The act of providing full-time computer space for a Web site.
For your pages to actually show up on the internet, they need to be saved in the right place on a server; that's basically what Web Hosting refers to, the space on the server. There are several other features which you also get from your Hosting, including email addresses, bandwidth, databases, and much more. Go to top
A service provided for the management of technology necessary to place a Web site online and maintain it.
Typically this refers to a service provided by a company that uses servers to store and make websites available. Usually there is a regular fee for this.
Storing a webpage on a server that is linked to the internet. For a website to be accessible by anyone on the internet, it needs to be saved somewhere linked to the internet. There are dedicated companies that have powerful computers (servers) used solely for keeping peoples' websites on so that they can be seen on the internet. Once stored there, anyone typing in the website address will see the what is stored on the server.
(also known as Web hosting, Web site hosting, and Webhosting) is the business of housing, serving, and maintaining files for one or more Web sites. More important than the computer space that is provided for Web site files is the fast connection to the Internet.Once your website is completed the site must be placed on a web "Server" (a computer which is permanently connected to the Internet). This means that your site can be accessed anywhere around the world at any time. Think of this as renting space on a computer that has been optimized to deliver web pages really fast. It is connected to the internet through a very high speed connection. The combination of fast response and high data transfer rate means that requests for pages are processed very quickly. Good data centers also have multiple connections to the internet, backup power generators, and perform frequent backups. Most hosting services offer connections on T-1 or T-3 lines. Typically, an individual business hosting its own site would require a similar connection and it would be expensive. Using a hosting service lets many users share the cost of a fast Internet connection for serving files.
A website must be on a computer that is connected to the internet, you pay a monthly fee to keep your web site up on a host. See Hosting 2020
Your site has to be on a server somewhere if it is to be "published" on the internet and the hosting refers to the renting of the space to allow this to happen. This is because a website must physically reside on a computer that is connected continuously to the internet. Web hosting companies provide the equipment, a high-speed connection to the internet and monitor your site to make sure it is always available and generally charge a monthly hosting fee to allow this.
Providing the infrastructure for a computer service.
Housing your virtual tour on a server that provides your Web site visitors with uninterrupted access to your tour at all times.
The server on which a Web site is stored. Hosting companies store Web sites of their customers on powerful Web servers (with fast, permanent connections to the Internet).
To provide a server for a Web site.
Once a web site has been completed it needs to reside on a special computer called a server that will allow the site to be accessed on the Internet. This service is called Hosting.
Your web site must physically reside on a computer that's connected to the internet. Hosting is the process of a company providing a place on their servers which are connected to the internet.
The business of housing, serving and maintaining files for one or more websites. Using a hosting service lets many companies share the cost of a fast Internet connection for serving files, as well as other Internet infrastructure and management costs. Also known as Web hosting.
Your web site consists of electronic files that must reside on a server connected to the Internet. Your web site builder must select an ISP and upload your web site to the ISP's servers where your web site will be "hosted". ISPs charge a monthly fee for hosting, which typically depends upon the web site's size (amount of data in the electronic files), traffic and other services. Not all ISPs are equal. You will want a fast, reliable connection to the Internet.
Web hosts offer their clients a space on a Web server (or an entire Web server) for a Web site. This Web server can be accessed by users who visit the client's Web site by typing in a domain name. See ISP
Hosting, or web hosting, is the space on a remote computer to which website files are uploaded in order to be able to be viewed by other users of the Internet.
the service of offering "server" storage space for web sites and pages (Host server)
A service that allows customers to place their own content on the public Internet's World Wide Web.
Hosting (also known as Web site hosting, Web hosting, and Webhosting) is the business of housing, serving, and maintaining files for one or more Web site(s).
Storing the contents of Webpages and Websites on a server, usually as a service to the owners of the Websites.
A service provider who sells space on his Host computer system for storage of web page files.
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Providing space for your website on a computer known as a web server.
Providing a network service from a remote location. Web hosting means providing hardware and network connectivity for a company's Web site. The Web server is physically located off of the client company's premises, allowing better network access and ease of administration. In addition to Web services, email, phone systems, and indeed any service that is accessed over a network can be hosted. Back
A server, or Web server, is a computer that has its own IP (Internet Protocol) Address and is connected to the Internet. Individual pages or very small Web sites can be "hosted" on an ordinary computer, but anything more sophisticated requires high-speed, secure servers that are running 24 hours a day. For a fee, a hosting company will provide these services. See also IP address.
