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  1. 12-18-2007 11:51 AM #1
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    Moving your site to a new hosting provider in China: six-steps guide

    The prospect of moving an existing site to a new hosting account is often a daunting one. Whether you are planning the move because of poor service/performance of current host, or because of other reasons, including better price/value of the new host, location (moving your site to China for faster access within the country) etc., good planning and preparation is the key to ensure full success....

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  2. 12-25-2007 02:06 AM #2
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    Re: Moving your site to a new hosting provider in China: six-steps guide

    Even if you move your site to some other hosting company with the time problems will come . As far as i know all the hosting companys at some point have there updates or server issues so its best just to run some apache version to your pc and be your own hosting provider . This way you wont depend on some other services or thinks ..
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  3. 12-25-2007 10:21 PM #3
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    Re: Moving your site to a new hosting provider in China: six-steps guide

    The most important thing for me is backing up data. BTW, don't forget this step:

    Research about other hosts and read genuine user reviews.
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  4. 12-25-2007 11:34 PM #4
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    Re: Moving your site to a new hosting provider in China: six-steps guide

    Very true rawpinions, and on top of regularly backing up your data, it makes sense to keep your host separate from the company where you purchase your domain name. You don't want to be stuck with your host or lose the domain name you have been promoting for months/years when you try to switch of hosting company.
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  5. 12-26-2007 12:01 AM #5
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    Re: Moving your site to a new hosting provider in China: six-steps guide

    Quote Originally Posted by chinaseo
    ...it makes sense to keep your host separate from the company where you purchase your domain name.
    That's how I got my very first site this year. :-\ I didn't know anything about all this...so I totally fell for the "free domain" feature provided by the web host. NEVER again. Total control of your domain name is KEY!!!

    If you do something that gets your hosting suspended you might lose your domain too.
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  6. 12-26-2007 05:46 PM #6
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    Re: Moving your site to a new hosting provider in China: six-steps guide

    i m almoust like rawpinions .. this year i made my first webpage using my macromedia and all the knowledge i have on html or php .. i m steel lurning new thinks about thows to languages but i usualy use free open source programs that allows you to make your own webpage using there hosting and layouts for free..
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    Re: Moving your site to a new hosting provider in China: six-steps guide

    very nice to read..i hope its going to help so many people
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