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Things Web Hosting Makes a Better Mother’s Day Gift Than

Fri, 02 May 2008 04:02:10 +0000
This Mother’s Day season we’ve launched quite the web hosting special: we’ve boosted our space/bandwidth specs by an additional 24% and are offering a full 24% off of any order. Why 24% percent you ask? Well how about 5 + 11 + 08 equals 24? It’s like the “Lost” numbers only in savings form.
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Phishing Awareness

Mon, 19 May 2008 21:59:39 +0000

You may or may not have heard of the term, “Phishing” (pronounced like “fishing”). Phishing is the act of sending an email pretending to be from an online store or service such as eBay, PayPal, Amazon, major banks, etc.

The format of the email will look very similar to a standard email you would get from ...]

Ixwebhosting unlimited web space

Mon, 03 Mar 2008 08:39:59 +0000
It might not make sense on the price time hearing this, unlimited web space on your ixwebhosting plan. Ixwebhosting had upgraded their shared hosting plans, and now all three hosting packages come with unlimited web space: expert plan, business plus, unlimited pro.
Not only unlimited web space, its also unlimited monthly bandwidth. Previously, only the highest ...]

Double Down Select runs through June 16, 2008; the other above promotions are good through June 30 or while supplies last.

SolutionBase: Administer PacketFence with ease via Web interface

Dec 11, 2007 11:45 AM PST
PacketFence is fairly demanding to install, but once you get into the administration of the system via the Web-based administration tool, things become a whole lot easier. Jack Wallen guides you through installation of the tool.

One of their major problems was their CPU usage limitation that would frequently block customer scripts from executing normally. Matt told me this was now completely fixed:

DemoWolf has over 1700 ready-made custom branded tutorials for the web hosting industry, including tutorials for cPanel, Plesk, Helm, H-Sphere, Virtuozzo, Direct Admin, Email and FTP applications, Domain Registrars, Private Nameservers, phpMyAdmin, RVSiteBuilder, and many more. DemoWolf is the fastest growing tutorial provider in the industry.

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Lunarpages is a flourishing hosting company that was founded in 2000. With a
respectable track record and a clear view of the future, Lunarpages has been
providing reliable hosting solutions to more than 100,000 satisfied customers.



LunarPages.com is an experienced host that offers an impressive assortment of
hosting solutions that will meet the requirement of most individuals. The Basic
hosting plan represents the most affordable solution for small websites and
personal blogs. Very robust, the 350bg storage, 3500gb data transfer and
unlimited MySQL databases provides an above averaged package all for the
affordable price of only $6.95mo. The Basic Hosting plan also includes one free
domain, 10 add-on domains, unlimited subdomains and unlimited emails which is
very impressive.



The business hosting is the next alternative that is indented to cater for the
growing business hosting market. Well balanced and extremely robust, this plan
offers all the basic requirements needed to host a business site. The package
arrives with 3500gb data transfer, unlimited storage all combined with unlimited
databases, Email and FTP accounts. To make the Business hosting plan even more
irresistible Lunarpages also includes four free domains and $700 worth of
CoffeeCup Design Software free. All the shared hosting plans come standard with
the fantastico control panel which provides over 35 scripts for easy install.



For individuals requiring more bandwidth and storage space the Linux Virtual
Private Server is the perfect solution. Flawlessly measured the virtual server
plan delivers the perfect solution for larger, additionally demanding websites
like ecommerce and business portals. Available for only $39.95mo the virtual
server plan provides 1000gb (1TB) data transfer, 20gb storage and the option to
host unlimited sites. Most professional webmasters will find this an excellent
well balanced solution.



LunarPages also provides an excellent dedicated hosting package that is a breath
of fresh air when compared to similar plans offered by other hosts. The Linux
alternative represents the best price/performance combination and is very
accessible at only $99. Delivering a stable hosting solution the Dedicated I
provides a reasonable option with 512mb ram, 80gb storage, powered by an Intel�
Celeron 2.0ghz processor. For a more complete alternative we suggest the
Dedicated III comprised of a Dual Intel� Xeon� 2.66ghz processor combined with
1024mb ram, 200gb storage all of which is available for only $235/mo.



With a superior customer service the LunarPages.com support crew is extremely
competent and always provided assistance when required. The support forum is a
good place to start since most questions have already been answered which will
save customers a lot of time.



We highly recommend LunarPages to anyone looking for a great web host. Their
servers are extremely reliable and the prices low when compared to the
competition. We regard LunarPages an excellent host that will satisfy most users
regardless of their needs. Our special attention goes to the Basic hosting plan
for its robustness and the Dedicated III plan for its low price. In the end we
consider LunarPages a reliable, affordable and stable host perfect for anyone
looking for a good hosting solution.



