Launching your own website can be one of the most exciting times in your career. You’ve worked hard for a long time to get to this point, and you’re looking forward to getting it off your plate. Doing final checks is probably the last thing on your mind, however if you want to give yourself […]
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Guide to Remote Desktop Connections
In order to access our hosted desktop services, at least initially, you need to connect using a remote desktop application, using Microsoft Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). Many people will have never used this feature that is included with every version of Windows since XP. This guide will help to explain the technology, the different platforms […]
Steps to Setup a High-Availability WordPress Website
High availability is a measure of the ability of a system to maintain operations despite computer and network failures. High Availability is about ensuring that any system or process is available for use at all times. When you need your business website to be available at all times, high availability is non-negotiable. Introduction: What is […]
Blogging for beginners
Want to know more about how to start writing a blog? Look no further, because we’ve created the definitive guide on everything you need to know about getting started on your new blogging adventure. 10 steps to starting your blog To make the information easier to digest, we’ve arranged the content into segments so you […]
Select Your Perfect Domain Name For Brand & SEO
A Top Tier Guide On How To Select Your Perfect Domain Name Most marketing and business professionals agree: your website is your most important marketing tool. Choosing a domain name is one of the most consequential decisions you’ll make. Your website and its accompanying domain name (a.k.a. URL, web address) represent your brand, aid with SEO […]
How to troubleshoot common HTTP error codes?
When you try to access a web server or a web application, every HTTPS request received by a server is answered with an HTTPS status code. The HTTP status codes are composed of 3 digits and grouped in 5 different classes. These status classes can be quickly identified thanks to the first digit as below: […]
