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Cloud Hosting July 7, 2014

Preparing your Business for Big Data

The term big data is being heard with ever-increasing frequency in the corporate world. Businesses of vastly different types all need to prepare themselves for the onset of big data as soon as possible.

Big data is defined rather simply as the collection and storage of vast amounts of information. With todayâ€™s technologies, the collection and storage of massive amounts of data is not a challenging task, certainly not like it was in years gone by. The key issue for a business enterprise is determining how to utilize the massive amounts of stored data as a valuable resource.

IT Support July 4, 2014

osCommerce vs. Zencart

osCommerce

osCommerce is a free option for an online shopping cart. It is a basic, quick, and easy Open Source eCommerce solution for setting up an e-store. It is PHP based and uses the MySQL database. This is an option that requires little to no effort to get up and running (at its basic level), has several add-on features, and it has been released under GNU General Public License.

Dedicated Server Security June 15, 2014

How Does a Firewall Work?

The main aim of a Firewall is to stop intruders from getting into your network or your computer. A Firewall is supposed to monitor what goes in and what goes out of the computer/network. It is supposed to block suspicious traffic whilst allowing regular traffic to travel through unhindered.

Dedicated Server Security June 13, 2014

The Basics of DDoS Protection

A DDoS attack is when a network or online resource is denied to the intended user, and usually via a malicious means. DDoS means distributed denial-of-service. Protecting against denial of service is done in a number of ways.

Dedicated Server June 11, 2014

How to Improve Server Efficiency

Server efficiency is important because the last thing you want is your hosting service let you down when you have high traffic numbers. Here are a few ways you may improve your server efficiency.

Server Security June 9, 2014

An Overview of Botnet

A botnet is a network and a robot. It is where a few computers work together on a network in order to complete tasks. Just one computer or robot is in control of giving orders a little like a queen bee gives orders to the others so that they may complete a single task.

Support of the day June 7, 2014

How to Use Command Line Functions

A command line is a semi-direct way of talking to your computer. It would take us too long to write in binary, so we write with command line functions which the computer translates into binary. A program on your computer communicates a different programming code, which converts to command line functions, which converts to binary.

Dedicated Server Basics June 5, 2014

Necessary Basic Server Administration Services

The word â€œnecessaryâ€ makes it difficult to judge. For example, many people consider security to be necessary, whereas others consider problem prevention to be the big necessary thing.

Web Hosting June 3, 2014

Operating Systems Used for Web Hosting

When you use hosting services, you get to use a server from a data center. A server is nothing more than a very big and very expensive computer. That computer doesnâ€™t have to run on an operating system, but it will make life a lot easier if it does. It is the same as how you require an operating system for your mobile device or desktop computer if you want to use it in the normal fashion.

IT Support June 1, 2014

What Is a Dynamic Web Page?

This is a web page that is built and managed as a single page, but that varies its content based on who is looking at it from which device. There are dynamic web pages and static web pages. A static web page is managed and built as a single page, but it looks the same every time until it is changed or updated. With a dynamic web page, the content may change from one viewing to the next. This can even happen if the same device is used on the same day. For example, the content may change depending on something such as who is signed in to Facebook at the time.