Guide to .htaccess tutorial and tips Published: Feb 05, 2004
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I’m not sure why the majority of hosting providers today are focusing on the discount bargin basement hosting services for $.99 and $5 a month plans. The Internet is becoming more and more of a business tool than ever before. If the hosting industry and the companies looking for an idea to stand out from the generic crowd I think more services should offer backup and failover type service

Why not have your website down on one server but have another system
have it up and running? Businesses today want redundant, reliable
hosting. What’s worse than their site being offline for a period of time
is the problem of having email go down. No business today can stand
having business offline for a mere 5 minutes. They need something
reliable that’s spam and virus free.

When I find out of a company that offers redundant servers for a single
hosting plan or site with redundant email services and failover systems
I’d be glad to share. So far I see monsterhosting.ca making a nice jump
at the market, I applaud them for this. They’re still trying to keep the
service affordable yet offer an extra level of stability.

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Comments (5)

  • Gravatar - vinay
    vinay 13:25, May 5, 2008
    This is a good material
  • Gravatar - cynthia
    cynthia 08:32, December 9, 2009
    The tips are useful and it is good..
  • Gravatar - as
    as 11:51, August 5, 2010
    bakwaas hai yaar
  • Gravatar - vicky
    vicky 13:25, October 11, 2010
    this is good, but i want 2 know to write in .htaccess file and how to write
  • Gravatar - kkkkkk
    kkkkkk 07:03, April 7, 2011
    Man......Where is the code we need code.!!!!!!

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