Web Hosting - Linux Server |
| VG Computing offers you
the latest technology in getting your web site onto the Internet.
Having the web server on your premises gives you full control of
how the web server is setup and utilised. Also available is the
flexibility of using advanced web interfaces such as php, ssl etc. |
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Frequently Asked Questions |
So this lets me host
pages on the Internet straight from my Linux server?
Yes. You will have full control on how your web site(s)
function.
Can I have more than one web site hosted on a single
Linux server?
Yes you can.
So what sort of Internet connection is required?
It all depends on the amount of traffic (number of
people viewing you site) you receive. At a absolute minimum you
will require a 256/64 speed broadband Internet connection however we
strongly recommend at least a 512/128 speed connection. If however you
are estimating that your traffic will be quite large then a much faster
link would be required, possibly with the Linux server being located
outside your premises.
Also you should check with your Internet Service Provider if running
servers is allowed on your network.
VG Computing will assist you in identifying and installing your
Internet connection if required.
Do I need a static IP address?
No, but it is preferred.
My ISP blocks the standard http port (port 80). Can I
still run a web site?
Although it is preferred to have access to port 80, it
is still possible to run a web servers on your computer using
redirection techniques. We will advise you on what is required to
accomplish this.
Do you create web pages for me?
No, we only provide the Linux server which hosts these pages on the
Internet. It is up to you to create the web pages that are to be viewed.
VG Computing can recommend certain tools if you wish to create the pages
yourself.
Can I change my web site even after it is being hosted
on my Linux server?
Yes.
Which web server software do you use?
We use apache.
My question wasn't answered here?
Feel free to contact us for further
information. |
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