Where can I buy a web server?

It has to be around $1,000 to $10,000 it has to be the best.

Also with that server can I host my own website what can I do with the server.What does it do?

Where can I buy a web server?

you can go for reseller and you can even host ur website also...... it is cheap and u can be owner of ur webgosting company!!!!!!!!

now its time to understand reseller.... You can divide your 5 GB space and sell to ur clients according

You can go for reseller plan.... Kohli Hosting in India has a cheapest webhosting plan for Rs 12000/- dat%26#039;s $296 per year. You get:-

5000 MB Webspace

Unlimited Domains to host (No Limit) (So you can host 500 Domains with 10MB space and they have unlimited bandwidth i.e. there (your clients) mails will never stop even they have 10MB Webspace also)

Unlimited Bandwidth and Data Transfer

Unlimited Email Accounts

Unlimited FTP Accounts

You Can host Windows and Linux hosting from the same control panel...

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Where can I buy a web server?

Apple Xserve is pretty much the best you can get for the money, but are you sure you need to get your own server? There are many companies that provide web hosting services for a monthly or yearly fee.

Other Replys:Essentially, you just need a computer that is able to serve up web pages, when they are requested. A very fast connection may also be required.

Depending on the intended size (audience/traffic) of your website, you may need several servers.

Even if you own a web server, you still have to register the domain names, which costs money.

Other Replys:Where your money goes will depend on what your platform requirements are.

For example, if you go with a LAMP-based artitecture (Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP) then all of those are free and open-source, and so your main cost will be the hardware, and paying someone to configure everything if you don%26#039;t have the time and/or inclination to learn to do it yourself.

Note that though Linux is generally free, some distributions are backed by large companies and do have %26quot;enterprise level%26quot; support, so you%26#039;ll have someone to call if needed.

For example, the Novell Linux distribution, SUSE...

http://www.novell.com/linux/

vs. the free, open-source equivalent...

http://www.novell.com/products/opensuse/

Here%26#039;s another one...

http://mandriva.com

On the other hand, if you%26#039;re going with a Windows server solution, then a big chunck of your money will be in licensing the software.

When it comes to hardware, of course you%26#039;ll want the fastest CPU, or better, a board with multiple processors. More importantly though, ask for a system with RAID (an automated hard drive backup and recovery system).

Most of the reputable name brands like Dell or Gateway or CompUSA will custom-build the server to your requirements.

Another possible consideration: A dedicated server at a remote server farm. Basically it%26#039;s YOUR machine to configure as you like, but you don%26#039;t have to worry about how to get it connected, do the backups, etc.

http://secure.hostgator.com/cgi-bin/affi...

Other Replys:You can have a dedicated server for that price with suburb hardware and excellent support from us ( webhosting.uk.com )

You can host hundreds of sites and can reseller your space and bandwidth as per your choice and can start earning, i mean you can start your own hosting business.

Dedicated server are best in performance and throughput.