For truly mission critical and important sites that demand round the clock availability, fail over hosting is the way to go. But what exactly is failover hosting? (…)

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What will happen if you don’t know that your domain name will expire tonight and you’re about to go out on a long vacation pretty much with no access to your email and phone? (…)

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Are you unable to make a decision whether to continue with your existing host or switch to another host? Having tough time with your host, unable to get what was initially promised? (…)

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First of all, what is a control panel? (…)

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If you host your website, monitoring is a critical aspect of its management and one important way of determining its availability and uptime. (…)

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Some of us prefer to host our websites with big and premium hosting companies while others prefer smaller companies. (…)

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We often find ourselves struggling to decide between web hosting companies before we actually finalize a webhost to host our website. (…)

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Many hosting companies offer a free domain when you sign-up with them and the domain remains free as long as you are hosted with them. (…)

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A typical domain name looks like www.domainname.com, where the first part (in current example) is WWW (World Wide Web), second part (between the two dots) is the actual name of the domain and the last part (also called Domain Suffix) is to categorize the type of the website. (…)

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Web hosting is a type of service offered by individuals, organizations or specialized companies to let companies or individuals place their web sites on the Internet. (…)

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