by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Sep 25, 2010 | Server Administration, Server Management
Ok, now that we know what IPv6 IP address are all about in part I and II, lets take a look at what it would be like using them for sites hosted on your server. Once you’ve ensured that your OS and your DC are setup to support IPv6, the next step would be to...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Sep 18, 2010 | Server Administration, Server Management
I know I said I’d talk about IPv6 DNS records in this post, but I realized that we’d have to cover a few basics first. So lets cover those first before moving on… IPv6 in your OS Latest releases of all major OSes currently support IPv6 out of the...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Sep 9, 2010 | Server Administration, Server Management
Well, if your already setup, then you wont have to worry too much. At the current rate, the general opinion is that new hosts will have to be assigned IPv6 addresses by 2012(if the world doesn’t end). So if those hosts wish to communicate with the other IPv4...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Aug 4, 2010 | Server Administration, Server Management
In my last two posts, I talked about two options you could choose from when deciding to start your own Webhosting business. You could either start off as a Reseller, or go for your own VPS. This week I’ll talk about a third option, getting your very own...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Jul 30, 2010 | Server Administration, Server Management
Cloud is probably the most significant advancement that affected the world of computing in a big way. Even though the theory was old, the resurgence of the idea has led to benefits such as consolidation of infrastructure, lower costs, greater security(arguable), ease...
by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Jul 28, 2010 | Server Administration, Server Management
Ok. Last week we talked about the advantages/disadvantages of becoming a Reseller. Now lets look at another option: Going for a VPS. Why go for a VPS? A VPS, or Virtual Private Server, is as its name suggests a “virtual” server. Through a process known as...
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