The document discusses the key steps involved in setting up a website, including acquiring a domain name, choosing a web hosting provider, uploading files to the web server, and making the site accessible online. It covers topics like common web server operating systems, the differences between shared and dedicated hosting, and using an FTP client like FileZilla to transfer files from a local computer to the hosting server.

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9. Packet Illustration © UNT in partnership with TEA IT: Web Technologies – Web Administration Server Client How many different paths can you create from the Server to the Client? Any of these paths can be taken by a single data packet.

24. Getting Your Site Online © UNT in partnership with TEA IT: Web Technologies – Web Administration The left side is your computer(1), the right side is the web server(2). You should see a www and/or public_html directory on the server side. They point to the same place. All your web pages should be saved to that folder to be accessible online. Double click it to open it.

25. Getting Your Site Online © UNT in partnership with TEA IT: Web Technologies – Web Administration Once in the www directory (3), you should see all your website files (4). FileZilla can transfer files both directions. To transfer files, just select the file or directory and drag it to the side you want to copy it to.