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In a very simple language, we can define Web host as - a web host maintains your website and transfers it to the internet for you. Whenever you require to put a website on the internet, you basically need 3 things

- Domain Name
- Web host account
- Web site

The domain name you specify, points to your web host's server. The server is where your website is physically located. When a person types in your domain name, the computer tries to find the domain record to see where it should go. If successfully found, it then goes to the proper website.

A domain name gives the permanent address of your website on the internet. It's the next part after www in your website address ie. if the website address is www.hithere.com then domain refers to hithere.com.

Choosing a good host - It is important to have an efficient web host; The web host should be reliable first of all and then it should provide great support. Otherwise, you will lose the effort made to set up the whole thing. It might be that the website is never up for the lack of support from your Web Host.

The user is offered a web site to place his or her files, data, documents etc. People can access these through their web browser. There can be an email server also for the user to send and receive email messages. It is the responsibility of the web host to provide user to get an address for people to get to others' web site.

NEUBOX provides solutions for web hosting and dedicated servers. We are pioneers in services to retailers and resellers, a provider of domain names, web hosting services, web hosting and server revenue. For more information, visit our web site http://www.neubox.net.

I've been with Godaddy for quite a while now. I use them as my registrar for my domains, as a hosting provider and my dns provider. The service offerings are vast and the prices can not be beat.

However as my business starting to grow I really started to notice a few things about Godaddy that made me want to compare it to other hosting providers and see if website performance would be noticeably be improved.

Godaddy

As my websites started taking on more traffic saw I began to see a decrease in performance using the virtual hosting services at GoDaddy. I was a little concerned and began to run some online tests, trace route, ping, etc to try to determine if this was network related or a problem with an overloaded server. The online tests passed with flying colors indicating at least the network was not congested. However things were still slow. Either the web servers themselves or possibly the databases on the back end were overloaded.

I had sent several emails to Godaddy support and was not impressed with the timeliness or the reply. I received a single response back after several days that was very curt and only stated no problems were visible on their end. Well, something was not right and I needed to find out what it was. Visitors were starting to complain!

Hostgator

I now knew I needed to try a different hosting provider but didn't which one to trust. I had read about HostGator from several folks online and saw that they had a fairly large customer base. I searched on Google looking for anyone posting complaints or having issues about Hosgator and didn't find a any. I checked their pricing and it was about average among other providers. I had sent several emails into the sales team and technical team and both responded very quickly. My last concern was performance and I wouldn't really know how that was going to be without actually putting live traffic through one of their servers. . So I took the leap and gave them a try.

This sign up on HostGator was very quick and easy. Everything could be completed via their website and a new hosting account was finished getting setup in a matter of minutes. Next I uploaded a root website to the new account and immediately noticed an improvement. Finally I created some sub-domains and setup virtual hosting. Each additional domain was just as easy as the last. Very quickly I had a good handful of domains running very well on the Hostgator account and all of the websites were noticeably faster.

Summary

I still used Godaddy to this day and however I do believe they have their server overloaded. Godaddy is simple and easy to use and is fine for extremely low traffic sites that do not have performance concerns. In comparison however Hostgator also has a simple to use interface but the response time that was noticed is much faster and the server seemed much better and did not seem as overloaded.

Joseph L. Wilson currently writes about various niche topics in affiliate and internet marketing. For more helpful tips on setting up an affiliate business check out the blog at http://www.JosephLWilson.com

To really excel as a FIFA 2008 player, you'll need to get to grips with some of the great skill moves in the game. With this FIFA 08 tricks guide, you can very quickly learn some of the important FIFA 2008 tricks and skills and then teach your opponents a lesson in football mastery!

First and foremost, you really need to learn the Blanco Hop. The best bit is, it's actually pretty simple to master. Many players aren't even aware of it, so it's likely you'll also have the element of surprise on your side.

The slide tackle is, of course, one of the most familiar moves you'll see. This is when a player tries to nick the ball from you by sliding along the ground. When you're in possession of the ball, it's difficult to get out of the way and dodge your sliding opponent's tackle. To make it worse, even if the player fouls you when making a sliding tackle, they still gain a slight advantage - because the play stops, and they have time to reorganise their defence. That's where the Blanco Hop comes in. You can turn the sliding player into your advantage, by skipping past the prone player and keeping control of the ball. And because they're lying on the ground, you have an immediate head start over them!

Okay, what do you need to do for a Blanco Hop? First, you must have complete control of the ball - just hit L1 to halt with the ball stationary by your feet. Wait while the other player runs in and begins to start their slide tackle, then press down the L2 button (left trigger). While keeping it pressed, then move the right thumb stick - with ease, you'll flick the ball up and hop (hence the Blanco Hop) over the oncoming opponent. On screen, you'll look like you stumble slightly. Don't worry, though - you're on your feet and your opponent is on the ground! You'll have a nice healthy lead by the time the other player gets up.

Try out this great new skill - by using this FIFA 08 tricks guide before your friends, you'll stun them with your masterful skills.

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