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Glossary of Terms Used

CGI-BIN

CGI (Common gateway interface) - A standard describing how web applications provide responses to HTTP requests. CGI is used to provide dynamic and automated services on website. One of the most common applications is to take information supplied in forms on websites, manipulate the information and do things such as send emails with the forms contents in it.

Domain Pointing

Allows multiple domains to be pointed at the same website. For example you may have a domain of www.yourcompany.com.au but also another domain of www.yourcompany.com. Domain pointing allows you to have as many domains as you like pointed to the same website at no extra cost, but they will all be pointed to the same first page of your website. 

You can modify the htaccess file to redirect the url to its own index page free of charge which any web developer worth their money will know how to do. This will allow you to have multiple web sites for one hosting fee only.

Email Aliases

Email Aliases allow multiple email addresses to be used by the same person. For example if you have an email of john.smith@somecompany.com.au, you could also have email aliases of:

  • sales@somepcompany.com.au
  • info@somecompany.com.au
  • john@somecompany.com.au or
  • accounts@somecompany.com.au
all delivered to the same email address of john.smith@somecompany.com.au.

Further more you can use a wildcard such that anything printed in front of '@somecompany.com.au' goes to john.smith@somecompany.com.au. So if someone mis-spelled your email address and sent it to jon.smithe@somecompay.com.au you would still receive the email.

FTP

FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. FTP is the unix way of moving files from one computer to another. SCP is a secure version of FTP and should be used in preference to FTP.

PHP

PHP is an HTML-embedded scripting language. PHP attempts to make it easy for developers to write dynamically generated Web pages. PHP also offers built-in database integration for several commercial and non-commercial database management systems, so writing a database-enabled web page with PHP is fairly simple. The most common use of PHP coding is probably as a replacement for CGI scripts. See http://www.php.net for more details.

Webmail

Webmail included-choose from NeoMail, Horde or Squirrel Mail. Webmail allows you to check email from any computer while you are away from your home or office

POP Accounts

POP Accounts are email boxes. Each POP account can receive email independently of other email accounts on your account. One or more email addresses can be assigned to each POP account. A mail client such as Netscape Mail or Outlook is used to collect email from POP accounts. One POP account is usually assigned to each different person. Mail Aliases are used to allocate multiple email addresses to each POP account.

SCP

SCP stands for Secure Copy. SCP provides Secure (encrypted transfer of data over insecure networks) file transfer and is rapidly replacing ftp as the default means of transfering files. SCP runs on the SSH protocol. One of the nicest differences between SCP and FTP for web-developers is that SCP connections will not timeout after 3 minutes or so, you can keep an open connection to the web-server as long as your internet connection remains online.

SSH

SSH stands for Secure Shell. SSH provides Secure (encrypted in much the same way that SSL works) Shell access over the internet. SSH is basically a secure version of Telnet.

SSL

SSL stands for Secure Socket Layer. SSL enables the encryption of all information transfered between a website and you computer.

There are 2 different levels of encryption that can be used 40Bit and 128Bit. With todays technology 40Bit encryption can be broken, 128 Bit on the other hand cannot be broken in a realistic timeframe.

Shared SSL

With all ezi hosting packages clients have access to a shared ssl 128 Bit directory such as https://www.ezihosting.com/secureyourdomain/forms.htm as standard. If you require a secure url such as  https://www.yourdomain.com you will need to purchase your own ssl certificate. With certificates purchased from us we will install them free,

Sub Domains

Sub-domains allow you to create second-level domain names, taking the form of subdomain.yourdomain.com. Sub-domains are useful to create sub-sections of your website.

SQL Server

SQL servers are database programs running on our web servers. We run  MySQL 

Telnet

Telnet provides remote access to a command line interface on remote machines.

SSH must be used in preference to telnet for security reasons, SSH provides the same functionality as Telnet in a secure environment.

 

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