DOMAIN REGISTRATION

What is a domain name?

A domain name uniquely identifies a website. Typing a domain name (also called a URL) into your browser allows you to visit that site.

One unique domain name can be used as a company’s web address and for its email addresses.
Domains are much more than just names typed into a web browser. Your domain name is how the world will think of you and your business. It’s part of your brand and your marketing plan. You can have multiple domains that each relate to some aspect of your business. A domain can be easy to remember and help establish you on the web.

ANATOMY OF A DOMAIN NAME:

You most often see domains listed as www.google.com. A domain consists of two main parts. Let’s use www.google.com as an example:

1. the first part, “Google”
This is the unique part of the name. It represents your company or brand name. It is how you will be branded and known on the web.

2. The last part is called the extension
In our example it is “.com.” Other popular extensions are .net, and .org. Many people will automatically type in .com after any domain. Securing the other extensions can make sense for many people, as they help protect your brand throughout the web.

What Will My Email Address Look Like?

One of the most popular reasons to have a domain name is to have personalized email, either for your business or for personal reasons.

An email is a unique address, followed by your domain name, such as “sales@yourcompany.com” or “help@google.com.” You can often create multiple email addresses for each domain you own, so that each member of your company has their own address.

What Do The Different Extensions Represent?

Common extensions include:

  • .COM — Abbreviation of “Commerce” — currently available to all
  • .NET — Abbreviation of “Network” — currently available to all
  • .ORG — Abbreviation of “Organization” — currently available to all
  • .INFO — Abbreviation of “Information” — currently available to all
  • .BIZ — Abbreviation of “Business” — currently available to all
  • .GOV — Abbreviation of “Government” — reserved for government institutions
  • .EDU — Abbreviation of “Education” — reserved for educational institutions

    • We offer domain registration services at very reasonable prices and best of all, you don’t have to host with us should you prefer to use a different host.

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3Bee BACKUP & STORAGE SOLUTIONS

3Bee Unlimited’s BurstNET® NetBAQ™ EXTERNAL STORAGE offers SECURE ONLINE STORAGE for your important data/files. Backup and/or store your web-hosting accounts/servers, client data, images, and/or documents. Share your files with your co-workers or friends. Data is stored SECURELY on the BurstNET® GIGABIT PRIVATE BACKUP NETWORK, which utilizes FIREWALL, VPN, and ENCRYPTION technologies for SECURITY. Connect to your service via FTP, RSYNC, and/or SAMBA (Drive Mounting). Accepts automated backups directly from popular web-hosting industry software such as CPANEL™/WEBHOSTMANAGER™, PLESK™, & DIRECTADMIN™.

3Bee BACKUP & STORAGE SOLUTIONS is a secure, highly customizable online data storage, access, backup/restore, and data sharing solution for consumers and businesses with several possible interfaces and options to backup, retrieve, and manipulate your data on the web. The service supports connectivity from most operating systems–including Windows, Linux, Mac, & Unix. The Data Center provides you with a secure location for storing your most important files–where you can have access to them anywhere, anytime, using any operating system!

CORE FEATURES

  • “24/7 ACCESS – Always available access to upload/download to your account at any time of the day. Immediate access to recover data in the event a mishap occurs.
  • UNMETERED INCOMING BANDWIDTH – No limit to the amount of data that you can send for storage to your account. Generous outgoing bandwidth allocations permitting multiple downloads per month of the full amount of your storage space.
  • RAID – Virtual Storage accounts are based on RAID5 (Redundant Array) reliability, to protect against hard drive failure, to maintain the highest possible service availability and data protection. Dedicated Storage solutions have options without RAID, with RAID0 (Multiple Drives Combined), RAID1 (Mirrored Drives), & RAID5 (Multiple + Mirrored), to meet your custom needs.
  • SCALEABILITY – Start with a small Virtual Storage package for only R49.99/month, with room to grow—all the way up to multiple 4TB+ Dedicated Storage solutions.
  • RESALE – Purchase multiple Virtual Storage accounts, and resell them to your client base, OR, purchase Dedicated Storage solutions and sell Virtual Storage accounts from your servers.
  • NETWORK – Transfer your data via the BurstNET® network via Gigabit (1000MBPS) speeds. Private LAN access available to internal clientele for increased speed and resource conservation.
  • SECURITY – SSH (Secure Telnet Shell) connectivity for RSYNC, and encrypted VPN connections, provide for secure data transmission to your firewalled and locked down NetBAQ™ storage account.
  • NETBAQ™ BACKUP – With the optional NetBAQ™ Backup for Windows (client software): scheduled backups, encrypted transmission & storage, compression, email confirmations, service-mode, auto-updates, multiple file versions & backup sets, and more…”

