Different Between VPS Cloud Dedicated Server

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What is difference between, VPS, Cloud And Dedicated Server?

VPS

Vps stands for virtual private server. Some partitions are made on some computer and each partition is called vps. You can install your own operating system on this partition or on vps. Vps has allocated specific disk space. On some vps the banwidth is unmetered. Some web softwares like cpanel can be installed on vps. Some vps providers charge extra for cpanel installation. You can install any software on vps. Virtual private server is costly then shared hosting.

Dedicated server hosting

Dedicated server hosting or managed hosting is an individual computer which is dedicated to only you. The disk space and memory depends upon the computer you have assigned. You can install any operating system on this allocated machine. If you are installing open source operating system then maybe there are no extra charges but if you are to install windows operating system then some extra charges may also be deducted. But in most cases the installation and setup fees is included in the monthly charges. Dedicated servers are assigned monthly transfer rate at speed of 10 Mbits/s, 100 Mbits/s or 1000 Mbits/s. Some providers give full help of managing your dedicated servers and some charges for extra help. Dedicated servers are costly than any of others hosting services.

Cloud hosting

In cloud hosting your data is saved in multiple computers. The concept of cloud hosting was first adopted by Google. Google searches and mail services are all managed by cloud method. In cloud hosting if your website has high load then it is transferred to other machines to keep load balancing and your website speed will not be affected. You have no need to purchase dedicated server and some predefined bandwidth which you don’t use. You will be only charged for the things you utilize. In cloud hosting you only save your data or website in one location and other process of cloud processing is self-managed. The price of cloud hosting is higher than shared hosting but less than vps and dedicated servers but the price also depends upon how much space and bandwidth you are utilizing.

Shared web hosting

Shared web hosting is cheaper than any of the other web hosting. If you have small website and the visitors of your site are less then I suggest you to go for shared hosting. In computer many partitions are made and each website is assigned one partition. One website resides in one partition. Each website has been allocated different space and bandwidth. The disadvantage of shared hosting is that if the computer on which all websites are stored have some serious problem then all the websites will be affected and become no more alive. So here cloud computer or cloud hosting has more benefit.

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Different Between LAN WAN MAN

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What are main differences between LAN, WAN and MAN?

LAN (Local Area Network) is a complex client/server network, that is allocated and deployed at the relatively small space. It might be limited by just one building, office or sometimes even room. LAN can consist of big amount of equipment: servers, clients, printers, phones, not to mention all the devices that are used for interconnection of the devices, such as splitters and switches. In practice, LANs are often connected together in order to spare tasks on multiple servers. It makes managing network easier, when it is known the purpose of each separate server.

Figure 1.  Typical WAN that includes many LANs.

If multiple LANs are being interconnected while allocated on close premises, this type of network is called MAN (Metropolitan Area Network), while many engineers refer to it as a WAN (Wide Area Network). WAN is a set of LANs interconnected, and allocated in different locations. It might be in different buildings, cities or even countries. Both MAN and WAN are using different from LAN transmission technology and methods. WAN is widely used in large companies, that has offices in all over the world, while resources for these offices should be shared. Also, we can refer to Internet – largest WAN in the world, that is combining millions of LANs together.

Examples:

LAN:

Private printing laboratory, called “Print it!”, where all the printing equipment and working computers of all eight employees are on the same floor. They have one server where data is stored and one backup server. No one can access their LAN due security and privacy reasons.

MAN:

The company described above has bought company across the street, that used to be printing on shirts, cups and bags, called “Shirts printing”. “Shirts printing” has been having its own LAN with own server that could be accessed only from inside. But now, it is a part of bigger company, so the resources could be managed more efficiently. The MAN network is being created, including both companies equipment, servers and computers. Now one server is used for data by both offices while the other one is used as a backup storage.

WAN:

“Printing Europe” company, which has offices and printing labs all over Europe, just bought “Print it!”. Now, the designers working in “Printing Europe” office in Paris should be able to give their projects to the printing lab, make corrections and fixes on the go. The “Print it!” office is connected to the WAN network, the network that includes all the offices in Europe, and makes working and sharing easier. Now the servers in the “Print it!” office are used just for local storage, while data centre in Paris is being used for working purposes.

LAN vs MAN vs WAN
The terms LAN, MAN, WAN are terms widely used in Technology (Internet world). Here, we will list out the differences between them. Read point to point differences between LAN and MAN and WAN.

LAN

1. LAN (Local Area Network) is a group of computers and other network devices which are connected together.
2. All the devices that are part of LAN are within a building or multiple building.
3. LAN network has very high speed mainly due to proximity of computer and network devices.
4. LAN connection speeds can be 10Mbps or 100Mbps or 1000Mpbs also.
5. LAN uses Guided Media

MAN

1. MAN ((Metropolitan Area Network) is a larger network of computers and other network devices which are connected together usually spans serveral buildings or large geographical area.
2. All the devices that are part of MAN are span across buildings or small town.
3. MAN network has lower speed compared to LAN.
4. MAN connection speeds can be 10Mbps or 100Mbps.
5. MAN uses Guided Media or Unguided media.

WAN

1. WAN (Wide Area Network) is a group of computers and other network devices which are connected together which is not restricted to a geographical location. Internet is WAN
2. All the devices that are part of WAN have no geographical boundaries.
3. WAN speed varies based on geographical location of the servers. WAN connects serveral LANs
4. WAN connection speeds can be 10Mbps or 100Mbps.
5. WAN mainly uses Guided Media or Unguided media. Its long distance communications, which may or may not be provided by public packet network.

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