Do you NEED IIS? ASP? MS SQL? If you answered yes to any of those then you need to host on the NT platform. Otherwise, Unix is an option.

Well if you don't need NT(above),Unix is generally a more stable platform.

It's pretty simple! FTP allows you to transfer files from your computer to a webserver, for the world to see! Once you send the files across, they will be available on the Internet. Be sure to remember that filenames ARE case-sensative.

If you enter your URL (ie. www.tfb.com/~your_user_name ) and can't see your newly uploaded page, then you need to check out a couple of things.

Make sure that your home page is named index.html
Your index.html file should be in your wwwpage directory.

A Web site is simply a collection of files that reside on a computer connected to the Internet. When someone visits your site, they are actually contacting that computer, and that computer (called a Web server) gives the visitor the files they want to see. It sounds very simple, but most normal computers don't have the power or the software needed to constantly respond to all the requests made by all the visitors to a site. And even if they did, they'd need an extremely fast connection to the Internet to keep up with all the requests. Most people and small companies don't have the resources to run a Web server, and that is where Web Hosting comes in.

Auto-responders respond automatically to mail received at certain addresses. For example, you can set an auto-responder to automatically deliver a file containing information on your company's products when a customer sends a request to products@yourcompany.com. You can configure auto-responders to deliver immediate information to customers in a timely manner.

Autoforwards are emails which are automatically directed to another email account as soon as it receives an incoming mail.

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