Switch to VPS server

Hosting
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Hello webmasters,

I am using shared hosting and now want to switch on VPS I need some advice form which company I should take VPS server and can I start hosting services with VPS.

Thanks in advance

Regards
Arun

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That sounds highly unlikely. A VPS is just a server that serves up websites. A webhost will not block websites from VPS servers. There is something else going on here.

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i have heard a new problem in vps one of my friend is using some of broadband service provider doesnt support them like airtel in India Ex. if i m using airtel broadband then the site wil not open.

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I also use LiquidWeb, and I just wanted to confirm that they are great. I have a VPS with them, for about one year now, and the support is great.

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if you are happy with your current web hosting company you can stay with it (if they offer VPS)

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I use Liquidweb, and have no complaints. 1 year+ so far.

and can I start hosting services with VPS.

You can become a host, if that’s what you mean. I wouldn’t advise it though, unless you plan to either just family members/friends (basically a hobby that customers know it’s a hobby), or plan to really go serious about it. Otherwise, keep doing what you’re already good at.

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If you are new at hosting service, my suggestion is Reseller hosting. because managing a VPS need many knowndge abou Linux OS.

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I switch from shared plan to VPS in the same company (hostgator). with CPanel cost me $79 per month. I love the support from hostgator.

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There is high competition in this niche. Try to check various web hosting forums and offers sections there and I suppose you will find plenty of offers.

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There are lots of good ones around. I can highly recommend KnownHost (based in the US). Magnificent service, always ready to help.

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If you are new to VPS then buy a fully managed VPS. Best VPS providers I can recomend are KnownHost and WiredTree. Both are good and their prices start from $50.

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whats the difference between Reseller hosting and VPS hosting artist

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It depends a lot on your needs. Is your site high bandwidth or not, how much disk space / disk speed you need, where in the world most of your visitors are from and so forth. Any details would help make a suggestion.

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Since you are completely new to this, I would suggest getting a fully managed VPS or get a reseller account for now and then upgrade to a VPS later on.

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If you want to resell VPS hosting then you need a reseller obviously. If you just want one site from the VPS, I would just get a regular VPS.

Since you are asking these questions, I would recommend you get a fully managed VPS so everything is pre-set for you so you don’t have to optimize the VPS for your performance needs since it seems you are new to this kind of thing.

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I have a VPS from 247-host.com and it is pleasant with full support from them.