An A or Address record is used for pointing a domain or subdomain to an IP address (IPv4). An A record can be used for finding the IP address of the computer that is connected over the Internet from a name. What are A records? An A record is going to map a fully qualified […]
An easy application, cPanel enables monitoring of servers through a GUI interface instead of the command line. It’s a fact that the cPanel installation is moderately straightforward but the script takes only a few hours to run. Extra Details About cPanel – After the installation of cPanel, it’s not possible to expel from the server […]
When your browse something your web browser, a cache of the websites you visit is saved by the browser in order to load the subsequent visits quickly. Similarly, Linux too keeps a system cache – apt-cache, application cache, etc. – so subsequent loading of the application will be very fast. Cache is a good concept […]
An open-source database management system, MariaDB is commonly installed as part of the popular LEMP (Linux, Nginx, MySQL/MariaDB, PHP/Python/Perl) stack. The data is managed by MariaDB by using a relational database and SQL (Structured Query Language). It acts as a fork of MySQL that is managed by the original MySQL developers. Since it’s designed as […]
With communication being essential in today’s day and age, choosing the right email server is vital. When it comes to the best servers like Smartermail and Mailenable, we strive to deeply evaluate features in order to see which is the most exclusive, down to the tee. SmarterMail, an award-winning service, is currently benefiting small businesses […]
When migrating a website from a previous provider, it is important to test out the site while in development to ensure a smooth transition. If a website is incorrectly migrated, you can run the risk of losing not only functionality but also traffic and search visibility. Common issues that can persist following the move of […]
Email spamming is an ever present issue that can cost you or your business time and money. It is surprisingly easy for email addresses and computers to be hijacked for spamming purposes. Here are steps you can take to increase security and ensure you stay off the blacklist. Make sure your computer is free of […]
Dirty cow vulnerability mainly affects major Linux Operating Systems. Below is the impact of this vulnerability – Existing since nine years, the Dirty Cow vulnerability is found in Linux kernel and is privilege escalation vulnerability. A security expert Phil Oester found this vulnerability that can be present in about every available Linux distribution. A race […]
You might be getting for software updates several times. Though knowing it’s important, you might be ignoring it always. Surely there are reasons behind ignorance – “Sending an email to the client is important right now”; “It’s my presentation day today so I need to finish the presentation”; “What if something breaks?” But, when something goes […]
Remote Desktop features in Microsoft Windows XP Professional can be used to connect to your computer from another remote computer. Here’s an article on steps to change the port that Remote Desktop listens on. Note: The Remote Desktop Connection Client for the Mac is supportive to only port 3389 which is the default port. Warning: […]