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Shared Hosting
To create a hosting account, you can follow the steps below. 1. Go to www.ehost.com and click on Hosting. 2. Select an account type for your website. 3. Select theplan you would like to sign up for. 4. Enter an available domain name. 5. Enter your billing information. 6. Enter your account information. 7. Enter your payment information. 8. Review your order. 9. Click on Create Account & Get Started Now.
You can use an FTP client to upload files to your hosting account. The most popular FTP client is FileZilla. You can download it for free at https://filezilla–project.org/. You will need to use the FTP credentials for your hosting account to connect to your account.
You can change your hosting account password from the Client Area. 1. Login to your Client Area. 2. Click on Services. 3. Click on My Services. 4. Click on the green Active button next to your hosting account. 5. Click on the Change Password button.
The amount of disk space you get with your shared account depends on the plan you have purchased.
Yes, you can upgrade your account later. Please contact our sales department for more information.
In shared hosting, multiple websites are hosted on a single server. The server resources, such as CPU, memory, and disk space, are shared among the websites. This allows web hosting providers to offer affordable hosting plans.
Email Hosting
To create a hosting account, you can follow the steps below. 1. Go to www.ehost.com and click on Hosting. 2. Select an account type for your email 3. Select theplan you would like to sign up for. 5. Enter your billing information. 6. Enter your account information. 7. Enter your payment information. 8. Review your order. 9. Click on Create Account & Get Started Now.
Your emails are backed up automatically and securely by our servers.
Yes, you can access your emails from anywhere in the world as long as you have an internet connection.
Your emails are backed up every night.
No, you do not need to do anything to keep your emails backed up. Our servers will automatically and securely backup your emails every night.
If you delete an email, it will be deleted from our servers and cannot be recovered.
SSL Certificates
An SSL Certificate is a digital certificate that authenticates the identity of a website and encrypts information sent to the server using SSL technology. SSL Certificates are typically installed on web servers and used to secure data transfer over the Internet.
The installation process for an SSL Certificate varies depending on your server type and the Certificate Authority you purchased your certificate from. Generally, you will need to generate a Certificate Signing Request (CSR) from your server, and then submit the CSR to the CA. The CA will then issue a signed certificate, which you will need to install on your server.
A CSR is a block of text that contains information about your organization and your domain name. CSRs are used to generate signed SSL Certificates.
CSRs can be generated from your server or from your Certificate Authority‘s website. The process for generating a CSR varies depending on your server type.
When generating a CSR, you will need to provide your organization‘s name, your domain name, your city, your state, and your country. You will also need to generate a private key, which will be used to sign your SSL Certificate.
A private key is a piece of information that is used to sign your SSL Certificate. Private keys are generated on your server and are kept secret. The public key is included in your SSL Certificate and is used to encrypt information sent to your server.
A self–signed SSL Certificate is an SSL Certificate that is signed by the same entity that created the Certificate. Self–signed Certificates are not as trusted as Certificates that are signed by a Certificate Authority, but they can be used to encrypt information sent to your server.
Reseller Hosting
To create a hosting account, you can follow the steps below. 1. Go to www.ehost.com and click on Hosting. 2. Select an account type for your website. 3. Select theplan you would like to sign up for. 4. Enter an available domain name. 5. Enter your billing information. 6. Enter your account information. 7. Enter your payment information. 8. Review your order. 9. Click on Create Account & Get Started Now.
With reseller hosting, you can become a web hosting reseller and sell web hosting services to your own customers. As a reseller, you can use the resources of a larger web hosting company to provide hosting services to your customers, while still maintaining your own brand and identity.
With reseller hosting, you essentially lease space on a web server that you then resell to your own customers. You can use the resources of the web server to host your own website, as well as the websites of your customers. The web server is owned and operated by the web hosting company, and you are simply leasing space on the server to resell to your own customers.
There are several benefits to reseller hosting, including the ability to start your own web hosting business with little up–front investment, the ability to set your own prices and terms of service, and the ability to use the resources of a larger web hosting company to provide reliable and scalable hosting services to your customers.
No, you do not need to be a web developer to be a reseller. However, it is helpful to have some knowledge of web development and hosting in order to be a successful reseller.
Yes, you can resell hosting to your own clients. As a reseller, you will be able to create your own hosting packages and set your own prices.
No, you do not need to buy your own server. Most reseller hosting plans include a shared server, which means that you will be sharing.
VPS Hosting
VPS hosting is a type of web hosting that uses virtual private servers to provide users with more control and flexibility over their web hosting environment. VPS hosting is an ideal solution for websites that require more resources than what is available on a shared web hosting plan, but do not yet need the full power and flexibility of a dedicated server.
VPS hosting works by creating a virtual private server for each user. Each virtual private server is a separate and isolated environment that provides users with their own operating system, disk space, and memory allocation. This allows users to have more control over their web hosting environment, and also provides a more stable and reliable platform for running their website.
There are two main types of VPS hosting: managed and unmanaged. Managed VPS hosting is more expensive but includes support and maintenance from the hosting provider. Unmanaged VPS hosting is less expensive but requires the user to manage the server themselves.
The main difference between VPS hosting and shared web hosting is that VPS hosting provides users with more control over their website, more resources and flexibility, and a more private and isolated environment.
VPS hosting can be more expensive than shared web hosting. Additionally, customers will need to have some technical knowledge in order to manage their server.
Dedicated Servers
A dedicated server is a server that is used by only one client. The client has full control over the server and can choose the operating system, software and hardware.
If you have a high traffic website or need full control over your server environment, a dedicated server may be a good option for you. Dedicated servers can also be a good option for those who need to run resource intensive applications or services.
A shared server is a server that is used by multiple clients. In contrast, a dedicated server is used by only one client.
There are a few things to consider when choosing a dedicated server. You should consider the type of server that you need, the budget that you have, and the level of support that you need.
A dedicated server is a physical server that is leased to a single customer. A VPS is a virtual machine that is hosted on a physical server. VPSes are typically used by businesses that need more control over their server environment but do not need the full resources of a dedicated server.
Dedicated servers can use a variety of hardware, including enterprise–grade servers, gaming servers, and even home–built servers. The type of hardware used will depend on the needs of the customer and the budget.
