How many Types of hosting

**David Bonj** · May 4, 2009, 22:44

Hello friends,
Actually I need hosting for my new website, so I want to get suggest types of hosting. Please provide me soon.
I am waiting your replays.

**feketegy** · May 4, 2009, 23:09

I'm pretty satisfied with A2 Hosting. Their pricing plan is good and the service is exceptional.

**ldcdc** · May 5, 2009, 07:37

Actually I need hosting for my new website

Then, quite likely, you should be looking for a shared hosting account, unless you have reason to believe that your site will get very popular really fast.

**iHubNet-Matt** · May 5, 2009, 09:39

Seems shared hosting is what you are looking for as ldcdc said. Since it is a brand new site better to start with shared hosting and find the provider with options to upgrade when your site grows. Best of luck.

**Uncensored** · May 5, 2009, 16:56

The two most common types of hosting are shared and dedicated. Shared is composed of several sub classifications eg: VPS, Reseller/Semi-Dedicated, Virtual (shared). Dedicated is self explanatory. The most common platforms are unix based eg: Linux, FreeBSD, BSD, Debian etc and Windows. You need to decide which type and which platform you want to be on. Regardless of the platform a shared (virtual) account is usually the all that one needs to get started.

Originally Posted by David Bonj

Hello friends,
Actually I need hosting for my new website, so I want to get suggest types of hosting. Please provide me soon.
I am waiting your replays.

**SariJ** · May 7, 2009, 23:48

If it is the hosting for a single domain, shared hosting would be the preferred choice, you will have a control panel to manage your website.

**rumsfo** · May 8, 2009, 01:15

Start with free web hosting and then move to the paid account if needed. I assume that is the best scenario to you

Cheers

**bogdan12** · May 8, 2009, 08:23

I have worked with BlueHost .they have the best prices on the net. And the services are great.

**Uncensored** · May 8, 2009, 09:21

I don't think forum rules allow you to post affilate codes in your referral. Furthermore I believe you are required to identify domains you host with the referred host. More importantly unless you have hosted with every host or researched the same you could'nt possibly know if their prices are the best on the net.

Originally Posted by bogdan12

I have worked with removed .they have the best prices on the net. And the services are great.

**eruptcom** · May 13, 2009, 17:21

You could start with some free webhosting, some free hosts even provide cpanel, however they aren't as reliable as a paid host.

I'd recommend shared hosting as your next option. You can get lots of space and bandwidth for fairly cheap these days.

**~ServerPoint~** · May 14, 2009, 02:08

Originally Posted by eruptcom

You could start with some free webhosting, some free hosts even provide cpanel, however they aren't as reliable as a paid host.

I'd recommend shared hosting as your next option. You can get lots of space and bandwidth for fairly cheap these days.

But if you are going to have serious project hosted there I would recommend you skip free we hosting as that is web hosting for the personal web sites only

**AlexDawson** · May 14, 2009, 03:25

If you feel that shared hosting will not meet your needs the best next step up before going with virtual servers and dedicated would be to use clustered or grid services, they have several advantages over shared hosting but come between the price range of shared and dedicated

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