Hi all
I need to start a small hosting services company
want to rent a space on a server that supports ASp.net , Php, Jsp , Mysql , Sql server
Could anyone help me
Hi all
I need to start a small hosting services company
want to rent a space on a server that supports ASp.net , Php, Jsp , Mysql , Sql server
Could anyone help me
Bjørk posted this at 07:47 — 9th December 2006.
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Hello. I recomend you go with reseller package or dedicated server if you good in hosting administration and will be able provide support to your customers. Some time ago I started my hosting business with reseller package ahosting.biz, but I've already sold my busines. I recomend them as good resellers to you. If You good in hosting administration the best way - dedicated server of cource.
Ian Taylor posted this at 13:52 — 9th December 2006.
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Your question is not specific.If you are looking for the information about which package you should opt for starting your business then,
IMO reseller package would be a better option.
hany321 posted this at 18:28 — 9th December 2006.
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Joined: Jan 2005
thanks
i need to know about the difference between a reseller and dedicated servers
timjpriebe posted this at 19:13 — 9th December 2006.
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It really depends on the hosting company's definition of a reseller server.
A dedicated server, however, is one that is sold only to one client. If you are going to resell space, you might get a dedicated server from a big hosting company. Since you are their only client on that server, it's a dedicated server. However, you could then resell space to whoever you wanted. Although it's a dedicated server for you, to them it would be a shared server.
Some big hosting companies do reselling by setting up people you refer with a normal account, but giving you a cut. Personally, I would not consider this actually reselling, but referring. But some of the hosting companies call this reselling.
Hopefully that helps some.
Tim
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