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As the name suggests, a dedicated erver is put in place for use only by a single client. This is usually preferred by business and organizations since the set up is customized to meet the needs of the organization. Access to data is convenient and the organization also gets to benefit from great support services [...]
There is nothing worse than having an unreliable server, not only can it bring about a lot of stress but it can also cost you valuable clients since your productivity is also not reliable. If you are constantly shifting servers, then maybe it’s time you build your own server. Before you can go about this, [...]
When making the decision between taking on the services of a managed server provider and hosting your own servers privately, most of the key benefits of the former center around security, dependability and ongoing professional support. However, all of the above will over time add up to quite significant cost savings, which can in turn [...]
Server colocation is an incredible good choice for people as well as small businesses who want to gain from establishing a popular website several hits. Server colocation also offers an opportunity to benefit from several hits without paying for the bandwidth charges, which is normally associated with several hits and popularity of a given site. [...]
Do you really need 500 GB of space and a terabyte of bandwidth? What about that quad-core server you’ve been renting for the last twelve months? While web hosting needs often increase over time, they can decrease as well, often without you realizing it. If you have a high-end web hosting plan or a large [...]
Over the past year, we have covered many networking tips for servers. Here is a brief summary of the most important networking tips you should keep in mind for your dedicated server. 1. Use both a router firewall and a software firewall 2. Your name servers should be hosted on at least two different servers [...]
GREP, which stands for global regular expression print, is a sophisticated Linux/Unix tool that can serve many purposes, but one useful purpose on a dedicated server is its ability to search files and directories. With grep you can search within multiple files with relative ease. You can also parse printed screen data to simplify results. [...]
The default port for most FTP servers is 21, and that is how most system administrators will leave it. The majority of FTP clients are configured to use it, and some will not even ask you to change it unless you dig through the configuration. There are, however, a few situations where you might want [...]
If you recall from a post here several months ago, the U.S. government only utilizes 7% of its server capacity. Although it’s important to leave room to grow, wasting so many resources is costly. It is also a bad idea to over-utilize a server. For most applications, you do not want to be using more [...]
A “safe mode” in general is a term used to refer to software that has all but the most critical components disabled in order to increase stability. Often times when there is a stability or security issue, running in safe mode will allow the user to still access the system and fix any problems. In [...]
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