There was one post at webhostingtalk.com today which cought my eye. The problem waiting to be solved has been like this Hey everyone, I’m a ‘little’ new to webhosting, but I just have a quick question about having a domain name, ie: (www.)aol.com resolve to one host and ns1.aol.com/ns2.aol.com resolve to another host. could this [...]
Your website on a VPS is not working? Troubleshooting…
Well, two days and two very different forum posts catched my attention. We know what I suggested yesterday and I will cover some of my suggestions on today’s case in this article. The whole thing is related to a pretty annoying problem. You upload your web site online, set-up your VPS correctly [DNS, web server [...]
Cheap SSL certificates for your web site?
I have not posted an article into the WH REACTION category for a longer time and thus I think it is the right time to add one I have come across a nice post at the webhostingtalk.com forum today asking for some assistance [or help]. It was about SSL certificates and if users of the [...]
How to solve hosting problems?
This is a nice topic for the mid of the week The end of the week is still far away and thus problems and work needs to be cleared and done. And hosting problems are no different as web hosting is not problem and trouble free. There are just so many things which can go [...]
The art of determining your real needs
I run across an interesting problem today as I was searching trough the webhostingtalk.com forum. I know I have been talking about it in the past, but it still seems like a very good one to cover. It is the problem of choosing the right web hosting for your web site needs. It is not [...]
Security and shared hosting
It does not matter whether we are talking about internet-banking, web hosting, or Amazon purchases the one thing we should never forget is “Security”. The Internet is not a very safe place and thus thinking about security all the time is a very important thing. Regular user point of view A regular user just log’s [...]
VPS and security…My story…
This post will be only a short one. It’s only aim is to make sure, that you know one thing: 1. Always check your VPS and perform daily updates It’s because you never know what could go wrong!!! Some time ago it hit even me. I performed daily updates, tried to secure my VPS as [...]
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