Active server pages
Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP) lets developers create dynamic content by using server-side scripting and components to create browser-independent dynamic content. ASP provides an easy-to-use alternative to Common Gateway Interface (CGI) and Internet Server Application Program Interface (ISAPI) by letting content developers embed any scripting language or server component into their HTML pages. ASP pages provide standards-based database connectivity and the ability to customize content for different browsers. ASP also provides error-handling capabilities for Web-based applications.
In 2002 digiwest.com.ar include de ASP.NET tecnology.

Bandwidth
Data transfer, or bandwidth, refers to the amount of electronic data sent over the network each month. Such data includes a visitor's request for a page, the page sent in response to the request, and any updates you publish to your site. The amount of data transferred is also affected by the size of the Web pages and the number of visitors to the site.
Our web hosting packages offer generous amounts of bandwidth. 1 GB of traffic roughly corresponds to 200,000 to 500,000 hits. 10 GB is about 2 to 5 mil hits. 20 GB is about 4 to 10 mil hits per month.
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Disk Space
Digiwest.com.ar provides generous amounts of hard disk space for both your web server and your mail server. Your web server disk space is separate from your mail server disk space. Each of these can be upgraded/increased.

Domain Name Server (DNS)
DNS is a mechanism that maps domain names to IP addresses. When you specify a domain name, your browser sends an address resolution request to a domain name server asking for the IP address of that host. The DNS returns the actual IP address, and your browser uses this address to communicate with the host directly. In the WorldClient control panel, you can add domains and manage your DNS records.

E-Mail Server
You can create mailboxes instantly in the WorldClient Control panel under the Mail Server management option.
A mail server comes with any web hosting account that has a domain name assigned to it. There is NO mail server set up initially for IP-only web hosting accounts. The mail server is setup automatically when you create your account or at the time you add a domain name to your IP-only account.
A postmaster e-mail account (e-mail address) is created for you during the setup process.
The postmaster and the abuse account is required by regulations (RFC) to be present on every mail domain. You can not delete postmaster mailbox. The abuse mailbox will be monitored by our staff in order to receive spam claims.
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FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
FTP is the protocol that is used by FTP programs to upload and download files from the FTP server. FTP and Web servers usually share the same server space thus allowing users to upload and download web content.

LiveStats
Easy to use browser-based reporting and configuration interface. Real-time reporting so you can make smart decisions faster. Interactive maps show geographic segmentation. Trend forecasting throughout using historical data. Drag and drop report elements to customize reports. Displays thumbnails of top viewed web pages and paths. Create multi-level filters to track pages, referrers and IP addresses. Filter reports by keyword to drill down for specific details.

Microsoft FrontPage & InterDev
Microsoft FrontPage offers a great way for customers to easily create and upload/publish professional Web sites with little knowledge of HTML. The prepackaged functionality of Microsoft FrontPage allows users to incorporate advanced features without having to write the complex server-side programs such features typically require.
InterDev Extensions are commonly used for designing large Web sites that use multiple databases and require large amounts of ASP code.
Both, Microsoft FrontPage and Visual InterDev use FrontPage Server Extensions installed on the web server for publishing developed content.

Microsoft® FrontPage® 2002
Microsoft FrontPage is a web design and publishing application that allows you to easily create and maintain Web sites, without the need to learn HTML or use FTP. FrontPage 2002 expands the capabilities available in previous versions of FrontPage. The New client-side version of FrontPage 2002 provides you with the same functionality of the 2000 version with a few added features including: the ability to add AutoShapes, WordArt, Custom Link Bars, Usage Analysis Reports and much more.

Microsoft® FrontPage® Server Extensions (FPSE)
FrontPage Server Extensions is a server side component that allows FrontPage client to publish content and manage live web sites. FPSE also process all FrontPage active elements such as forms, discussion boards, etc.

Microsoft® Internet Information Server (MS IIS)
Internet Information Services (IIS) 5 is a mature, high-performance Microsoft Windows 2000-based Web server, which builds on the success of IIS 4, the most popular Web server for Microsoft Windows NT 4.

ODBC
ODBC (Open Database Connectivity) is a standard database access method developed by Microsoft. The goal of ODBC is to make it possible to access any data from any application, regardless of which database management system (DBMS) is handling the data.

ODBC Data Source Name (DSN)
ODBC DSN is a pointer that tells the system how to connect to a specific database. It combines the database location with the specific driver information and connection details. Different ODBC DSNs need to be configured for MS Access or SQL Server databases.

Microsoft SQL Server
SQL is a high-end database system capable of hundreds of thousands of transactions per day. If coded to handle site traffic properly, databases can make your site both interactive and information-intensive. Digiwest.com.ar recommends you use Microsoft SQL (MS SQL) servers if you have a database-intensive or E-Commerce-enabled Web site, or any site that cannot tolerate downtime.

SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)
Assure your site visitors their private information is secure with an SSL certificate. SSL, or Secure Sockets Layer, enables secure online business by encrypting your customers' credit card numbers and any other confidential information that may be transmitted to and from your site. When your web page has an SSL certificate, your page will show a small gold lock or key in the lower-right-hand side of your browser.
The SSL (secure socket layer) protocol is the web standard for encrypting communications between users and Web sites. Data sent via an SSL connection is protected by encryption, a mechanism that prevents eavesdropping and tampering with any transmitted data. SSL provides businesses and consumers with the confidence that private data sent to a Web site, such as credit card numbers, are kept confidential. Web server certificates are required to initialize an SSL session.