In my previous articles in this category I have talked about the different servers roles which can be “outsourced”. Now I would like to give some opinions to back up my idea of shifting some of the server roles to a third party. I told you what roles are prime candidates to be outsourced if [...]
The art of shifting responsibility in web hosting [VI. -1]
I told you the last time here I will bring you my own tutorial on how to set up your domain to use Google Apps for email services and point your domain hosting to your web host. Well, now it’s the time to tell you exactly what you need to do Pre-requisities Before I even [...]
The art of shifting responsibility in web hosting [V.]
Now we know it is a big advantage to have our domain’s “fate” divided between more than just one company and on one service. We are able to change the DNS to fit our needs and so there is no problem to point visitors to our web site and the emails they send to an [...]
Google Apps and the lost administrator password storyp
This might look a little bit off topic on this blog dedicated to web hosting, but it is not. Actually it is a very good topic to write about as some of the domain registrars out there offer you an easy way to integrate Google Apps and use the features associated with this service. There [...]
Should you use your own email or a Gmail mail?
I though, this would be a nice topic to start the week with. Many times you are standing before the decision. You have bought a domain name and now you do have a hosting for it as well. The next step is to bring the whole web site to life. And now comes the question. [...]
Email options for your hosting
The last time I was talking about how to upload and download files you want to add/remove to/from your server. This time I will try to explain E Mail aliases to you in more detail as it is another commonly found term when looking for a web host. Imagine you have a web site. You [...]
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