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Questions to Ask a Potential Dedicated Server Hosting Provider

Anytime you are shopping for web hosting servers, you should ask the potential host some presales questions. By asking these questions, you can learn the answers to anything you need to know. In addition you are able to see the level of quality customer support that is provided by the support staff. Find out how quickly and how thoroughly inquiries are answered.

There are some basic topics that you may want to cover when asking questions. You may want to learn a little more about the hosting provider. Find out how long they have been in business and how many sites they are currently hosting. Ask the host if they offer any guarantees with their service and for the specific terms of any guarantees that are offered. You will also want to learn more about the servers they offer and about their other hosting equipment. Ask questions about their power supply, the specifications of their servers, information on network connections and details about their data center.

Consider what software and applications you will be using for your website. Decide which hosting platform you would prefer and which platform would work well with the needs of your website. Then ask the host which platform they offer to make certain it will meet your needs.

Ask for some detailed information about the hardware. Find out what the speed of your server. How much storage space will you receive? How much RAM will you receive with your server? Will your machine have single or multiple CPU's? Ask any other relevant questions that you can think of or that are important to you in reference to the hardware.

When you search for a web host you will also want to ask any potential hosts about the backup they provide. Make sure your data is going to be safe. Ask the web hosting provider how they backup data and how often. In addition find out what security measures are used in the data centers to ensure the safety of all servers and therefore your website and data.

You will want to find out how much bandwidth you receive with your hosting services. Make sure that you are receiving enough to match the needs of your website and with room to spare. Be certain to know the company's policy on bandwidth usage. How much extra would you be charged if you exceed your included amount of bandwidth in a given month? What procedures does your host use if you do use more than your included amount of bandwidth? Do they notify you immediately? Is there any chance your account would be suspended? These are all important questions to have answered especially if you think there could ever be any possibility of using excess bandwidth.

When talking with a potential hosting provider, you might also want to ask them how easy or difficult it can be to set up your website on the server. Also ask them how easy it is to perform administrative duties for your web hosting experience. Know how much customer support they offer. When is customer support available and are there any additional fees charged if you need to contact customer support.

There are many other questions you can ask of a potential host. You may very well have questions of your own. The important thing is to learn as much as you can about the hosting company, the servers and hosting equipment and the level of customer support provided by your hosting company.

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