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USB OTG Host Adapter Cable for Samsung Galaxy S II Note Nexus |  |
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US $7.99 | 2h 28m |
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Emulex Lightpulse LP9002L-F2 2GB/s Fibre Channel PCI Host Bus Adapter Card | |
0 Bid | US $24.99 | 2h 52m |
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Camera Connection Kit for iPad2 Dock Connector to USB Host OTG Adapter Cable Hub | |
0 Bid | US $.99 | 4h 27m |
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HighPoint RocketRAID 3320 SATAII 3Gb/s Host Adapter PCI -X with 8ch Win7/XP &X64 | |
0 Bid | US $40.00 | 4h 53m |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 USB Host OTG Cable Connection Kit Adapter NEW | |
0 Bid | US $.99 | 5h 24m |
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Promise FastTrack Fast Track TX2300 RAID O/I Host Bus Adapter NEW | |
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eSATA/PATA Port PCI Express Host Controller Adapter New | |
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Dell Perc 3 68-pin Dual Channel RAID SCSI Controller 09M912 HBA Host Bus Adapter | |
0 Bid | US $.99 | 6h 44m |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 USB Host OTG Cable Connection Kit Adapter NEW | |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 USB Host OTG Cable Connection Kit Adapter NEW | |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 USB Host OTG Cable Connection Kit Adapter NEW | |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 NEW 30Pin to Female USB Host OTG Cable Adapter | |
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Blackmagic Design PCIe Host Adapter for Multibridge Pro/Extreme | |
1 Bid | US $30.00 | 7h 28m |
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WATER TEMP GAUGE+RADIATOR HOSE SENSOR ADAPTER 38mm | |
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US $39.12 | 7h 50m |
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SATA Host Bus Adapter (WD/Western Digital) for 2.5 or 3TB hard drives | |
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US $11.95 | 9h 1m |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 30Pin to Female USB Host OTG Cable Adapter Black | |
0 Bid | US $11.99 | 9h 7m |
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for iPad2 Camera Connection Kit Dock Connector to USB Host OTG Adapter Cable Hub | |
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US $5.99 | 9h 21m |
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JNI FIBRESTAR HOST BUS ADAPTER PCI 64 2-PORTS FIBER FCE2-6410 FCE2-6412-N | |
0 Bid | US $.99 | 10h 42m |
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QLogic SANblade QLA2342 Host bus adapter PCI-X / 133 MHz 2 ports | |
0 Bid | US $50.00 | 12h 9m |
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USB Connection Kit Host OTG Adapter Cable Hub for Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 8.9 3G | |
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US $5.99 | 12h 14m |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 USB Host OTG Cable Connection Kit Adapter NEW | |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 USB Host OTG Cable Connection Kit Adapter NEW | |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 USB Host OTG Cable Connection Kit Adapter NEW | |
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Black USB OTG Host Adapter for Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 8.9 30 Pin Connector | |
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US $9.99 | 14h 7m |
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2600mAh Battery + Micro USB OTG Host Adapter For Samsung Galaxy N7000 Note i9220 | |
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US $12.70 | 14h 59m |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 30Pin to Female USB Host OTG Cable Adapter White | |
0 Bid | US $11.99 | 16h |
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Lot of (3) Adaptec AHA-1520B ISA to Fast SCSI-2 Host Adapter (AHA-1520B) | |
0 Bid | US $9.99 | 18h 9m |
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HP SATA Host Bus Adapter - 373013-001 | |
0 Bid | US $9.99 | 21h 6m |
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32mm WATER TEMP TEMPERATURE GAUGE/JOINT PIPE RADIATOR ADAPTER HOSE SENSOR BLUE B | |
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US $16.37 | 21h 38m |
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QLogic QLA2340 Fiber HBA Host Adapter PCI-X | |
0 Bid | US $9.99 | 22h 13m |
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RADIATOR HOSE SENSOR ADAPTER BLUE 38mm+WATER TEMP GAUGE | |
