Monthly Archives: January 2013

01.24.13
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What is the meaning of a billing period


hi, what is the meaning of a billing period?

your billing period determines how far in advance you pay recurrent fees.

01.24.13
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What is the procedure to change the billing period


hi, what is the procedure to change the billing period?

To change to a new period,select Quick Access in the Account menu,click the Change icon next to your billing period,then finally select a different billing period and click Submit.

01.24.13
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What Is Web Hosting?


The best way to explain this is by comparing it to a real-life situation. A web hosting company as the owner of a shopping mall. The shopping mall owner invested a lot of money on hiring architects, constructors, engineers, etc. to build it. Now all the stores on it are empty and the owner is going to rent them to smaller businesses that can’t afford (or who simply don’t want) their own building.

As a small business owner, you can rent this store space on a per-month basis. But remember it is empty. So it will be your responsibility to decorate your store, fill it up with your own products, furniture and displays and to advertise your store to the world in order to get new customers.

The responsibility of the shopping mall owner is to keep and maintain the building in a top condition for your business to prosper. In the exact same manner, a hosting company invests a lot of money to set up high-speed connections and a full-fledged data center. And as a small business owner, you may rent virtual space on the web to set up your store and offer your products or services to the world.

When you set up your account it will also be empty and it will be up to you to design your own website (or hire a web designer to build one for you), and to advertise it to the world.

01.24.13
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What is the meaning of the Traffic limit


hi, i want to know that what is the meaning of the Traffic limit? please tell about it briefly.
Traffic limit is the gigabytes of transferred data you pre-pay for at the beginning of the billing period. Every month the system checks if you stay within the limit, and if you don’t, it charges you for the excess. Then your traffic is reset.
01.24.13
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4 Factors in Choosing a Hosting Company


While choosing a web hosting company there are a lot of different factors that should go into your decision making process. The biggest factors should be:
1) Phone support:
Email support is nice, but email occasionally falls in between the virtual cracks. Getting someone on the phone when your site goes down can take a lot of mystery out of the entire process. Cpwebhosting offer toll free support and weekend hours to boot. Phone support is a great benefit for the cpwebhosting client.
2) Another factor to use in deciding whether to use a particular web hosting company is their history. How long has this company been in business? Web hosting companies that have been in existence for less than a year might not be the best choice. A hosting company with a proven track record and a ton of happy clients is certainly a good sign and might work well for you.
3) How about the company’s software?
This varies widely between web hosting companies. You will rather fond of Hsphere merely because you are used to it, where the buttons are and what the features do. It’s much easier to stick with something you know than switching to a new User Interface. Some web hosts offer FrontPage features and others don’t. Another specific area you might want to research is the statistics programs. What sort of web statistics software is included with your web hosting account? Is Awstats included? This is one area you definitely want to heavily research before signing up.
4) Fees:
You have to pay a little more to get all the features than fight it out with a sub par web hosting company who you can’t reach if your site goes down. You have found decent web hosting for as cheap as $4 per month but generally pay around $15 per month if you want all the bells and whistles that you’ll need to host a larger site. A lot of people worry about hosting fees, but you’ve had the experience that I generally get what I pay for. Finally, I’d look carefully at the web hosting company’s refund policy. Most offers a full refund if you aren’t happy with your service. If you are paying for a full year of web hosting up front, you might want to examine the company’s refund policy in detail.

01.24.13
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To run up more traffic than comes with the plan


hi, i want to run up more traffic than comes with my plan.what should i do ?

If you want to run up more traffic than comes with your plan, it’s a good idea to raise your traffic limit. To change the traffic limit,select Quick Access in the Account menu then click the Change icon next to Total traffic and finally enter how much traffic you expect to run up throughout your billing period.

01.24.13
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The function of a different skin


hi, what is the function of a different skin?

The function of a different skin is that it offers different control panel navigation.

01.24.13
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Moving Web Site to another Host


If you like some of the features to be added to your website which are not supported by your old host,or if you are experiencing problems with your current host, or maybe you need a company with a quality web site hosting service capable of helping you when something goes wrong. In all these situations you need to migrate your server to new server for your website. Moving your website from your current host to another hosting provider could be easy or difficult depending on the type of your website.

If the Web Site you want to move is without databases you should take following steps:
sign up with the new web hosting provider

1) upload your web site files to your new hosting account

2) go to your domain name registrar and point your domain to servers of your new host. Typically you should enter names of the 2 nameservers of your new hosting company and save. Now your domain should be pointed to your new host. It usually takes up to 24 to 48 hours for a nameserver change to propagate on the net. If you bought your domain from your previous hosting company then you may have to contact them to do it.

3) Once the nameservers have updated you should cancel your hosting account with the old host

To cancel your account, you need to send in a ticket to your host’s support requesting the account to be cancelled. Be sure that you have all of your files and data backed up.

You should now have your site hosted by your new host and your old company account canceled.

If the Web Site you want to move uses databases you should take following steps:

sign up with the new hosting provider

backup your database, get it and store it on your PC. This way you ensure that no database information is lost. Upload your web site to the new hosting account. Create a database with the same name as your old database and the restore it using the backup file go to your domain name registrar and point your domain to servers of your new host. Typically you should enter names of the 2 nameservers of your new hosting company and save. Now your domain should be pointed to your new host. It usually takes up to 48 hours for a nameserver change to propagate on the net. If you bought your domain from your previous hosting company then you may have to contact them to do it

we recommend to temporarily stop your web site until the nameservers update. This will prevent data to be written to the database on the site on your previous account

once the nameservers have updated you should cancel your hosting account with the old host

01.24.13
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What is the procedure to change a different skin


hi, i want to know that what is the procedure to change a different skin?

To change a different skin,select Look and Feel in the Account menu,then on the page that appears, select the name of the skin in the Choose Design box and click the Choose button.After that,select the icon set and click the Set icon.Then set Tooltips state.This option determines whether or not to show assisting hints at the top of each page.