Space provided on a web server where information contained in a website is made available to those searching the world wide web. Andalucia Web Solutions offers a number of hosting plans. For more information please see Hosting Plans contact sales by phone on 952 880004 or fill in our contact form.
Hosting is making sure that your site is continuously online, and you can receive emails from it.
Once you have registered a domain by purchasing the usage of a .com, .net, .org, or other name with such an extention, it must be hosted with a company in order to make it visible on the World Wide Web. There are many companies that provide hosting plans, all with varying prices and options. Seek the advice of a professional prior to committing to ANY hosting plan, as many hosting companies charge what can be construed as "outrageous" costs for very basic hosting plans. Anubis Marketing recommends GoDaddy.com for most web sites, however even at their fantastic prices and outstanding support, GoDaddy may not be the company for your site's needs. See also domain registrars, domain registration.
Maintaining a computer system and its applications at a third-party site.
A ?host? is a computer that houses data or software for another entity. For instance, the computer from which a web page is available is called the ?host? or ?web host? for that page.
Long-term storage of a Web site on an Internet server so that Web users may access it at any time. It is usually associated with a monthly charge for hosting to a hosting company.
Hosting is the space on the server that you buy for your site and email addresses. When you get a domain name and want to put your site online, it needs to be hosted with one or other hosting company.
Every Web site is stored on a computer--called a server--that is connected to the Web. When your site is stored on one of these servers, your site is being "hosted" by the server.
the service which offers accessibility and maintenance of disk space on which an Internet web site is located Interface - a boundary between two independent systems; the point at which they meet and act on or communicate with each other
Service of storing a website on the web server to make this site accessible by the public. top of the page
Storing the information for a website or online store on a computer connected to the Internet. The hosting function includes making backup and security arrangements to protect the information and monitoring the web server.
Hosting is a service provided by hosting company. The provide webspace to load you website and make it available via the Internet.
A loose term for the function of holding and sometimes managing servers
To provide the infrastructure for a collection of web servers. Server World is a hosting company which means that we provide the hardware, software and communications lines required by the servers we house. The content on the servers is controlled by the customer. Back
In order to be available online, your website needs to be hosted on a computer (or "server") that's permanently connected to the Internet.
The operation and development of customers' business applications via the Internet from an infrastructure at the location of a service provider. Under a hosting contract, the service provider sells or resells an application license to a customer on a one-to-one basis.
An interconnected group of web servers containing web site data, that other computers can access through the Internet. See ITI Hosting.
The process of a company providing a place on their servers for your functions. An ISP or Web 'Hosting' company has a computer that will serve or 'host' your web site. Hosting can apply to many functions on the Internet such as Web Sites, Email Accounts, Domain Name Servers and yes, even RSS Feeds! We host RSS feeds, Podcast files and posts for our members.
Refers to a computer (or a network of computers) which has web server software running on it, and connected to the Internet 24 hours a day. Web site files are stored on these computers's memory.
Providing the service of storing and broadcasting web pages and e-mail over the internet.
The act of providing host services for web pages.
the placement of a Web site on a large computer so that when a domain name is entered, the corresponding Web site is downloaded for viewing; see also site hosting
Also referred to as "web hosting". Your "host" is the company that rents you space on their server to display your website. The hosting company in turn has a relatively direct connection to the internet, making your site readily accessible. Low-budget hosting companies may not have direct connections.
Housing, serving and maintaining files for one or more websites. Institute A group of TAFE colleges analogous with a school District.
This is when a customer's zone file resides on Telkom Internet's DNS. Telkom Internet hosts their Zone file and is responsible for the upkeep of that file on our Domain Name Servers.
A Hosting Services Provider (HSP) is an application service provider dedicated to providing hosting services.
a computer system that is accessed by a user working at a remote location. Typically, the term is used when there are two computer systems connected by modems and telephone lines or cable. The system that contains the data is called the host, while the computer at which the user sits is called the remote terminal.
This is the process of holding the files needed for a website on a server computer connected to the Internet. In essence, you rent space on the hosting company's server and pay them on either a monthly, quarterly, or yearly basis.
Keeping a web site on a server: this is something that ISPs do. Thus we might say "Our site is hosted by Binary Logic" (as this one is).
Hosting is the client’s paid service to keep their web system online 24/7/365, and can include a wide variety of services such as: scheduled maintenance, custom security applications, evaluation through a variety of graphic reporting, etc.
The service provided by an internet server given to web sites and domains for the purpose of storing there website.
