Any Update to the new server migration??

[caddlykid]

i wonder when would be my database be normalize. i have a client looking for web hosting to where to put their site. i just want to ask here what are the packages available here in x10hosting and about the domain where to buy or register a domain name.

 

[Christopher]

Hello,

It will probably be a few more days until the servers are running normal.

Regarding our packages, you can find our paid hosting plans at http://x10hosting.com/premium.php. We do sell domains. There is an option to buy one during the checkout process. Most extensions are $9.95/year

 

[Zubair]

i wonder when would be my database be normalize. i have a client looking for web hosting to where to put their site. i just want to ask here what are the packages available here in x10hosting and about the domain where to buy or register a domain name.

Updates about Server migration will be posted in Service Alerts or News and Announcements

If you want to see Paid packages. Then go to http://x10hosting.com/premium.php

While ordering paid hosting it will ask you to register a domain if you want.. you can also use x10hosting subdomain.

 

[caddlykid]

they want their own domain name, and they want per/year charges. just a simple hosting plan for their small business here in the Philippines. so what is the best plan they can get here?

 

[Zubair]

The best plan on x10hosting is worth $9.95 per month...
So Host plan will be $109.50 USD per year with one dedicated IP

and domain is $9.95 per year..

 

[caddlykid]

ok ill try to talk to them. thanks.

 

[xav0989]

The premium plans range from 4.95/mo to 9.95/mo. Each has different features. There are also VPS plans, but I don't think that it's what they want.

 

[caddlykid]

they said its to expensive for them. they will go for free hosting and then buy a domain name instead. im confused about the free and paid hosting here. whats the big difference between paid and free? for regular user like me im satisfied already for the free hosting package you provide. im sorry to ask about this im just a newbie.

 

[Zubair]

paid hosting has unlimited disk space and bandwidth... also 99.9% uptime granted..

 

[masshuu]

in more detail, paid hosting has less restrictions, and more processing power per user. It has more features, like the ability to ssh in and work from there if you like to work that way.

 

[caddlykid]

ok thanks for the info. now i need to know what is ssh means and what it can do.

 

[CWeb Creative]

ssh is secure shell handling. It is basicly accessing the shell or command line of a server remotely by using a program as putty on your computer. On shared hosting accounts this available on request and on vps's it is standard. On shared accounts the ssh is very limited and can be basicly only used for file editing. On a vps you have complete control of the shell. On free accounts there is no ssh. If you need ssh you would probably have to get a vps.

Hope this helps,
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shell=ssh
ssh=shell

 

[Bryon]

ssh is secure shell handling

SSH is an acronym for secure shell.

 

[hemi_]

If you're asking what SSH is, you probably do not need it.

Basically, paid hosting has better uptime (website availability), more "features", & and "official" support.

Free hosting here is good, but you get what you pay for (it's free, please don't complain about occasional downtime). There may be occasional problems, upgrades, etc. when you or "clients" may not be able to connect to your website. At that same time, paid hosting may be working fine. If you can afford paid hosting, it should provide better service and availability than "free" hosting... If you can't afford it and don't mind people not being able to connect "occasionally", free may work.

In my personal opinion, a personal, family, club, hobby type website can work with free hosting. A business website would probably want the maximum availability, i.e. paid hosting...


hemi

 

[masshuu]

Making use of a shell account make it a hell of a lot easier to set up stuff like Django or Symfony or other web frameworks like those.

 

[caddlykid]

ok i need to learn more from this. first thing first where should i begin to study all about this thing. the only thing i learn is how to use some free cms application out there and about xampp no coding what so ever just know how to use windows. now im here to learn more about hosting. can somebody light me up so i can live easier? by the way thanks guys i learn allot from you.

 

[xav0989]

Search for some HTML, CSS and PHP/MySQL tutorials on google. These are the starting steps of most of us.