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hosting
(encz) | hosting,hostování n: Zdeněk Brož |
hosting
(encz) | hosting,pořádání n: Zdeněk Brož |
Hosting
(gcide) | Hosting \Host"ing\, n. [From Host an army.] [Obs.]
1. An encounter; a battle. "Fierce hosting." --Milton.
[1913 Webster]
2. A muster or review. --Spenser.
[1913 Webster] |
hosting
(foldoc) | web hosting
hosting
Running web servers for other
businesses or individuals, usually as a commercial venture.
Basic web hosting would allow customers to upload own {web
site} content - HTML pages, images, video - typically
via FTP, to a shared web server which other people can
access via the Internet.
A web hosting (http://webhostingsearch.com/) businesses may
provide any or all of the functions required by a website
including: networking, HTTP server software, content storage,
content management, running customer or off-the-shelf CGI
programs, ASP scripts or other server extentions, {load
balancing}, streaming content, domain name registration,
DNS serving, electronic mail storage and forwarding,
database, shell account, content design and creation,
search engine optimisation, web log analysis and web
applications such as on-line shopping with financial
transaction processing.
(2011-12-24)
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Hosting
(gcide) | Hosting \Host"ing\, n. [From Host an army.] [Obs.]
1. An encounter; a battle. "Fierce hosting." --Milton.
[1913 Webster]
2. A muster or review. --Spenser.
[1913 Webster] |
bullet-proof hosting
(foldoc) | bullet-proof hosting
A hosting company that guarantees not to
shut down its servers even when requested to do so by law
enforcement agencies.
These hosting companies are often located off-shore or in
nations where computer crime laws are lax or non-existent and
where extradition requests will not be honoured.
(2019-05-25)
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web hosting
(foldoc) | web hosting
hosting
Running web servers for other
businesses or individuals, usually as a commercial venture.
Basic web hosting would allow customers to upload own {web
site} content - HTML pages, images, video - typically
via FTP, to a shared web server which other people can
access via the Internet.
A web hosting (http://webhostingsearch.com/) businesses may
provide any or all of the functions required by a website
including: networking, HTTP server software, content storage,
content management, running customer or off-the-shelf CGI
programs, ASP scripts or other server extentions, {load
balancing}, streaming content, domain name registration,
DNS serving, electronic mail storage and forwarding,
database, shell account, content design and creation,
search engine optimisation, web log analysis and web
applications such as on-line shopping with financial
transaction processing.
(2011-12-24)
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