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Dedicated vs. Shared |
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hosting requires a dedicated server for a
particular website. Shared hosting serves
many websites on one server. Dedicated is
more expensive, but your website does not need
to compete with anyone else's on the server and
you have more control since its your box. |
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iqOnline Server Hosting
Providing Rack Space in Switchrooms and
Datacenters Across America!
Reliability and Security Built Into Every
Co-location Facility! |
Server co-location enables
you to house Internet servers off-site. You get
better security, greater bandwidth, reliable
redundant connections, power backups (both UPS
and generator), and no need to baby-sit your
machine. We do that for you.
iqOnline uses multi-homed redundant backbone
connections with all fiber networks. 24/7
climate control, monitoring (both fire and
security), UPS battery backups as well as
auxiliary generators. All network equipment is
state of the art. Backup routers, switches, and
more are on hand for added protection.
Server co-location is designed for companies
that have the capability and desire to manage a
web server but need enhanced network capacity &
performance. Server co-location eliminates the
need to build a private infrastructure while
providing you with direct backbone connectivity. |
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A co-location is the next step up from
your own virtual domain service provided by a hosting
company. This allows for greater flexibility in terms of
administration and implementation of services,
especially when dealing with your own clients.
Co-locations use hardware provided by YOU, enabling you
to determine and to justify the hardware required to
support your clients/virtual domains. What the service
provider will supply is bandwidth and the facilities to
park your machine.
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Advantages:
Increased flexibility.
Better performance because you determine the
hardware specs.
Savings on overall hosting costs.
Decreased dependence on external customer
support services, as most administration and
maintenance can be performed through remote
administration.
Things to consider:
Initial capital expense - you must supply the
hardware.
Insufficient knowledge of hardware components,
performance, and scalability can inhibit your
growth potential (you may not know what to
purchase).
Hardware maintenance is your responsibility (as
you own the machine).
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