Before you can start hosting websites from your Ubuntu server, you will first need to install web server software. This software will function as a handler for your server, allowing users to connect to the server over the public internet. While there are many different types of web server software available, one of the most Read More >

To set up your CentOS 7 web server, the first thing you need to do is install a web server program such as Apache. This program will act as a handler for your incoming and outgoing data and allow users to connect to your web server. While there are a number of different web server Read More >

Your dedicated server uses the Apached HTTP Server by default. When it is loaded, it comes with a number of commonly distributed modules (for more information on these modules, see Apache HTTP modules). These modules are also called Dynamically Shared Objects (DSOs) and may be loaded while the Apache server is already running. Normally, Apache Read More >

What are these Apache codes? 200 – OK A 200 response code means the connection has been successful and the browser will serve the websites content. 206 – Partial Content This code explains that the connection is only requesting parts of the website such as just the code with a wget command, this code can Read More >

In this article I’ll be reviewing how to use Apache access logs on either your VPS (Virtual Private Server) or dedicated server in order to determine the types of requests your website is handling. A lot of times the usage on your server can be greatly affected by the types of requests that are happening Read More >

In this article I’ll be teaching you how to use the Apache access logs on your VPS (Virtual Private Server) or dedicated server to inspect the levels of traffic your websites are receiving. If you’d like to know what’s been going on with your server and the visitors that are coming to your websites the Read More >