re disk space and bandwidth as well a fully managed dedicated server which does virtual patchingnot have too many websites hosted on it – will become your top virtual patchingagenda. And this is where dedicated web hosting comes into play. Dedicated web hosting might cause a little more money as compared to a shared one, virtual patchingbut, once your website is a hit and you are attracting a lot of attention from users, you do not mind paying spending some more money on these services. With such competition between so many web hosting companies to provide virtual patchingbetter services, you can easily get this hosting service at a lower rate along with packages like Virtual Private Servers or Virtual Servers which offer power as well as flexibility, which are really important. A dedicated hosting can outsmart a virtual patchingshared hosting service on many parameters such as reliability, flexibility and support system. Firstly, the full focus of a dedicated server remains on customer service for your website and you can be guaranteed to get your issues virtual patchingresolved quickly as compared to a shared web hosting, where you may need to wait for hours and hours for your turn to come as there are a long list of customers who might be getting their solutions. The uptime will also be good which will keep your website running; this will definitely get your website more customers and make it a more reliable source. Secondly, you can be guaranteed that your information is well protected and free from any virus and spam which can be really harmful for your site and can ruin its future. Sensitive information is protected and treated with topmost priority. Thirdly, the freedom that you get when you have a dedicated server to choose the softwares you wish to install or remove; as well as which operating system you would like to continue with or want to change as per your business requirements. With such a lot of benefits available within dedicated web hosting and that too at an affordable price (mainly due to competition of providing better services), there is nothing better than this for a growing company. Author’s Resource BoxThe author is associated with IDS Logic offering Managed Server Hosting India, Managed Dedicated Server and Dedicated Web Hosting solutions.Designing Your Directory Structure Author : jatinder kumar Submitted : 2009-02-17 02:08:16 Word Count : 499 Popularity: 15 Tags: Website Designing, Website, Web Designing, Web Hosting, Website Devlpment Author RSS Feed Any kid, and their grandmother too, can make a webpage. There are many “wysiwyg” webpage design applications that let you create a webpage as easy as typing text. But only a few people can create a WEBSITE. The stumbling block is knowing how to link webpages together to form a website. I have seen many websites that consist of a single webpage – about a mile long! The first problem is that websites are contained in virtual directories. for visit to:-www.instant-website-security.com You know that your webpages can be found at ut the actual path to on the web server may be known only by the system administrator. And the system administrator can move your website to a different folder, or even a different computer, without changing its virtual address. The second virtual patchingproblem is that most people don’t know how to write a relative link. Relative links have the advantage that you don’t need to know the path to the webpage that you want to link to, you only need to know where it is “relative” to the webpage containing the link. The first step to imwnloads ? general ? common ? cgi-bin You understand what the “articles” and “downloads” sub-directories are virtual patchingfor, but what are the other three sub-directories for? It’s standard practice to provide certain features on your website, as listed below. ? About ? Contact ? FAQ ? Privacy Policy ? Search ? Sitemap ? User Agreement Each of these features requires a webpage. Instead of dumping the webpages at the top level of the website, or mixing them in with articles or virtual patchingdownloads, let’s put them together in a folder named “general” (I’m sure you can think of a better name). All of your webpages use certain things in common, for example, your logo graphic. If your web server provides SSI (Server Side Includes) all your webpages can share a common header file and a common footer file. You might also define all your website’s styles in a common style sheet. Let’s put all of these files in a folder named “common”. Your contact page might use an email form. If your server provides server-side scripts, you would place the email form script in a folder named “cgi-bin”. Cgi-bin stands for “Common Gateway Interface – Binary”. Few people use CGI any more, and those that do don’t use binary files, but the folder name has stuck as a traditional place to store scripts. Almost all websites come with a preconfigured cgi-bin folder, and the website may be configured so that the cgi-bin folder is the only folder with rights to run scripts. Author’s Resource Boxwww.magic-mini-site.com www.killer-mini-site.com Desihttp://www.trendmicro.co.th/th/enterprise/challenges/cloud-virtualization/virtual-patching/