Connection Methods

  • “FTP – Compatible with most FTP clients (CuteFTP, WS-FTP, etc…) providing a powerful and flexible system to transfer files. Interfaces with CPanel, and other software, to accept incoming backup connection processes.
  • RSYNC – Synchronizing only your files that have changed since the last backup was performed. This efficient backup method saves time, resources, bandwidth, & storage space.
  • SAMBA – Map/mount your external storage account as a local drive/directory on your computer. Drag-n-drop, open, edit, and save files directly from your workstation (E:\ drive), or serve files directly to your Linux server (/mount). Secure VPN connection required for external connecting clients.
  • VPN – Connect securely via VPN client to encrypt data transmission to your external storage account. Authenticates and allows secure, encrypted access to the BurstNET® backup network.
  • PRIVATE LAN – Dedicated Server & Co-Location clientele serviced internally in the BurstNET® Data Center may opt, for a small fee, to connect via a non-public network interface. This provides additional security from the public Internet, as well as conserves utilization on expensive and/or limited bandwidth allocations.”

If you have any questions, and we will be happy to answer them.

ZIMBRA MAIL SOLUTIONS

Zimbra is both a company and the software made by the company. Founded on Christmas of 2003 and having raised more than $30M and reached self-sustainability in only a few years, Zimbra is a software manufacturer based in San Mateo, California. Purchased by Yahoo! in September of 2007, then by VMware in February of 2010, and as of 2010 supporting more than 55 million paid mailboxes including their summer 2007 deal for Comcast’s MM customers, Zimbra’s primary product is the Zimbra Collaboration Suite (ZCS), a server-based groupware product that started by providing web-based enterprise e-mail, calendaring, and contact sharing.

As of Zimbra 6, released September 2, 2009, offline and online ZCS delivers document sharing/versioning, file sharing, secure auditable chat, task lists, and SOX/HIPPA-compliant archiving. ZCS’ primary online (SaaS) competitor is Google Apps, and off-line competitors are Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes, differentiating itself by delivering an innovative, secure, rich experience through the web first, data portability, open customization/integration, and also providing multi-platform desktop and PDA synchronization to iPhone, Blackberry, Windows Mobile and Palm OS devices.

The Zimbra web experience is the same across Windows, Mac and Linux through your favorite web browser, and also synchronizes with popular desktop clients including Outlook, Mail.app, iCal, AddressBook, Evolution (open source) and Thunderbird. The Zimbra server software runs on Red Hat Linux, Mac OS, and Linux variants. Zimlets are open-source based Zimbra plug-ins that extend Zimbra’s capabilities by integrating third-party applications, services and data sources.

There are 3 Zimbra packages to choose from.

  • Zimbra Business Email Edition
  • Zimbra Standard Edition
  • Zimbra Professional Edition
    • Prices start from r150.00, annually.

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Shared Web Hosting

At 3Bee Unlimited, we pride ourselves in keeping things simple. However, we also recognize that there are people with varying needs out there.

Our shared web hosting offering is extremely competitive, yet offers reliability, value and satisfaction.

These packages are specifically meant for beginners right up to web designers, SME’s, corporates and other power users.

If you are a bit confused, read on. Or, feel free to with your questions.

What is web hosting?

A web hosting service is a type of Internet hosting service that allows individuals and organizations to make their own website accessible via the World Wide Web. Web hosts are companies that provide space on a server they own or lease for use by their clients as well as providing Internet connectivity, typically in a data center.

Single page hosting is generally sufficient only for personal web pages. If you are interested in a single page web site, includes a free .co.cc or .za.ner domain name.

A complex site calls for a more comprehensive package that provides database support and application development platforms (e.g. PHP, Java, Ruby on Rails, ColdFusion, and ASP.NET). These facilities allow the customers to write or install scripts for applications like forums and content management.

At 3Bee, we provide an interface or control panel for managing the Web server and installing scripts as well
Just look at some of the features of the CPanel hosting.

1.• Change the language of your control panel (23 choices)
2.• Change the theme of your control panel (14 choices)
3.• Upload your files using the web-based file manager
4.• Create your own Custom Error Pages
5.• Password protect a private area of your website
6.• Block someone from your website by their IP
7.• Create a website redirect
8.• Create a cron job
9.• Create a new MySQL database
10.• Manage your MySQL databases using PHPMyAdmin
11.• Auto-install popular website applications using Fantastico
12.• Create or edit web pages using the web-based HTML editor
13.• Create a new email account (user@yourdomain.com)
14.• Create a new email forwarder (also known as an email alias)
15.• Create a new email auto-responder
16.• Access your email account using WebMail
17.• Create a new FTP Account
18.• Create a new sub-domain (http://whatever.yourdomain.com)
19.• Add a new domain to your web hosting account
20.• View detailed website statistics using AWStats
21.• View your server’s real-time and historical CPU usage

… and much more…

Or, If you have further questions, feel free to with your questions.