Well, if you want to get attention you do have it But it would be very nice if you would be able to describe your problem in more detail while trying to find help on a forum. It’s because you do have the attention, but with no relevant data to start with no one will [...]
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The art of shifting responsibility in web hosting [IV.]
Yeasterday we talked about the first server service I would suggest you should “outsource” to a third party and do not run it yourself. It was DNS and as stated it’s easy to set it up when you read a few tutorials, but the security risks involved and the knowledge required are just too risky [...]
The art of shifting responsibility in web hosting [III.]
Previously I mentioned I will leave the list of free and paid DNS services for another article and do not include it into the article about DNS in general. Well, it is now the time to introduce you to the world of DNS service you can find online. I must admit it is not very [...]
The art of shifting responsibility in web hosting [II.]
Last here at Icethunder.net we talked about how we can make our days even more effective and less stressful in web hosting. I think there is no one out there who did not need to solve some kind of problem with his/her web hosting. It does not need to be a problem with the whole [...]
The art of shifting responsibility in Webhosting [I.]
I think I have been talking about this topic in a more general form in previous articles, but today I would like to summarize it as much as it only gets. I am talking about shifting your responsibilities and duties to some third party or service. The result is you will have less work to [...]
My basic VPS guide [3.]
Last time here I have talked about how to keep Debian Linux up to date and thus tighten the security of your VPS operating system. Today we will mention one more possible scenario. Although Debian is a very common operating system on servers it is not the only Linux distro found there. Another very poplar [...]
The start point for all my VPS configurations ;)
I think all of you who own a VPS server know the great feeling after you have secured it. You updated the operating system, you installed anti-virus software, root-kit checker is installed as well and you are just on the start of your journey. You have the foundation laid and if you need to move [...]
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