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Incomparable benefits of Windows Web Hosting.

Windows Web Hosting means Internet hosting providers make the use of Microsoft’s Windows software to host the web server for the customers websites. Depending on the Windows Web hosting service providers offers the customers an environment to run ASP.net web applications. Microsoft’s Windows and Linux are the two majorly used platforms in Web hosting [...]

Mambo Content Management Web Hosting.

Mambo is a Content Management System (CMS). It is one of the most powerful CMS available with the web hosting service providers. Both simple and complex websites can be created with the help of web based interface alongwith user friendly features. Mambo is based on PHP MySQL. Mambo websites are well suited for Windows [...]

Quick Preview of XOOPS.

XOOPS is a abbreviation for eXtensible Object Oriented Portal System. Creating dynamic websites and with grand content and multiple useful features can be achieved through XOOPS. XOOPS is basically a program for administrators. Administrators make good use of XOOPS for developing dynamic community websites, no matter if the website is small or big. [...]

Dedicated Server cPanel Hosting.

One of the best type of web hosting servers available are the cPanel Dedicated server’s. The user is the sole owner of the server. Being the owner dedicated server all the resources are available until an unless the owner wishes to share it with others as a shared server. cPanel is one of the [...]

Linux vs Windows

Linux Vs Windows
Debates on certain topics started right from the early days of the Internet. One of the few topics which did not end is which operating system is the better one, Linux or Windows. This is the topic which is still in debate. Many of the people tried to find an answer to this [...]

Plesk vs Cpanel

Many of the Web hosting companies provide cPanel and Plesk as web hosting control panels to their clients with the servers. These control panels work with different types of operating systems and hence are provided with the same. Plesk is available with both the operating systems Windows as well as Linux, whereas cPanel is available [...]