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Author: | Gaurav Mani [ Sat Jul 07, 2018 12:35 pm ] |
Post subject: | What Means Dedicated Server? |
What Means Dedicated Server? |
Author: | shrisha [ Sat Jul 07, 2018 12:55 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: What Means Dedicated Server? |
A dedicated server means a single physical computer machine, which is connected with a network. This single physical computer machine remains reserved for serving the needs and requirements of the network. A dedicated server is an exclusive use of a rented computer, in web hosting work. This dedicated server has a web server, it’s all related software, and its connectivity with the internet. This dedicated server is often housed with all its related components, in the premises of the web server hosting service provider company. The complete web hosting services, with all its total computing resources of a dedicated server, is dedicated to the use of a single user. Thus, a dedicated server is the most powerful server providing efficient hosting service to all those sets of web sites of the mega business companies, which attract and develop a huge amount of traffic of web site visitors, sometimes numbering in millions, during peak business hours. A dedicated server provides root access and complete control of the server to the user, so that the user is free to configure the server to meet the requirements of her/his business. The dedicated server can also be operated from a remote place by the user, or the client company. The use of a dedicated server from the web hosting companies, such as Go4hosting, saves the costs of a router, cost of a security system, cost of internet connectivity and costs of administration of the network, for the client. buy dedicated server is generally a rented server, that provides a specific amount of memory, space in hard disk, and specific amount of bandwidth, to its client. |
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