January 6, 201115 yr guys i am only aware of web designing only ..and im not at all aware of the web hosting and its connectivity by tomcat nd blah blah.. plz help me wid this problem..such that i could learn this part and launch my own websites without any sub domains as i am having with sub domains
January 7, 201115 yr Hi Alfred The place you purchaed your web hosting from should be the ones to answer this question. Typically you would upload your files using an FTP application, and possibly upload any databases using something like phpMyAdmin through a control panel.
January 7, 201115 yr Author Hi Alfred The place you purchaed your web hosting from should be the ones to answer this question. Typically you would upload your files using an FTP application, and possibly upload any databases using something like phpMyAdmin through a control panel. hi friend thanks for the reply bro..ive not yet purchased yet a web hosting service..which may be the best for me i.e., beginner..
January 7, 201115 yr Hi Alfred, For someone starting out you would be good to go with a basic or starter (entry level) shared hosting account, keep an eye out of cPanel (preferred) or Plesk control panels as these will provide you an easy means of managing your website. As to a provider perhaps look in the marketing section both here and elsewhere and Google, keep an eye out for 24/7/365 support, and ensure you test their claims (Submit a basic question) before you buy to test response times and lastly read reviews (but take the opinions both good and bad loosely). Hope that points you in the right direction Edited January 7, 201115 yr by CSN-UK
January 7, 201115 yr As others have said you will need a FTP software (like filezilla, or if you use Firefox you could try the FireFtp extension) to connect to your host and upload the files online. But be warned that no matter what the hosting company says, such a thing as "unlimited" hosting does not exist, so I would recommended that you find a company that does not have such "offers".
January 7, 201115 yr Author thanks a lot friends...for the gr8 replies by you guyzz.. and one more question: So please suggest me any like genuine hosting services guyz..
January 9, 201115 yr thanks a lot friends...for the gr8 replies by you guyzz.. and one more question: So please suggest me any like genuine hosting services guyz.. It really depend on what kind of site you need the hosting for. If you are doing small sites aimed at a local audience, Google is your best friend here... Your should try searching for local hosting providers that usually have smaller packages and are cheaper. Other option is to just go with some of the proven hosting service like Media Temple, where many international companies host their websites. You might consider this option if you have a steady flow of clients and want to offer them hosting as well. Anyways, before buying the service try to find some third party reviews if you can and if you have any questions, don't be afraid to use their free technical support (and if they don't offer such a thing they probably suck). Hope all goes well...
January 9, 201115 yr Author It really depend on what kind of site you need the hosting for. If you are doing small sites aimed at a local audience, Google is your best friend here... Your should try searching for local hosting providers that usually have smaller packages and are cheaper. Other option is to just go with some of the proven hosting service like Media Temple, where many international companies host their websites. You might consider this option if you have a steady flow of clients and want to offer them hosting as well. Anyways, before buying the service try to find some third party reviews if you can and if you have any questions, don't be afraid to use their free technical support (and if they don't offer such a thing they probably suck). Hope all goes well... thanks a lot friend
January 9, 201115 yr I have used Xcalibre (now a part of Webfusion) for the best part of 10 years, I host all my sites with them (50+) & in that time I've not had many problems at all in regards to down time etc. Support has always been very good too. Edited January 9, 201115 yr by Bomb
January 9, 201115 yr Author I have used Xcalibre (now a part of Webfusion) for the best part of 10 years, I host all my sites with them (50+) & in that time I've not had many problems at all in regards to down time etc. Support has always been very good too. do v have cpanel..in this hosting service..
January 10, 201115 yr Other option is to just go with some of the proven hosting service like Media Temple, where many international companies host their websites. You might consider this option if you have a steady flow of clients and want to offer them hosting as well. Anyways, before buying the service try to find some third party reviews if you can and if you have any questions, don't be afraid to use their free technical support (and if they don't offer such a thing they probably suck). Thats good advice, if you look up reviews online of Media Temple, and their Clustered VPS setups, you certainly wouldnt be recommending them, if their reviews are anything to go by... Tons of bad reviews about how slow it all seems to be... Edited January 10, 201115 yr by wesh.co.uk
January 25, 201115 yr You can connect with your web hosting server in different ways : You can use Secure Shell, web browser FTP etc..You have to enter user-name & password given to you for upload or download web-pages.
January 25, 201115 yr Hi, How to connect to your web server using Secure Shell (SSH)? SSH – an abbreviation for Secure SHell, a remote shell access to our Unix-based Servers. All the SSH commands are encrypted and are secure in numerous ways. You give commands to a server online, and he executes them and displays the results, performing at the same time you requested actions. Both the ends of the client / server connections are authenticated with a digital certificate, and passwords which are protected by being encrypted. SSH is mostly used by the network administrators to have a better control over web and servers remotely. The web server you will be connecting to should run SSH as well as a secure shell client must be running on your own machine. To get a secure shell client, go through the following easy steps: 1) Assuming that you are running windows, download the SSH client from the below url, if you are running other than windows, find some other PuTTY download alternatives here: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html For Windows, download PuTTY from here: http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe 2) Save the downloaded file on your desktop and simply run the .exe file by double clicking on it. 3) It should look something like the image shown below, which will ask what server do you want to connect. 4) Just enter your servers IP and Port and then click on Open. 5) Enter the username and password of your account in order to connect. 6) Now, change to the root user, type: su – That’s it! You have now successfully logged into your web server with SSH. To get more comfortable with it, go through the basic SSH commands which will help you in administering your linux server. By: FHA Streamline Refinance
January 25, 201115 yr Author Hi, How to connect to your web server using Secure Shell (SSH)? SSH – an abbreviation for Secure SHell, a remote shell access to our Unix-based Servers. All the SSH commands are encrypted and are secure in numerous ways. You give commands to a server online, and he executes them and displays the results, performing at the same time you requested actions. Both the ends of the client / server connections are authenticated with a digital certificate, and passwords which are protected by being encrypted. SSH is mostly used by the network administrators to have a better control over web and servers remotely. The web server you will be connecting to should run SSH as well as a secure shell client must be running on your own machine. To get a secure shell client, go through the following easy steps: 1) Assuming that you are running windows, download the SSH client from the below url, if you are running other than windows, find some other PuTTY download alternatives here: http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html For Windows, download PuTTY from here: http://the.earth.li/~sgtatham/putty/latest/x86/putty.exe 2) Save the downloaded file on your desktop and simply run the .exe file by double clicking on it. 3) It should look something like the image shown below, which will ask what server do you want to connect. 4) Just enter your servers IP and Port and then click on Open. 5) Enter the username and password of your account in order to connect. 6) Now, change to the root user, type: su – That’s it! You have now successfully logged into your web server with SSH. To get more comfortable with it, go through the basic SSH commands which will help you in administering your linux server. By: FHA Streamline Refinance thank u so much budy....
January 25, 201115 yr Author You can connect with your web hosting server in different ways : You can use Secure Shell, web browser FTP etc..You have to enter user-name & password given to you for upload or download web-pages. thank u budy...for all ur gr8 replies..
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