This term can be used to refer to the housing of a web site, email or a domain. See Email hosting and Web Site hosting for more details.
Giving your website space on a server (defined below) so that the web-surfing world can access your website. Think of a server as an apartment building, with your website in its own apartment inside, and doors for people to visit. BootsnAll works as the building manager.
your web site or web page(s) are hosted, or stored, on a computer (an http server) that is permanently connected to the Internet so that it can be seen by anyone connected to the Internet at any time
A services that stores your information (or website) on a server, allowing it to be accessed by users on the Internet.
The maintenance of a website by a third party. While your ISP will generally host your website, you can often get a better price and customer service by placing your site with a hosting company, and getting your basic access elsewhere. [ See also
This is the facility of storing your website physically on a certain computer or computer network.
Housing, serving, and maintaining documents for one or more Web sites. Includes the computer space provided for Web site documents and a (fast and reliable) connection to the Internet.
Each Web site, email, file, and online service is stored, or "hosted," on a server that is connected to the Internet. Hosting firms use powerful Web servers with fast, permanent connections to the Internet.
Internet Service Provider stores some websites on a server. This process is known as hosting.
The most common use of the word hosting refers to 'Web site hosting', this involves a business providing equipment and services to host a clients web site so that it can be displayed on the Internet.
The provision of computer space and a connection to the Internet for a customer's website.
Hosting is a service provided by a hosting company that provides a place, via a server (a computer available on the Internet) where websites are stored and made available to website users to view the content of that web site.
This is where your web site will be "parked" or stored.
To publish a web site on the internet, you need to rent space and bandwidth from a web host provider (such as PixBytes).
The name given to the service of 'hosting' your website on a computer that is permanently connected to the internet. A computer can host anything from one to hundreds of websites, and hosting companies can have anything from one to thousands of computers dedicated to hosting websites.
your website is made up of files that need to be stored on a 'server' computer. The 'server' is permanently connected to the Internet and delivers your website to Internet users.
Hosting is a service provided by hosting company. That's a place (a computer available on the Internet) where web site is stored and made available to web site users to view the content of that web site.
A hosting service is a service that runs Internet servers, allowing organizations and individuals to serve content on the Internet.
The service provided when an internet provider acts as the host of a internet service such as web sites, e-mail, Telnet, and FTP.
Storing media files on servers specifically designed for streaming over the internet.
Hosting is the process of using a server to store web site pages, images, scripts, etc more
A host is a computer connected to the Internet. This computer then "hosts" data for its clients, and offers resources and services for hosting the client's website.
Does not require installation of any software pieces on your desktop computer. Instead, all your information i.e. website, database and files are located on a computer in the Internet, which is maintained by your host provider for a certain yearly fee.
Every web page, email, file, or online service is stored ("hosted") on a computer (called a "server") that is connected to the Internet.
Maintaining 24 hour / 7 day availability to a Web site on the Internet. Some companies host their own Web sites, but most opt to have their site hosted for them to reduce expense, maintenance, and security issues.
The provision of services to other computers on a network. More commonly the provision services and of space on a server for a website to function.
Most commonly thought of as the place (think of a heavy-duty computer) where your Web site resides. An Internet host has a unique Internet address (IP address) and a unique domain name or host name. A host can also refer to a Web hosting company.
The act of storing files on a common server and making them available to their owner or others. "Hosting" in this context does not refer to one's ability to throw really great parties, despite the fact that nerds and geeks alike love to party down.
A term used for storing and maintaining files, email or domains on a server that is connected with Internet.
The space that a web site takes up on the Internet, hosted by an ISP.
Storing data on a server for later access. Typically, the hosting server provides services and tools that expedite access by individuals or other servers. The popularity of the Web has given rise to an industry of hosting services that store Web site pages and provide related services (see Web hosting).
this term describes the place where your web site resides. It is different to an ISP (although they usually offer this service as well) and a monthly fee is also charged for this service.
Providing data distribution over the Internet.
Hosting is a generic term used to describe the storage of a clients' Web pages on our servers. rather than having to own a server dedicated to your Website, we rent you a small partition of our server to store your Website. This Website is still accessed using a domain name such as yourcompany.com.
For your website to be viewed by others around the world, you will need to place the web site on a host. A host is a server (main computer in a network) whose sole job is to hold websites and make them accessible to the world wide web. We can organise hosting for you that will suit your website's requirements
Platform, location, and provider of final hardware for the web site or web application.
