How To Setup A Website with Minimum Budget
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Many people want to start their own business on the internet. Of course the most important thing for the business is A Website.
Here's how to setup a website with minimum budget.
1. Get a domain
Here's how to setup a website with minimum budget.
1. Get a domain
If you want to setup a blog you can use CO.CC service for free.You can re-direct your blogger page to co.cc domain.
If you want to setup a company or corporate site like www.mysite.com or www.mysite.net, I recommended using GoDaddy service. The price start from USD 1.99
2. Get a hosting
If you want to setup a blog, you can use Basic Hosting from Online Shop Demo for only USD 6 per year.
Here's what you get from Basic Hosting Package :
If you want to setup a company or corporate website, Online Shop Demo provides several different packages for hosting.
Finally, the cost for setup a website starts from USD 6 - USD 7.99
If you want to setup a company or corporate site like www.mysite.com or www.mysite.net, I recommended using GoDaddy service. The price start from USD 1.99
2. Get a hosting
If you want to setup a blog, you can use Basic Hosting from Online Shop Demo for only USD 6 per year.
Here's what you get from Basic Hosting Package :
- 50 MB Space
- 500 MB Bandwith
- Can Host Unlimited Domain
- Can Host Unlimited Add On Domain
- Can Host Unlimited Parked Domain
- Can Have Unlimited Email
- Using Your Own CPanel
- Many Scripts To Choose For in Fantastico Deluxe & Quick Install
If you want to setup a company or corporate website, Online Shop Demo provides several different packages for hosting.
Finally, the cost for setup a website starts from USD 6 - USD 7.99
Setting Modem Mobi Fren ( Pantech PX-500 ) on Fedora
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I have a modem Pantech PX-500 and it was bundled with the provider so it's called Mobi Fren.
When I use Windows, there are no problems with it because the driver's available for Mac, Win Xp and Win Vista/Win 7. But unfortunately no driver for linux.
So I was wondering whether I can use this modem with Linux or not.
After I installed Fedora 12
But then there's a new problem. I can't connect to the internet because I have to setup the username and password first. Mobi Fren offers 2 types of use. The first one is regular usage and the second one is unlimited usage and to make things complicated it has different username and if I want to use unlimited service then I have to inject the username and password directly into the modem.
I have Huawei E160 Modem and I use Telkomsel and XL as my provider for internet connection and it was more simple and in Fedora I can connect to the internet directly without setting up the username and password.
Now let's try setting Mobi Fren in Fedora, I open Network Connection setting on Fedora and I choose Broadband.
Just enter your dial up no in this case #777 with username and password. Then save the setting.
On the Fedora Desktop, at the top right corner, find Network Icon and left klik then choose Broadband
Voila ... now you're connected to the Internet using Mobi Fren.
Unfortunately, if you disconnected and try to connect again you have to restart the Fedora first.
Let me know if you have solution for that :)
Setting Modem HSDPA Bandluxe C100 on Ubuntu
7:51 AM | Posted by
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Here's the step to setup modem BandLuxe C100 WCDMA on your Ubuntu
.
1. You need to install package wvdial first.
Check your system in terminal using :
#dpkg -l | grep wvdial
2. Make sure you're disconnected from ethernet / LAN
Stop the network in terminal using :
#/etc/init.d/networking stop
3. Plugin the modem BandLuxe C100 into USB Port
4. Open terminal and login as root
5. Make a symbolic link from ttyUSB0 to modem
#ln -s /dev/ttyUSB0 /dev/modem
6. Type this as root :
#wvdialconf
7. Edit file /etc/wvdial.conf
Phone = {your ISP dialup #}
Password = { your ISP login password }
Username = { your ISP login name }
Save the file
8. Connect to ISP using this command in terminal :
#wvdial
If you can see the IP WAN
and DNS
address then the connection is successful.
Try using ping test to a website.
9. To disconnect from the ISP hold and press Ctrl+C on the opened terminal.
1. You need to install package wvdial first.
Check your system in terminal using :
#dpkg -l | grep wvdial
2. Make sure you're disconnected from ethernet / LAN
Stop the network in terminal using :
#/etc/init.d/networking stop
3. Plugin the modem BandLuxe C100 into USB Port
4. Open terminal and login as root
5. Make a symbolic link from ttyUSB0 to modem
#ln -s /dev/ttyUSB0 /dev/modem
6. Type this as root :
#wvdialconf
7. Edit file /etc/wvdial.conf
Phone = {your ISP dialup #}
Password = { your ISP login password }
Username = { your ISP login name }
Save the file
8. Connect to ISP using this command in terminal :
#wvdial
If you can see the IP WAN
Try using ping test to a website.
9. To disconnect from the ISP hold and press Ctrl+C on the opened terminal.
Labels:
Bandluxe C100,
HSDPA,
HSDPA USB Modem,
Internet Connections,
Mobile Internet,
Modem HSDPA,
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