.Org wholesale price to increase to $8.25

.Com prices may be fixed for the next six years, but that’s not stopping other registries from increasing prices.

Public Interest Registry has informed ICANN that it will increase the wholesale cost of a .org domain name to $8.25 on July 1, 2013.

It sent a letter to ICANN on Christmas Eve that was just published yesterday.

Apparently I (and ICANN) are a bit late on this news, but that’s what happens when you slip a notice in over the holidays.

A price increase for .org basically happens once a year. In April 2011 it increased to $7.21; in 2012 it increased to $7.70.

Verisign just announced a 10% .net price hike to $5.62.

Awesome Godaddy Groupon Deal $25 gets you $70 in credit

Godaddy.com is running a pretty sweet Groupon.com deal. Buy $70 worth of credits for $25 .  The deal ends Sunday at 12:00 AM.

You buy $70 worth of credit for $25, then over the course of a year you use a .99 coupon each new registration.  You could feasibly end up with 70 new domains for $25 or roughly 25 cents per domain.

Godaddy.com, always has it’s share of cheap domain name registration coupons out there on the web so for you extreme couponers this might not be a reach.  DomainShane posted 3 domain registrations codes for .99 today in fact.  I think this is a first for a domain registrar to run a Groupon deal and my hunch is that it won’t be the last.

cheap dreamhost discount

For you who wanna use dreamhost web hosting services, in here i'll share to you some discount code that  i know .Dreamhost is one of the best web hosting out there.

diskon $25 off : give25dream

diskon $15 off dan free 1 reg : free1reg

i'll update it again for sure..thank you and good luck  :) 

cheap web hosting

There are a lot of web hosting that promise about speed and well service, also  provide a low cost prices.But here i 'll show you one of them

 HOSTGATOR

 Hostgator is a web hosting services that well known and its stand about 2002. A pretty long time for web hosting and that give a promise about well service ,and ability to keep they costumer satisfied. Another plus from hostgator is that we will get 4500 template for free ,unlimited bandwith, unlimited disk space. and unlimited addon domain.

 Hostgator provide some packet we can choose. There are hatchling plan, baby plan and business plan.and there are lot of discount code offered, for example give25gator to get  25% off,and also many another discount code. I suggest you to choose baby plan and use discount code to get cheaper and well service.

The most i like from them is quick and responsive customer service, for every problem we have. Hostgator is  one of the best web hosting that i know, and its worth it for you to give a try.

cheap hostgator discount

here is some hostgator discount code that i know..hope it work and useful for you all.

25% off    : give25gator

$9.94 off  : get9offware

Vogel.com domain name sold for $75,000

Vogel.com domain name sold for $75,000 through Sedo,topped Domain Name Journal's weekly sales list of reported domain names for the week ending Sunday,October 14,2012. 

There were no six figure domain name sales this week.

Sedo had a great week in the sales chart,taking twelve of the top 20 positions.Correspondingly,Afternic took one of the top 20 positions .

.COM dominated once again the list,with 11 of the top 20 positions.

Here are the top 20 positions for the week ending  October 14,2012 :

1.Vogel.com $75,000

2.MyWed.com $50,000

3.Doctor.co.uk $40,248

4.Ristorante.it $25,545

5.JustPay.com $25,000

6.OffTheBeatenTrack.com $20,000

7.Credit.com.au $18,964

8.Planten.nl $18,340

9.OO.tv $18,000

10.MyanmarTour.com $15,000

11.PayWithCash.com $15,000

12.WithMe.com $15,000

13. Keno.co.uk $14,490

14LuxuryVillaRentals.com $13,500

15.Postkarte.com $13,318

16.Restaurantes.info $13,100

17.Engineering.co $13,000

18.LawPal.com $12,500

19.RoadBook.com $12,445

20.Sterling.co.uk $12,000

See here the Domain Name Journal list of top reported sales .

How does the internet work ?

It's hard to imagine life without it now. Every year, engineers create more devices to integrate with the Internet. This network of networks crisscrosses the globe and even extends into space. But what makes it work?

