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cellmasti
August 15th, 2005, 06:31
Help me in 2 areas

whats the difference between unamanaged / managed servers ?


whats is the advantage of getting more dedicated ip's more than 1?

RivaCom
August 15th, 2005, 09:47
Managed server, the company or individual takes care of all the setup, maintance, updating of the server for you. While unmanaged you would just be given a bare server, in which you would have to do everything yourself.

More ips allows you to assign them to more things, for example: If you had two dedicated IPs you could assign one to your First name server ns.yourdomain.com and the second to your second name server ns2.yourdomain.com. There are other uses but thats just a basic idea of what you could do.

cellmasti
August 15th, 2005, 13:26
i heard some company gives 5 ip's with reseller / dedictated servers

then whats the use of others more than 2

RivaCom
August 15th, 2005, 13:32
You can use different ips for different sites, or if a customer wants a dedicated ip you could give it to them etc.

vphost
August 15th, 2005, 13:49
Most dedicated Host should give you 8 IPs, 5 usable.

2 for Nameservers. The other left over is to use at your disposal, if you have a SSL Certificate, you would need a dedicated IP.

Good luck

cellmasti
August 16th, 2005, 02:53
what is SSL Certificate ?

vphost
August 16th, 2005, 03:05
Google has a better definition that what I can give:

http://geeksurl.com/mi

Leann
August 17th, 2005, 14:25
Hi,

In answer to your questions about SSL certificate, it basically defined as Secure Sockets Layer. It is used primarily if you have an online shopping cart and you charge customers online. Your customer submits their credit card for a product or service on your website. SSL certificate is used so people can trust that you will deliver the product or service you sell, and that their information they submit to you on your website is encrypted.

Now, you asked about managed and un-managed servers, are you looking for a host?
If you are check out sparkservers.net.

Thanks