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US $39.12 | 23h 17m |
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WATER TEMP GAUGE RADIATOR HOSE SENSOR ADAPTER BLUE 38mm | |
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US $15.89 | 23h 27m |
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Camera Connection Kit for iPad2 Dock Connector to USB Host OTG Adapter Cable Hub | |
0 Bid | US $.99 | 23h 50m |
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RADIATOR HOSE SENSOR ADAPTER 38mm+WATER TEMP GAUGE | |
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US $39.12 | 23h 52m |
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WATER TEMP GAUGE + RADIATOR HOSE SENSOR ADAPTER 38mm | |
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US $39.12 | 1d 2m |
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38mm WATER TEMP GAUGE RADIATOR HOSE SENSOR ADAPTER BLUE | |
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US $15.89 | 1d 47m |
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US $15.89 | 1d 57m |
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Compaq Fiber Channel Host Adapter (PCI) - 241322-001 | |
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US $55.00 | 1d 1h 30m |
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HighPoint RocketRAID 3120-LF PCI-E SATA-2 RAID Controller Host Adapter 2-Channel | |
0 Bid | US $19.95 | 1d 1h 38m |
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for iPad2 Camera Connection Kit Dock Connector to USB Host OTG Adapter Cable Hub | |
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US $5.99 | 1d 3h 10m |
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Emulex LPe1105 4Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter for c-Class BladeSystem | |
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US $400.00 | 1d 3h 59m |
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Emulex LPe1105 4Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter for c-Class BladeSystem | |
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US $400.00 | 1d 3h 59m |
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Infiniband MHGS18-XTC Infiniband Host Bus Adapter | |
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US $329.00 | 1d 6h 49m |
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HP StorageWorks Emulex FC1020035-01K 2Gbps Dual FC Host Bus Adapter 309266-001 | |
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US $12.94 | 1d 8h 8m |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 NEW 30Pin to Female USB Host OTG Cable Adapter | |
0 Bid | US $5.98 | 1d 8h 51m |
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USB SYNC DATA Host OTG Adapter Cable 4 Connect Samsung Galaxy S II 2 S2 to PC S | |
0 Bid | US $.90 | 1d 10h |
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HP 8 Internal Port SAS Host Bus Adapter with RAID (p/n 403053-001) | |
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US $50.00 | 1d 10h 56m |
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BLUE 38mm WATER TEMP GAUGE RADIATOR HOSE SENSOR ADAPTER | |
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US $15.89 | 1d 12h 57m |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 USB Host OTG Cable Connection Kit Adapter NEW | |
0 Bid | US $4.89 | 1d 14h 32m |
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For Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1/8.9 NEW 30Pin to Female USB Host OTG Cable Adapter | |
0 Bid | US $4.89 | 1d 14h 32m |
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Mr. Heater 75,000 BTU 12-Foot Propane Hose Assembly #F273702 List Price: $36.80 Sale Price: $24.97  |
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12' Propane hose assembly with hand tightened swivel on both ends, 1" 20 Male Throwaway Cylinder Thread x POL With Handwheel. Connects 5- pound to 20-pound propane tanks to disposable propane cylinder appliances. Rubber hose and metal hand tighteners. |
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Claber 8583 Koala Indoor Faucet to Garden Hose Connector List Price: $16.99 Sale Price: $5.94 |
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Claber Koala Indoor Faucet Connector Connect a Garden Hose to Your Kitchen Sink The Claber Koala Indoor Faucet Connector converts a household faucet to enable use of any standard garden hose. It easily attaches to most long neck kitchen and/or utility faucets. The Koala Faucet Connector is easy to install, no tools required, and is ideal to fill aquariums and waterbeds or to water patio plants. All Claber hose reels are constructed in ABS plastic material as well as in aluminum/stainless steel, weather resistant and UV stabilized. Features Performs with outdoor temperatures of up to 140° Operates in water temperature ranging from 32° to 120° Convert any sink indoors or out to an outdoor faucet Low Price Guarantee |
