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27Apr/090

Bangladeshi wants to pay through PayPal money that I earned from online

You are most welcome. XeonBD is verified seller of PayPal & accepts PayPal payment through paypal[at]xeonbd[dot]com There is no restriction of using any of the payment method found at our website www.xeonbd.com/pay-bill/index.php who you are or where you from It doesn’t matter at all, in case of paying your orders from any of this method. But remember in case of paying through paypal you must have to pay the correct fee at USD found at XeonBD’s official website www.xeonbd.com

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21Apr/090

What is the difference between hits and visits in stats reports?

Any request made to the server is considered a "hit". A request can be for any object, an html page, a graphic image, an audio file, a CGI script, etc. So, "hits" are the total number of requests that were received during the specified report period.

A "visit", on the other hand, is a series of "hits" that are deemed to have come from the same browser within a certain amount of time. A "visit", therefore, represents a browser that came to your site for a while and then left.

Each "visit" is composed of many more "hits".

For example, when a browser requests one page on your site, webalizer will report one hit for the page request, plus one more hit for each image or other object (flash object, javascript file, etc) that was referenced on that page. That is why hits are always greater than visits.

Visits are also grouped by time. Webalizer does this by looking at the IP address of the browser and calculates the amount of time since a visitor’s last requested a page/file (if any). If the time difference is greater than a pre-configured ‘visit timeout’ value (or has never made a request before), it is considered a ‘new visit’.

We deliver our web hosting accounts with detailed statistics to keep track of your websites visitors.

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21Apr/090

The differences between Add-On Domain and Parked Domain explained

Addon domain:

Addon domains allow you to have more than one independent website sharing the resources of your hosting account. Addon domains hosting is similar to virtualization. You can host multiple domains or multiple websites on a single account which are basically setup as sub domains on the main domain but the domains you add as a addon domain gets parked on top of the subdomain. You can see website of the sub domain when you type your addon domain in your browser but the URL never changes as it continues with your addon domain in the browser.

Parked domain:

You can have multiple domain names pointing to your site. This is a great way to increase your online visibility. Parked domain on main domain shows the website of the main domain. Similarly parked domain on the subdomain would show the website of subdomain.

Examples of parked domains are:

  • ds-hostingsolutions.com/kb/differences-addon-and-parked-domains-explained/
  • ds-hostingsolutions.biz/kb/differences-addon-and-parked-domains-explained/

Apache configuration needs to know what directory to call when someone opens a particular website in the browser and in case of addon domains, it will load the subdomain. Your addon domain is added as an alias for that subdomain.

From a user perspective, an addon domain functions just like any other domain. You can register and set up an addon domain under your existing web hosting account. So when your visitors type “http://www.yourdomain.com” in their browser, they will be transported to the new site. The difference between a parked domain and an addon domain from a web user’s perspective is that with a parked domain the URL in the address bar will change to the physical location of the page as the page loads.

For example, if you type http://www.abc.com, that domain won’t remain in the browser address bar, but will change to “http://www.domain.com/abc/index.html” as soon as the page is displayed.

18Apr/090

NO LIMIT feature is a gimmick? Here’s how WE DO IT !

Many will say our NO LIMIT feature is a gimmick, a scam. We have also come across of many articles, discussion forums and other web hosting communities branding the “Unlimited Disk Space” and “Unlimited bandwidth” features too good to be true and unrealistic for a real-world hosting environment. At XeonBD, we will contradict that perception.

The answer is Storage Area Network (SAN). With our state-of-the-art SAN, we are able to give you, our customers, virtually unlimited disk space. In a SAN server farm, unlike a traditional server, data is not stored in internal hard drives. They are stackable and upgradeable to virtually an unlimited amount, up to thousands upon thousands of Terabytes (TB) of hard disk space. If we see an increase in demand, we will just stack additional hard drives into the SAN, thus enabling us to provide you with unlimited storage.

Along with limitless data storage, we are also connected to multiple GigE ports at our data center. Every single server is connected to two GigE (1000 Mbps) lines into our modern routers. This means each server has a really big pipe for traffic for our customers' websites to flow through.

With today's advancements in technology, we believe in NOT limiting a customer's success because of their bandwidth usage. As long as you adhere to our Acceptable User Policy and use your account for web hosting purposes, you are welcome to use as much bandwidth as you like.

In summary, there's no need for you to worry on having to “switch” to another provider just because you have grown. With our technological advantage, we can help you grow successfully. Still think NO LIMIT disk space and bandwidth a myth? Not at XeonBD!

15Apr/090

No more cutome hosting package available from 17th April 2009

From 17th April 2009 XeonBD doesn't allow you to custom build a plan, however, we have packages that can more than meet your needs for the money you pay. Whether you're a blogger, a designer, small-business owner, a record label, or fortune 500 company, we have all the tools and plans you need.