To understand the Internet, it helps to look at it as a system with two main components. The first of those components is hardware. That includes everything from the cables that carry terabits of information every second to the computer sitting in front of you.

Other types of hardware that support the Internet include routers, servers, cell phone towers, satellites, radios, smartphones and other devices. All these devices together create the network of networks. The Internet is a malleable system -- it changes in little ways as elements join and leave networks around the world. Some of those elements may stay fairly static and make up the backbone of the Internet. Others are more peripheral.

These elements are connections. Some are end points -- the computer, smartphone or other device you're using to read this may count as one. We call those end points clients. Machines that store the information we seek on the Internet are servers. Other elements are nodes which serve as a connecting point along a route of traffic. And then there are the transmission lines which can be physical, as in the case of cables and fiber optics, or they can be useless signals from satellites, cell phone or 4G towers, or radios.

All of this hardware wouldn't create a network without the second component of the Internet: the protocols.Protocols are sets of rules that machines follow to complete tasks. Without a common set of protocols that all machines connected to the Internet must follow, communication between devices couldn't happen. The various machines would be unable to understand one another or even send information in a meaningful way. The protocols provide both the method and a common language for machines to use to transmit data.

source: computer.howstuffworks.com

Domain Sales weekly report

DNjournal.com has reported top 10 domain sales in sept. 24 2012 until sept. 30 2012, and here is the chart for top 10 domain name sales.

Domain	Sold For	Where Sold
1.	RestaurantSupply.com	$150,000	MostWantedDomains
2.	Buy.me	€115,000 = $148,350	Sedo
3.	HormoneReplacementTherapy.com	$42,000	DomainNameSales
4.	Camster.com	$40,099	AfternicDLS
5.	House.net	$40,000	AfternicDLS
6. tie	GPSTracking.com	$30,000	AfternicDLS
6. tie	HerbalZone.com	$30,000	AfternicDLS
8. tie	IOOI.com	$25,000	GoDaddyAuctions/ DomainNameSales
8. tie	USAFlorist.com	$25,000	Pvt Sale
10.	SafetyGloves.com	$22,000	GoDaddyAuctions

 


Looks great right :D  so if you have domain name related or typo for the domain above. You can wish it is your lucky week to sell them.

Domain Brokerage List

Brokerage

Do you want to sell your domain but you don't know where to go? Here is some of domain broker list and marketplace i know.

1.MonikerBrokerage.com

   Moniker has a long list of domain name buyers with its past live auctions and customer database. They offer buying and selling services, so use the tabs on the site. Moniker is a very trusted domain name service with in-house escrow and domain name registrars as well as the popular domain name auction service SnapNames.com

2.Latonas.com

   Rick Latona offers domain brokerage by selling domains in auction on Latonas.com, in Live auction events at T.R.A.F.F.I.C.

3.Sedo.com

   Sedo is one of the largest domain name brokers in the industry.

4.Domainconsultant.com

   Another very trusted service! They are a collection of domain name professionals, which includes brokerage. They are currently brokering DomainName.com

5.Afternic.com
   One of the best marketplace in domain industry.

HP Introduces New IPS and Security Services

A core component of modern enterprise security is the IPS (Intrusion Prevention System). HP is now advancing its TippingPoint IPS portfolio with the new NX platform, which it says can deliver as much as 13 Gigabits per second of IPS inspection throughput. The purpose-built, modular platform enables administrators to plug in new ports or different types of ports. "The operating system is the TippingPoint Operating system, and the box is a custom built box with custom silicon to make sure we get the best performance," Callahan said.
The NX is also what is known as a Next Generation IPS (NGIPS), device as it bundles in application awareness. The NGIPS market is a competitive one, with rivals like IBM debuting its own system. The IBM Security Network Protection XGS 5000platform, announced in July, can handle up to 2.5 Gbps of inspected traffic.
HP's product includes a reputation feed, which enables the TippingPoint IPS to block access to known bad IP addresses, whether outbound or inbound.
"The NX platform brings in the idea to also do security based on reputation feeds," Callahan said. "So it's not only pattern and filter matching."

Read the full story at eSecurityPlanet: 
HP Takes Aim at Printer Security