the day-to-day management of the server because you can just purchase a managed package from the provider (presuming they offer it).

 

However that will set you back around £150 - £300 a month at a decent provider with a solid network.

 

if you only plan to host a few sites you can start with a reseller account and there is nothing to stop you from upgrading to a dedicated server later on.

 

Hope that helped :)

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