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Suncast HSE10 10-Foot Leader Hose for All Hose Reels List Price: $14.99 Sale Price: $5.67 |
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10', Leader Hose For Use With All Hose Reels. |
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Kingston 8 GB microSDHC Class 4 Flash Memory Card SDC4/8GB List Price: $24.99 Sale Price: $2.86 |
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Starting at 4GB, microSDHC cards offer higher storage for more music, more videos, more pictures, more games, more of everything you need in today's mobile world. The microSDHC card allows you to maximize today's revolutionary mobile devices. Kingston's microSDHC cards use the new speed class rating of Class 4 that guarantee a minimum data transfer rate of 4MB/ sec. for optimum performance with devices that use microSDHC. Identical in physical size to today's standard microSD card, the microSDHC cards are designed to comply with SD Specification Version 2.00 and are only recognized by microSDHC host devices. They can be used as full-size SDHC cards when used with the included adapter. To ensure compatibility, look for the microSDHC or SDHC logo on host devices (e.g., phones, PDAs and cameras). Wherever you find yourself in the mobile world, you can rely on Kingston's microSDHC cards. All cards are 100-percent tested and are backed by a lifetime warranty and 24/7 live technical support. |
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OEM Samsung USB & SD Connection Kit for Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 / 10.v / 8.9 List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $22.99 |
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OEM Samsung USB & SD Connection Kit allows you to truly expand the capabilities of your Galaxy Tab 10.1 or 8.9. The SD Adapter allows you to transfer pictures or multimedia files from an SD or micro SD card to your tablet's internal storage in a matter of seconds. The USB Adapter turns your Galaxy Tab into a USB host, allowing you to connect compatible USB accessory devices such as keyboards, mice, thumb drives and more to your Tab.Easily transfer photos from your digital camera to your Tab for viewing or sharing. Stream songs or videos from your SD device or transfer them over to your Tab's internal storage to access them whenever you'd like.The USB & SD Connection Kit comes with a micro SD Adapter, allowing you to transfer pictures and multimedia files from a microSD card.The USB Adapter enhances the capabilities of your Tab, providing a solution for user-friendly removable data storage or the sharing of your favorite multimedia files with your Tab. Insert a USB mouse or keyboard to improve enterprise efficiency at the office or at home.OEM Samsung 30-Pin to USB & SD Connection Kit for Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 / 10.v / 8. includes a USB Adapter, SD Adapter, and micro SD Adapter. |
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Micro USB Male to USB A Female Adapter List Price: $9.99 Sale Price: $0.01 |
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This high quality adapter will convert any USB male adapters into Micro USB Male adapters. With technology rapidly changing, it is senseless to buy new equipment (computers, phones, etc.) when all you have to do is purchase this adapter. The adapter is small and can be taken anywhere. Get yours today and save! |
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Slim 7 Inch Faux Leather Keyboard Case for Tabletpc Epad Apad MID Laptop Notebook Usb2.0 Stylus Stand List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $8.00 |
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Wenger SwissGear IBEX Computer Backpack air-flow back padding shock absorbing shoulder straps List Price: $145.23 |
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The IBEX Computer Backpack from Swiss Gear Wenger combines functionality and portability allowing you to carry your laptop with style. It features air-flow back padding and extra durable material on bottom to protect your laptop from accidental scratches, with quick pocket and removable accessory pouch, you can be rest assured that your trip will be an organized one. |
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Paasche Airbrush-Badger Hose Adapter List Price: $4.50 Sale Price: $1.30 |
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Connect your Paasche airbrush to a Badger airhose with this adapter. |
