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You get a confirmation email (or see the info displayed in your browser) with so-called name servers (see our domain name guide for more info) and other data that you may need (such as temporary address where you can see your site and the web address of the control panel for your site). You login to the account you created when you have registered your domain name (see above) and you change your domain's name servers to those that you received in the previous step. You upload all the HTML, graphics, and programming files that were created when you designed your site (see above) from your hard drive to your hosting account. This can be done either by using an FTP client such as the one built-in to your operating system (or for example CuteFTP or WS_FTP), by using your web page editor such as FrontPage, or by using the control panel of your site. After your name servers changes propagate across the Internet (usually up to 48 hours), you will be able to access your new web site at your domain name. Even before that, you can usually see your site at the temporary address you were given in step 3. free web site, Free Web Hosting. frontpage hosting Plug-in An add-on piece of software that can extend the features of an existing application. For example Netscape browser plug-ins allow displaying of new types of web content, that the browser can't display on its own. POP Post Office Protocol. Popular but inflexible email retrieval standard. All messages are downloaded at the name time and can only be manipulated on a client machine. Current version is POP3. Also see IMAP. Port A socket on the computer or other network device used to connect it to the network. PPP (Point to Point Protocol) A network protocol widely used to connect computers to the Internet. Most often used on a telephone line. PRI (Primary Rate Interface). One of the two ISDN access methods. 23 of 64 Kbps B channels and 1 64 Kbps D channel constitute a PRI. Protocol A set of rules by following which two parties can communicate. The TCP/IP protocol suite is the basis of todays Internet. PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network). The set of all the traditional telephone lines and all the infrastructure that comes with it. Python Interpreted programming language, sometimes offered by hosts for server-side scripting. Here is the Python home page. RAID Redundant Array of Independent (or Inexpensive) Disks. Type of disk, often used on servers, where several physical disks are combined into an array for better speed and fault tolerance. Level 0 implements data striping where file blocks are written to separate drives. Does not provide fault tolerance, because failure of one drive will result in data loss. Level 1 implements data mirroring. Data is duplicated on two drives either through software or hardware. Provides faster read performance than a single drive. Level 2 - not used in practice. Data is split at bit level at written to multiple drives. Level 3 - requires at least 3 drives. Data block is striped at byte level across drives and error correction codes (parity info) is recorder on another drive. Provides fault tolerance but slower writing performance. Level 4 - Similar to Level 3 but provides faster performance because it uses blocks for striping. Level 5 - Similar to Level 4 but improves performance but also striping parity info across multiple drives. Level 6 - Similar to Level 5 but also uses second parity scheme for better fault tolerance. Level 7 - Proprietary RAID design by Storage Computer Corporation. Faster than other levels because it uses multiple levels of cache and asynchronous I/O transfers. In addition multiple RAID levels can be combined to improve performance or reliability. Raw Logs Raw access data updated in real-time that can be downloaded and used by any statistics program. Typically each line show the user's IP, date and time of the access, what kind of request was done, which document was requested, HTTP status code, bytes transferred, referrer, and user agent info. If a host doesn't have statistics, you'll need access to raw logs to identify who your site's visitors are. Analyzing raw logs can also provide more detailed look at site accesses than stats. Reseller Resellers are usually smaller companies that still try to build their customers base. They don't own the server with user accounts but can perform most administrative functions. RJ-11 A standard connector that is used to connect to the telephone line. frontpage hosting. 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