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Managed or Unmanaged Server Hosting ?

June 30th, 2009 harry No comments

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managed_server_hosting Managed or Unmanaged Server Hosting ? You have two different options when you are looking for Webhosting management viz managed hosting services and Unmanaged hosting services. It all depends on your budget, requirements and technical knowledge you have about server management to choose one. If you opt for Unmanaged server hosting services then your webhost will only provide you with hardware, OS and other basic required softwares with your server. You will have to take care of your server yourself once you receive login details for your server like applications installations and upgrades, server maintenance & security etc… your webhost is not responsible for such technical issues. You will have total freedom for your server and can install/remove all required applications/softwares. You can even resell server space to anyone you want, there wont be any kind of restriction from your webhost for what you use your server for !!! Though you have to pay less for getting unmanaged server hosting services still its always recommended to go with Managed Hosting packages. If you are not much into technical stuffs and don’t want to waste your precious time for managing your server then you should opt for getting Fully Managed Dedicated servers Hosting plans.
Usually managed dedicated servers are used by large businesses and enterprises who want to get maximum uptime guarantee with round the clock free technical support and peace of mind. If you have good server management skills or a active team for managing your server then you can go with Unmanaged dedicated server which are cheaper as compare to managed server and can prove to be profitable. However, you should be careful while selecting your webhosting service provider as your online business totally depends on server uptime and network speed you would be  getting from your webhost.