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StarTech.com USB to PS2 Keyboard and Mouse Adapter (USBPS2PC) List Price: $17.99 Sale Price: $7.90 |
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USB-EXP USB to USB Mode ExpressCard Host Adapter for 3G AirCard ExpressCard AT&T Cingular Sprint Verizon Kyocera Marlin Novatel Sierra Wireless List Price: $18.98 Sale Price: $9.98 |
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NOTE: The DEVICE WILL NOT WORK WITH any ExpressCard using the PCI Express (PCIe) portion of the ExpressCard standard. This is the majority of ExpressCards that do any other than the devices discussed above. Any real host adapter for SATA, FireWire, Ethernet, USB 2.0, etc. WILL NOT WORK WITH the EXP-USB USB 2.0 to USB 2.0 Mode ExpressCard 34 / 54 Host Adapter. The EXP-USB USB 2.0 to USB 2.0 Mode ExpressCard Adapter allows use of USB based ExpressCards with USB 2.0 equipped computers. USB mode ExpressCards include: Novatel Wireless Merlin ExpressCards (XU870, EX720, V740), storage media ExpressCards The EXP-USB USB 2.0 to USB 2.0 Mode ExpressCard 34 | 54 Host Adapter provides 5V and should provide more than enough power to ExpressCards when plugged into a 500mA USB 2.0 port. Use with 300mA USB 2.0 ports is not recommended and may not provide sufficient current for certain ExpressCard applications. Using USB 2.0 technology, the device supports high speed applications including HSDPA and HSUPA ExpressCards. The EXP-USB USB 2.0 to USB 2.0 Mode ExpressCard Host Adapter is very small and lightweight, providing excellent portability. |
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Encore ENUWI-G2 - Wireless-G USB 2.0 Adapter - Hi-Speed USB - 802.11b, 802.11g List Price: $12.45 Sale Price: $8.98 |
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Encore, Inc ENUWI-G2 Wireless Pen Adapter ENUWI-G2 Network Adapters - Wireless |
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Emulex 4GB Pcix Dual List Price: $2,900.00 Sale Price: $440.42 |
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Emulex LightPulse LP11002 Dual Channel Multi-modeHost Bus Adapter LP11002-M4 Host Bus Adapters |
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AUA-4000/Dell - Adaptec USB2connect 4000 4-port USB 2.0 Host Adapter (8R835) List Price: $89.99 |
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Product Specifications: * Manufacturer: Adaptec / Dell * Dell P/N: 08R835, 8R835, * Model: AUA-4000/Dell. Compatibility: Dell Dimension 8200. |
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Micro USB Host Mode OTG Cable Flash Drive SD T-Flash Card Adapter FOR Samsung GT-i9100 i9100 Galaxy S II 2 GT-N7000 Galaxy Note Sale Price: $0.01 |
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Budget hosting - Getting started guide
Budget hosting - Getting started guide
This is a quick summary of how to find a budget host, followed
by more detailed discussion for those who are interested.
This guide is meant for those who:
- Need a modest hosting plan for a site for a nonprofit / small
business / personal / etc.
- Have a budget for hosting of about $8 a month or under -
perhaps well under.
- Want a free standing hosting plan (not a reseller plan to
aggregate several such sites).
- Find a free plan or ISP web space doesn't meet their needs.
- Don't expect lots of extras or handholding.
THE SHORT VERSION:
Well run, reliable hosts can find it worthwhile to offer plans
for those with limited needs and budget. Some can make money
doing it. Others find that it's a way to bring in new clients
whose needs will grow over time.
It's good advice to avoid offers that are too good to be true -
you often won't get what you were promised, and neither will the
rest of the horde of bargain hunters that overwhelm the host's
servers with their sites. But that's not what we're talking
about here. You can get a good host on a budget.
- First, try to get some sense of the features, space, and
bandwidth you'll need. If you can come up with even a rough
idea, it will help.
- Second, identify some good candidates for hosting. There are
enough listed in this article to save you time in coming up with
some candidates.
- Third, look for reviews of potential hosts from actual users.
As with a restaurant, the quality of a host has a lot to do with
the way it's managed. New hosts might or might not be good; and
established hosts can go downhill if the management doesn't
consistently stay on top of things. Service isn't always
perfect, but what separates the good hosts from the bad is how
often there are problems, and how the host handles things when
something goes wrong.
