This article provides you with information on how to clear your browser cache. Before you begin Clearing your web browser’s cache, cookies, and history may remove data such as the following: Saved passwords Address bar predictions Shopping cart contents, etc. While you should clear your web browser’s cache, cookies, and…
This article provides you with information regarding setup and configuration of a WordPress Multisite Network. WordPress comes with a built-in capability to create multiple websites using the same WordPress installation. A WordPress multisite network is used by blogs, schools, and businesses, who need to run separate websites but want to…
I/O is short for “input/output.” In the context of a hosting account, it’s the “throughput” or speed of data transfer between the hard disk and the RAM. Naturally, increasing the speed of transfer makes the process faster. Unlike some other limits, you don’t “exceed” your I/O limit and it…
Memory is your Web server’s most crucial resource, which serves multiple, related purposes: Website data loaded into RAM loads most quickly Having more RAM prevents your CPU from having to retrieve data from the hard disk as often Scripts that write to memory (e.g. PHP) will have more breathing room…
CPU represents the number of central processing units (CPUs) available to your account to process requests. This ranges from loading data into RAM and processing scripts, to delivering content to visitors and writing into databases. Essentially, your CPU underpins the rest your account’s resources. If the reason for high…
If you log in to cPanel, you will see STATISTICS on the left-hand side with “Entry Processes” below it. An “Entry Process” only takes roughly a second to complete, therefore most people get it confused with how many visitors they can have on their website. A 20 limit Entry…
This article provides you with information regarding why Mod_security application firewall is so important in both shared and VPS environments. What is mod_security? Apache (Your web server software) comes with a module called “mod_security” that protects your website from attackers that compromise your site through the web URL’s….
After signing up, you will land on the Office 365 admin panel. From here you need to visit Setup » Domains page to add your custom domain. This will bring you to the domains settings page. Go ahead and click on the ‘Add domain’ button to continue. On the next…
Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a novice user, this guide equips you with the knowledge needed to navigate the evolving landscape of email security. Stay informed, enhance your awareness, and fortify your email defense strategies by delving into the valuable information shared within these pages. Safeguard your communication channels…
This article provides you with information regarding spam prevention. Spam is an ongoing issue that costs business and individuals billions of dollars worth of lost time and resources. Spam includes unsolicited commercial email (UCE) and other unwanted bulk emails. In this article, we cover: How do I prevent spam? How…