by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Apr 13, 2009 | Server Administration
DHCP is a protocol that is designed to reduce the complexity that is involved in IP address allocation. Consider an organization having, say, 20 computers. In this case, it is easily possible for an administrator to specify the IP addresses, default gateways and DNS...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Apr 6, 2009 | cPanel, Server Administration, Technical Support
I would personally recommend Bobcares to any web hosting company out there, that is willing to give quality and affordability a chance. As I check the Bobcares testimonial list, I wonder what makes our clients want to write these gracious comments. Besides public...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Mar 28, 2009 | Magento, Server Administration
Like last year, Bobcares was a Gold Partner this year too, for the WebhostingDay 2009. I had a great time at this year’s conference. It gave me a chance to meet people and catch up some very interesting conversations with them. According to the organisers, there were...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Mar 18, 2009 | Server Administration
Ruby on Rails is an open source web application framework that is defined for the Ruby programming language. Also known as RoR, it uses the Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern to organize application programming. Some of the advantages of the Ruby...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Mar 9, 2009 | Server Administration
Consider a business organization that has its facilities spread across the country or around the world. There is one thing that it will need – a way to maintain fast, secure and reliable communication amongst all its branches. There are also many organizations...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Mar 6, 2009 | cPanel, Server Administration, Technical Support
Server Management is not about just having someone to check if your server is online. Server Managers are the ones you entrust to see that your server software is up to date, the security patches that you have in place are working, the firewall of the server is secure...