- Search WebHostingTalk.com. Do a Search of the Web Hosting
Forum at WebHostingTalk.com, by searching on the host name.
Don't search on "All Open Forums" - you'll get too
many results that aren't relevant. You might try a couple
variations to allow for different ways people spell - with or
without spaces between the words in the name, for example.
- Use FindMyHosting.com to find hosts and reviews of hosts.
Their Advanced Search page lets you specify a lot of options,
but often it's best not to narrow it unnecessarily. Just enter
your budget and location, and use the "List By Highest
Customer Rating" option in the lower right corner. Also,
see below for more discussion of FindMyHosting.com
- Google the host's name, and variations of it, to see what
turns up.
Neither of these approaches will find good information on every
host, or has all the info on the host - unfortunately, that site
doesn't seem to exist. Many of the hosts mentioned below aren't
listed on FindMyHosting.com. But these resources should help you
narrow the list to current good prospects for hosting.
Some U.S. budget hosts that seem promising so far, based on a
January 2005 search, roughly in order of price:
E-rice.net - starts at
$10/year, features should be good enough for simple sites. No
backups, though, so keep that in mind if you have content that
changes.
Doorhost.net - plans start at
$20/yr.
HostPC - Budget package
starts at $25/year.
T
otalchoice - budget plan at $4/month.
Efextra.net - budget
windows hosting starting from $4.95/month.
Links
As you might have discovered, most of the web hosting
directories on the web are advertising driven - there are no
real reviews there. Here are a few places to look for info:
- FindMyHosting.
com's Advanced Search page
- Web Hosting Reviews - not
particularly focused on inexpensive hosting, but a number of
useful articles and a list of hosts. The Related Sites page has
a number of other useful links and sites as well.
- You can sometimes find a good price on a good host or domain
registrar at Fa
tWallet or the Anandtech Hot Deals forums - search for host,
hosting, domain, and so on.
If you do find a particular site valuable when choosing a host,
you might try to sign up via their links so they get the
referral credit.
DISCUSSION
Narrowing the search:
1. User Forum. A forum discussing the host's features and any
issues that arise can be very useful. You can often find answers
to questions that aren't in the host's help pages, without
needing to contact support. It also gives you a sense for the
kind of people you're dealing with.
2. A whois search on the domain name of the host might give you
a sense for whether they look reliable and established.
3. Money back guarantees. Many people recommend choosing a host
with a money back guarantee. Maybe. I'd recommend choosing a
host where you won't need the guarantee, if you can! Often it
isn't worth chasing, if you turn out to need it.
4. Features. It's a little hard to say precisely which features
you'll need for your site, but:
- You can do a nice little site with: Linux hosting, php, mySQL
databases (multiple tables or databases), htaccess control,
several email boxes, email forwarding, and webmail.
- With that, you can run quite a few things; but if you're new
to hosting you may want some preinstalled or auto installed
scripts, too.
- Control panel. A poorly designed control panel (such as the
one at 1and1) can make it slow and unwieldy to administer a
site.
- Subdomains (help.mydomain.net, store.mydomain.net) can be nice
to have.
- Multiple domains. If you need to host more than one domain
name (mydomain.net, myotherdomain.org), be sure to check if the
plan allows that.
You probably don't need (and can't get, on the really
inexpensive plans) SSH, root access, or detailed DNS server
setup - though if you know what it is you can decide for
yourself!
5. Service and support. Look for a reasonable turnaround time
(depending on the problem) and basic courtesy (always). And
personally, I'd rather have them warn me in adaance about
changes and downtime, than worry about how quickly they respond
when my site goes down or some new "feature" they
installed makes something stop working. Think about what's fair
to expect at the price of the plan you're looking at. In any
case, don't ask for a lot of handholding - use the forums for
that.
6. Does it feel right? This might not work for everyone, but
many people get a sense of whether it's a company they want to
do business with. Sometimes it's a good feeling, sometimes it's
a bad feeling. Don't sign on with anyone who doesn't seem
capable and straightforward. Contrary to what some people may
think, hosting is not a commodity business. There is intense
competition, but the quality of management makes some firms a
better choice than others.