Hosting refers to managing software applications for customers from a remote location. A hosting organization (or "application service provider") provides the data center in which the hosted applications operate and takes responsibility for monitoring the applications, as well as the related hardware and networks. (See "Application service provider.")
Placing your website in a server so people can view it online
websites need webspace which is 'hosted' on the internet for you
this refers to the housing of a Web site, e-mail or a domain on a specific server connected to the Internet. Hosting Space is the amount of storage space on the server, this include websites, databases as well as email.
Hosting refers to the housing of a web site, email or a domain.
Hosting refers to your website residing on a server that is hooked up to the internet to allow your site to be viewed by the world. Hosting is necessary in order to have a website.
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a service where a web server is a repository of one or more websites; the act of storing one or more files on a server
Usually refers to the equipment and services required to store the files of a web site on a server and connecting it to the Internet.
The pages that make up a website are stored on a computer that can then send them to people who want to read them. The computer is known as the host of the website. The host computer is always connected to the internet, and is usually located in a dedicated building with fast connections to the internet and back-up power supplies.
Hosting is very much like leasing premises. You pay a rental and some outgoings, in return you get security, availability and monitoring of website traffic.
While web pages are designed and developed on a single computer, they must be transferred to a server, or host, so that they are available to the rest of the world over the Internet. A host is simply a computer that has a constant, high speed connection to the Internet. Hosting companies rent space on these machines. Depending on your needs, a hosting plan can cost anywhere between $10 and $200 per month.
provides storage of the userâ€(tm)s information, images, video or any content accessible via the Internet, on the hosting providerâ€(tm)s server(Volusion uses Premium Rackspace Hosting)
Company that provides a web server for your web site for public viewing. All web sites must be hosted either by your own server or by a third-party.
Getting someone else to run your web site and connect it to the Internet. Merchants typically use Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to host their eBusiness
The business of providing the storage, connectivity, and services necessary to serve files for a website.
A ‘host’ is where the files of your website are stored and are accessible to others via the internet or world wide web.
The verb describing the physical storage of a Web page or other Internet content. As in, "we are hosting our program on our in-house computers."
A computer containing data or programs that another computer can access by means of a network or modem.
A web site needs to be kept somewhere so people can access it. This is usually done by a hosting company or an ISP. These companies sell space on their servers where web sites can be accessed from.
The service of providing computer memory space for customer’s applications and files.
Usually refers to a computer (or a network of servers) that stores the files of a web site which has web server software running on it, connected to the Internet. Your site is then said to be Hosted.
the process of placing a website on a computer that is connect to the Internet so that web surfers can access the site — it is essentially like renting space on a computer that is connected to the World Wide Web
The housing and electronic publishing of a website complete with e-mail and other associated internet services.
Web hosting is a service that provides a place for a website to physically exist on the Internet.
The housing of a web site. Your web site must physically reside on a computer (a server) that's connected to the internet, and managed by a hosting company, which ensures it is always available. Hosting companies typically charge a one-time setup fee in addition to the monthly hosting fee. Pave Graphics can host your site at great rates and we charge yearly.
If you're interested in making your own site, you'll need to find a host to upload all your files to their server. If you're just opening a site, most free hosts like Angelfire or Tripod will be good, but if your site requires lots of space and bandwidth, you'll probably have to pay for a host.
a computer connected to the world wide web on which a website's files permanently reside.
This where your web page is built. If your web site is the bricks and mortar, then the place you host your web site is the vacant lot you build on. Web hosts charge a yearly fee for hosting your website. All Hilltop Web Design websites come with one year's free hosting included.
When data, such as a web page or web site is placed on a computer, other than your own, the information is said to be "hosted" by the other company's computer. Due to the expense of connecting a 24 hour 7 day a week connection to the internet, this is the most economical way for most companies to have a website.
Every web site needs to be hosted before people can view it on the Internet. This is done by storing the files on a server that is connected to the Internet Backbone.
Provision of storage capacity via the Internet.
The act of housing, serving, and maintaining a website. It can be on-site at the client's business or off-site at a co-locating center. See co-locating, remote hosting.
Hosting (also known as Web site hosting, Web hosting, and Web hosting) is the business of housing, providing a server, and maintaining files for one or more Web sites.
The maintenance of a computer system and applications at a third-party site.
Hosting refers to a computer containing data or software that another computer or device can access via a network or modem. The host computer serves the files when requested by another computer. Hosting packages can include restrictions such as bandwidth, physical storage levels, e-mail accounts and more. Contact Sliced to see which hosting packages we can offer you for your website hosting