Some of our customers contact us unsure of what many of the web hosting terms mean, or even really what web hosting is. That’s quite alright, and we are happy to help anyone gain a better knowledge of what we have to offer.
Let’s first talk about web hosting. If you want to construct a website or have an email address on the internet with your own domain name, then you need to have web hosting.
Web hosting can be best described as storage for the files (images, texts, code, databases and emails) that make your website live so that other people can use your domain name and see your site. Each storage area sits on a server (a computer that is accessible by the Internet) and has an address (domain name). When that address / domain name is typed into the browser, it tracks down the correct storage unit and let’s us view what is inside. If there is no web hosting, there can be no way for the web browser to find and view the website.
Shared Web Hosting
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Virtual Private Server Hosting
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Dedicated Server Hosting
If your in search of dedicated server hosting but don’t have a system administrator or advanced user on site, it is highly advise that you purchase a managed dedicated server plan. Feel free to contact Digital Pacific on 1300 694 678 or visit our managed dedicated server plans page for more information.
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Reseller Web Hosting
Digital Pacific’s reseller web hosting gives the customer the ability to create their very own web hosting business. We offer several packages of varying web hosting space that you are then able to split up and sell your own specifications. Unlike all the other options above, you are then responsible for all support and billing for your customers. Therefore, this option is obviously geared towards individuals with some technical knowledge.
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Even though these are pretty basic descriptions of the four main types of web hosting on offer at Digital Pacific, they should help bring each idea into clearer view. Hopefully, you found the post informative, and – as always – feel free to contact us with any additional questions you may have.
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