Domain names
Like others, I always register my domain names at somewhere
other than my host, even if it costs more. That allows me to
very quickly change hosts if there's a problem with the site for
an unacceptably long time. Changing hosts can often be done in a
matter of hours, if need be - see the Changing hosts with Almost NO Downtime thread on
WebHostingTalk.com.
Look in the Domain Name Discussions forum for comments on domain
registrars. As of January 2005, people seem to recommend
godaddy, namecheap or maybe domainsite for inexpensive and
reasonably reliable registrations.
The basics
For those new to hosting:
- You will get a shared hosting plan, at this budget. Your site
will be one of many on the physical server it is hosted on.
- You will have varying degrees of control and features
(depending on the plan you choose), but something less than full
control.
- Your site may be affected by the usage of other sites on your
server.
None of this is likely to be an acute or long term problem, if
you choose a good host.
You may be able to host a couple small sites on one hosting
plan, if you don't mind administering them through one control
panel, and your plan allows multiple domains.
If you have several sites you plan to oversee, you may be better
off getting a reseller plan to host them all.
FindMyHosting.com
Note that FindMyHosting.com does not list every host. In fact,
it only lists those hosts who are currently paying it a referral
fee for new clients who find a host using FindMyHosting.com
Some people will have the knee-jerk reaction that's inherently
bad. And, it does have some drawbacks:
- Some good hosts don't like to pay referral fees, or would just
rather get clients by word of mouth. They won't be in the
FindMyHosting.com listings.
- Hosts who get terrible feedback may end their arrangement. All
that useful feedback disappears.
But getting a fee if a client finds a host using the site does
not completely undermine the fundamental idea of having honest
host reviews, as long as they aren't favoring one host over
another, and aren't trying to make them all look good. There are
clearly some candid reviews at FindMyHosting.com. And
FindMyHosting.com has bills to pay, too - depending on how much
the fee is, it's not unreasonable for them to get paid.
As always, you need to read the reviews with a critical eye. But
FindMyHosting.com is a good supplement to the inevitably
anecdotal evidence you often find by turning up a few forum
posts here and there about a host.
A note on web host reviews
All comments and reviews of hosts - positive and negative - need
to be looked at with a critical eye. And while they might not be
exactly reflective of the truth - that doesn't mean they aren't
valuable. In addition, if interpreted right, they seem to be a
useful way to judge the frequency of problems and the way a host
handles them. To the extent you can, it's good to assess whether
somebody understands hosting; had reasonable expectations; and
took a reasonable approach to solving the problem. If so, I can
empathize with them getting "emotional" if the host
can't fix the problem in a reasonable amount of time. That is,
maybe people get motivated to post reviews when they've had a
problem - but most people aren't going to post the first time
they have a little problem, either. It's usually a big problem
that they've had real trouble getting solved.
Also, there are no doubt some unreliable positive comments, too
- people that haven't been with a host long enough to tell, and
people that are not completely independent of the hosts. So
don't believe all the good reviews, either!
Why this article?
Some of this may seem obvious to the more experienced readers.
Sure, lots of people throw out a recommendation to search forums
- but search on what? And for how long? Similarly, just
mentioning FindMyHosting.com doesn't really help much. This
article would have saved me several hours when I first started
looking.
And for those who can't help but say "Price isn't
everything" - there are decent hosts for these needs and
budget. Paying more will not necessarily get you a host that
does a better job for these needs.
This article has been adapted for publication from a WebHostingTalk.com thread.
About the Author
I cant host multiplayer matches on xbox live?
If i try to host a game everyone says "its lagging" and they leave my game. I have Verizon dsl and I use a wrieless router with an xbox360 wireless network adapter.
I think the problem is that DSL connection's are fast but not a fast as a cable connection, and without a cable modem you will lag when you are trying to host on xbox live, don't sweat it you can still play on it..
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