Web Hosting - Look Before You Leap

Written by Tom Stone


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user bad guys (hackers, terrorists, etc.) to “relay” anonymously across hundreds of these small business hosting servers. This is a real threat developing at an epidemic measure. Further information can be seen at The United States Cyber Emergency Response Team’s site. Then, of course, there’s those other nagging issues like viruses, worms, SPAM, and online casinos to contend with, now layered withrepparttar new wave of intelligent spy and adware – ALL of these things run a pretty solid DEFINITE likelihood of interacting with your server. The integrity of whatever company you choose for your hosting services may easily berepparttar 134389 determining factor of whether you CAN stay online. Check these guys out before getting stuck with a company that turns out to berepparttar 134390 world’s largest distributor of male enhancement products… targetingrepparttar 134391 valued customer list you unknowingly provided them. Do they just pass you on to another actual hosting company while they monitor your web traffic? What safeguards have they put in place to protect YOU?

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Are You Master of Your Own Domain?

Written by Kate Smalley


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I have changed hosting companies for Connecticut Secretary once. As my traffic increased, with my other hosting company, they limited my services and at times shut my site down because of server load. This was an important issue for me, as it resulted in lost sales and potential customer dissatisfaction, to sayrepparttar least. Because I owned my domain independent ofrepparttar 134388 hosting company, changing hosts was a very simple procedure. All I had to do was start services with a new hosting company and redirect my URL to that hosting company. Oncerepparttar 134389 transfer was complete I was back in business without a hitch. There was work involved with rebuilding my site of course, but I was prepared for that. If I lost my domain name I would have lost a tremendous amount of existing traffic and potential business, not to mention my business identity that I had worked hard for. "...ownership of an account as well as havingrepparttar 134390 ability to userepparttar 134391 account are important features... "

There are so many topics that we can go into regarding domain names and your business onrepparttar 134392 internet: Cyber squatters and your responsibilities with regards to trademark policing, dispute resolution,repparttar 134393 increase of typo squatters onrepparttar 134394 internet, choosing a relevant domain name, how to promote your business onrepparttar 134395 net through domain names, and so much more. With this article on domain name ownership, Connecticut Secretary wants to conveyrepparttar 134396 fact that a domain name is a valuable asset, and I suggest that you takerepparttar 134397 time now to check and verify who actually owns your domain name. If you are about to startrepparttar 134398 process of obtaining an internet identity I suggest that you takerepparttar 134399 time to considerrepparttar 134400 future ramifications ofrepparttar 134401 decisions you make today. ******************** Copyright 2003 Kate Smalley, President Connecticut Secretary Specializing in Transcription and Freelance Secretarial Services http://www.connecticutsecretary.com kms@connecticutsecretary.com ********************

Copyright 2003 Kate Smalley, President Connecticut Secretary Specializing in Transcription and Freelance Secretarial Services http://www.connecticutsecretary.com kms@connecticutsecretary.com


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