Ultimate Blog Marketing

Question by sousou l: Is There A Free Webhosting Site That Will Let Me Upload Files Larger Than 7MB?
I’m looking for a free webhosting site to let me upload files larger than 7MB like freewebs but freewebs only allow files with max size 6MB
thx

Best answer:

Answer by joelius24
there are tons, just search free online storage.

Give your answer to this question below!

Question by Some guy: How do you use filezilla 0_9_27 to upload files to a webhost?
I want to use filezilla 0_9_27 to upload my website pages to go daddy.com. Does anyone know how to use filezilla?

Best answer:

Answer by Cool Guy
For hostname put your domain name, then fill in your username and password and you should be able to connect.

If you still can’t figure it out consider switching to http://www.hostamina.com for web hosting – they’ll help you every step of the way.

Add your own answer in the comments!

Question by morgan: How do i upload a web page to the hosting servers and include images?
Ive developed my business website but i am unable to upload it as everytime i do so its images are missing. please help

Best answer:

Answer by aondrea S
Make sure you’ve also uploaded the files containing the images to your server.

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!

Question by 4udr3y: How do I upload a local file to a webhost?
The file has the “.htm” extension, but it starts like this “C://”.

How do I upload it to a webhost like Freewebs.com?

Best answer:

Answer by Colanth
With an FTP program. Try Filezilla.

Add your own answer in the comments!

Question by Patrick M: ideal internet download and upload speed to host website at the office?
At the office we have 4 mbps download and 512 kbps upload speed. Is this enough to host a website? And how fast are the upload and download speeds of sites like youtube, ebay, etc. Thanks!

Best answer:

Answer by W G
It depends on how much content you’ll have on your web site. If it’s graphic intensive, it’s probably not going to be enough, but if it’s only text based, it’ll be fine for now. It also depends on how many users you expect to be using it at the same time, if you plan on allowing remote access to your systems, and other connections to you from the outside. It would not be unusual for a site like E-Bay to have multiple DS-3’s or OC-3’s from multiple ISPs so that they can do load balancing across them. These are large sites though, so there’s not much sense comparing them unless you plan on becoming the “next big thing.” There’s some stats at the bottom of the link below, but it doesn’t really tell their actual bandwidth from their providers.

WG

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!