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Tomorrows Tax Day, Don't Pay, I'm Certain

Mon, 14 Apr 2008 11:50:00 -0400
“Certainty? In this world nothing is certain but death and taxes.” Except for not patenting electricity Benjamin Franklin is usually correct.

In regards to the life cycle of your web hosting company his timing is impeccable.

Your company should do everything possible not to pay taxes. You can either give it to the government, great benefit there, or grow your business and hence the economy. Hire more employees (let them pay taxes), spend money on capital equipment and that whole channel line pays taxes. But remember you don’t want your company to pay taxes. Not on April 15th.

Smart and profitable industrialists, hopefully like you, avoid taxes. That is one of the commanding reasons for acquiring a business. Most web host firms have lousy balance sheets. They have depreciated the assets and have nothing to shield profits, they pay taxes.

I always find it sort of magical that you can acquire an asset (buy a company) that was fully depreciated yesterday, put it on your balance sheet today (stepping up the assets as accounts say) and voila! you have a complete new depreciation schedule protecting your cash. Sort of like asparagus cropping up in the spring, where did that come from?

So you say…“I am profitable but don’t have any money to make an acquisition Tom”. Even a better reason to take out a government loan. That is exactly what not paying taxes is, a differed no interest loan from the government. And if you screw up sort of risk free.

Now Ben was correct…nothing is certain but death and taxes. In your case the death of your company. Don’t frown, this is just the end of the investment period…maybe the buyer of your company will keep the name, who cares?…your out. Now you want to pay a lot of taxes, big time taxes. You have taken those government loans and parlayed them into your success. As Franklin said taxes were certain, he just did not state when.

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Layered Tech Ready for Integration

Tue, 15 Apr 2008 00:00:00 EST
April 15, 2008 -- ( <http://www.thewhir.com> WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- The prospect of integrating its acquisition, however, raises the specter of some of the most notable failures in the hosting business of the last year. But Layered Technology says it is prepared for what follows.

What is Domain Kiting?

Fri, 09 May 2008 09:33:52 +0000
There are often odd terms thrown about in the web hosting and web development worlds that just don’t make any sense the the common man on the street.  Phil drops me in an e-mail asking…
“What is domain kiting?  I have heard it is related somewhat with domain deletion and AdSense from Google.  Do you ...]

Zoho Doubles Customer Count in 5 Months, Racing Google Apps to 1 Million User Mark

Mon, 05 Mar 2007 17:20:00 -0400

When I first met Raju Vegesna at the Office 2.0 conference last October, Zoho had just passed the 100,000 user mark. Less than 5 months later, Raju says they're closing in on 200,000.

While Nielsen/NetRating (PDF) claims that Google has a 92% share of the web-based productivity apps market, Raju points out that Zoho and ThinkFree together attract as many unique visitors as Google Docs and Spreadsheet. (See Ismael Ghalimi's elaboration on the user count discrepancy.) 432,156 users visited Google Docs last December; that's 3% fewer than in October. Zoho, on the other hand, has undergone rapid growth (as CEO Sridhar Vembu puts it, "we try harder") - and hopes to beat Google to the 1 million user goal.

By the way, when Raju and I were introduced, a colleague of his described him as Zoho's PR strategist. I just found out that in addition to attracting favorable coverage in every possible media outlet, he was also in charge of company's data center infrastructure. (Raju recently managed to offload this responsibility.) He insists it wasn't as much work as it sounds, because Zoho's apps run on a self-healing grid that's attached to a pool of standby servers. If any application server dies, the appropriate code will automatically be deployed on one of the standby machines. The failed hardware can be swapped out whenever someone has time. As for customer data, everything is replicated three times and backed up offsite.

(Zoho's Rackable servers are colo-ed at Savvis and Equinix. They're in the process of migrating from 32 bit to 64 bit machines with dual core Intel Woodcrest processors and 8 to 16 GB of RAM. The new machines arrived last week, but won't be deployed until late March. As Google's recent hard drive study shows, a longer burn-in period can help weed out faulty hardware.)

Zoho's HR processes are similarly efficient. Adventnet, Zoho's parent company, has 600 employees (and counting). Whenever a new Zoho product is conceived, a dedicated team of 2-6 developers is allocated to the project. Having rapid access to talent gives Zoho a tremendous competitive advantage. Forget Google Office; the loooong list of ideas and partnerships that Zoho's in the process of implementing might coalesce into Zoho Life: single sign on access to an ever growing suite of fully integrated web apps that do... everything.

Keep an eye on Zoho; they're setting the standards for delivering a seamless SaaS experience. And sign up for an account if you don't already have one. Lastly, stay tuned. They've got some big announcements on the way.

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Missions Alive

Fri, 18 Apr 2008 09:50:10 -0500
The ministry of Harvey and LeAnn Waddelow, Missions Alive exists to motivate, educate, recruit, and equip churches and individuals for worldwide Christian missionary service.


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