Have you ever wondered what website defacement is and how to prevent it? If not, then it is high time that you do some research for yourself. Defacing a web page is to change its appearance (when viewed by the user) by removing, adding, or altering files in the webserver, which is generally done by […]
Using cPanel to manage your servers makes your job ten times easier and saves you a lot of time since most of your tasks and configurations will only take a few clicks to do. But it can be daunting, especially for inexperienced beginners who might make decisions that can affect their website performance and flexibility […]
A Content Delivery Network is a vital component of any good-old-fashioned website and software these days. The content you see on your smartphones today, on almost any site or app, images or videos, or any other sort of online content will be delivered over a content delivery network. This means the internet is divided up […]
In the world of web hosting, you’ll come across two very popular web servers: Apache and Nginx. Both are the most popular web servers for Linux. They both serve over 50% of all web traffic on the Internet. It’s no surprise that these two are so popular. This article will compare the two to see […]
A domain name registrar refers to any business that deals in the registration of Internet domain names for profit. A domain name registrar usually has its own reservations and control of domain names and often acts as a registrant with the ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) in an effort to reserve them […]
Any website that you view on the internet is a collection of raw data such as images, texts and database content stored on a computer somewhere on the internet. A web server is software installed on that same computer for the sole purpose of answering a client’s http request meaning that a web server puts […]
A long time ago, when the Internet started booming, we realized that IPv4 isn’t going to be enough to cover everyone to access the Internet. That’s why IPv6 was created in order to satisfy the deficiency of IP addresses caused by the limitations of IPv4. What is IP in the first place? IP is […]
In early September of 2008, Google launched its new web browser, Google Chrome. At the time, Google predicted, “In the next few months, half of all Internet users will have access to a high speed connection that provides data storage over both the Internet speed.” This prediction came just months before the company released its […]
First of all, FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol, and it’s a protocol used to communicate and transfer files between computers on a TCP/IP network (The Internet). In other words, FTP is a way to transfer files online. It’s also one of the oldest protocols that we still use today to move files around. […]
If you’re starting your own hosting business, or you are a web developer/designer who is bundling additional web hosting services to your customers then, you might have heard about WHMCS. In the article, we’ll learn more about WHMCS and why you should use it, so let’s start. What is WHMCS? WHMCS stands for Web […]