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Moving up to Virtual Dedicated Hosting
Most webmasters on the net today are familiar with what the industry calls "shared" web hosting accounts. A shared hosting account is where you rent a small amount of space on a server which is shared among many other users.

This is a cheap way to get started online but it has many disadvantages - you will encounter electronic mail delivery problems because of spam complaints against other sites on the identical server. You will find your sites grinding to a halt when someone else does some heavy database work on your server. You might even find your web page going down because of a denial of service attack against someone else hosting hacking or piracy related material on your server (these type of sites attract antisocial elements!)

How might you avoid all of this drama?

By upgrading to a virtual dedicated server. A virtual dedicated server lets you run your sites as if you had your own "dedicated" server, except it is cheaper because you are really just using part of a server that has been split into multiple virtual dedicated servers.

You can find out more about this by searching Google for "virtual dedicated hosting". Virtuozzo is the main commercial software that web hosts make use of to run virtual hosting services.

You will find virtual dedicated server accounts starting at just $30 a month. You will get a much larger chunk of bandwidth compared to shared hosting, and none of the problems that go with a shared host. You can also get multiple IP addresses that are exclusive to your sites.

So whats the catch? Not much. Youll probably spend a bit more on hosting each month. The main disadvantage of upgrading to virtual dedicated hosting is that you will absolutely need to be more technically proficient so that you might administer the server.

This requires a bit of instant learning the necessary Linux skills to make sure your server runs smoothly.

Many hosting providers will have a "premium" support offering that includes a bit more hand holding - this is definitely recommended if you do not have much knowledge with Linux, or are new to virtual dedicated hosting.

With the increased speed and bandwidth that a virtual dedicated host offers, and none of the shared hosting headaches, the move is one you will never regret.


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