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HostGator Coupon
Codes
We currently
have coupons for the following hosts:
Here are some coupons below to use with HostGator's
shared, reseller, and dedicated plans. We have collected these from around
the internet.
HostGator recently changed all their coupons
to grant $9.94 off the order
HostGator
Coupons: These will work with any Shared, Reseller, or Dedicated
order. To use these coupons click here to enter them at
HostGator.
NEW!! They are going green and to
celebrate they're doing a Green Coupon Code- Use "GREEN" to get 20% off
your order! All the below coupons work too.
1.) Coupon
Code - "hostgatorcoupon" - $9.94 Off
2.) Coupon code "jury" -
$9.94 Off
3.) Coupon code "hgc25" - $9.94 Off
4.) Coupon
code "Hostcritique" - $9.94 Off
To use a HostGator Coupon just go
through the normal order process, at one stage there will be a box below
your plan that asks for a coupon. Just put any of the codes in there and
it will subtract off $9.95 from your
order!
What is Web Hosting?
A web hosting service provides a service that allows individuals and
businesses to post web pages to the internet. A web hosting service
provider sells or for free (with advertisements on the web page) is a
business that provides the servers and technologies to view web-sites
on the internet.
Web hosting services are services that customers can utilize after they
have purchased monthly dial up or broadband services that allow them
access to the internet. Web hosting services use hosting and client
architecture to load content to the server so web pages and information
can be viewed on the internet in its original HTML format.
A web hosting company will offer clients access to a server that will
provide the clients’ content to individuals on the World Wide
Web after they make a URL or domain name request. To view pages on the
web, you must have a web browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer
or Netscape Navigator to request the web page from the server after you
have purchased internet access.
Web sites are pages that are stored on a computer called a server. The
server is a part of a network of computers on the internet or World
Wide Web that allows users of the internet to reach your site anywhere
in the world at anytime. The internet is open 24 hours, seven days a
week around the clock.
Host computers are configured so that when your URL or domain name is
typed in, the address will use a pointer routine (look for the address
from terminal to terminal) until it reaches the computer that hosts
your web-site. Then, if all is okay, your web site should display
itself on the users screen.
Hosting companies require that you buy your URL or domain name first
before you purchase hosting services. Most hosting companies have a
package that will allow you to buy the domain name and hosting at the
same time.
Application
Service Providers and Hosting
Application service providers (commonly referred to as ASP's) have
quickly sprouted onto the web hosting scene in effort to provide
businesses with new and innovative services. The term ASP should not be
confused with Microsoft Corporations software application.
The number of applications provided through the ASP model is growing.
Accordingly, there is a growing business of companies developing
software for the ASP marketplace. What sorts of applications are being
developed? As remotely-hosted applications can provide cost-effective
access for businesses to unique software, many of the applications are
designed to be of occasional use in terms of use. Others are geared
towards using group connectivity provided by through the Internet to
provide an application that is flexible.
ASP's have created software programs to handle various business
functions as materials management, human resources, financial
management, and e-commerce transaction services.
The variety of solutions provided by ASP's is vast. Many ASP's are
doing great business in meeting operational needs of companies across
different industries and business functions. There are a number of
technical and business issues currently addressed by ASP's to develop
and enhance system applications.
A major advantage for businesses in seeking ASP services is that they
provide an opportunity to reduce costs and increase efficiencies.
Companies can have access to a wider-range of software products with
the possibility of paying less than an outright purchase through usage
charges. This allows businesses to access applications that can service
particular business needs so companies can focus on their core
operations. Furthermore, ASP's are developing new software that can
provide business solutions to operating issues not previously addressed
through PC-based software. ASP's also remove many of the technical
administrative and maintenance issues associated with software by
providing real-time upgrades, remote hosting, remote dial in customer
support and overall software management.
Web hosting companies are involved in the development of applications
– however, many of the hosting companies serve to provide
network management and serve the application remotely to users. In
providing ASP-related services, these companies are essentially AIP's
(application infrastructure providers.)
Bandwidth Bandits
Files that are loaded to or from servers uses internet bandwidth to
push files along the network at various speeds. Every time you upload a
file to your ISP, surf the web or use an audio application, you are
using bandwidth.
Bandwidth is a bunch of wires or fibers connecting servers to a
network. Depending on the grade of the wire it determines how much data
is coming across the network where your web-site is hosted. When
someone attempts to get more data than can be handled by the network,
the whole network slows down.
ISP’s can put a limitation on bandwidth at certain times
during peak periods or charge you a flat fee per month for bandwidth
usage. If you go over the flat fee, then they charge you extra for
using extra bandwidth. Some ISP’s will shut down the
transmissions until traffic is more stable on the network.
You can load most files (images, sound files, videos and flash scripts
and other programs) in your web site. This excludes, of course, banners
and pop ups and specific documents and images which are supposed to be
loaded from a central server.
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