Search Engines – How they work
A search engine is simply a website with a database. The database is filled with information about other websites. That information is generally provided by those other websites in order for their site...
View ArticleChanging Nameservers
While switching hosts, we always have to change the name-servers which have been set in our registrar’s account. A lot many times, finding the correct place to go & make these changes becomes a big...
View ArticleDisabling WSDL Caching
Following are the steps to disable WSDL Caching. 1. Go to php.ini 2. Look for soap.wsdl_cache_ttl = “86400”. This is the default setting. 86400 is the number of seconds in a day. So when it is set to...
View ArticleFTP Session Control
This is a good security tool to have control over your FTP user sessions. FTP session control allows you to keep a check on the number of users logged into your site through FTP and to terminate...
View ArticleIntegrating Plesk Control Panel & Plesk Sitebuilder installed On Different...
In the registry, search for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\PLESK\PSA Config\Config . Also the value of USE_WSB_VERSION (REG_SZ) should be set to that of the sitebuilder with which you want to integrate....
View ArticleReading A Traceroute Report
TRACERT Traceroute is a small program that follows the route a packet takes from your computer to any Internet host. As it moves, or “hops” (some folks also prefer to call it a “hub”) from one router...
View ArticleAll About RAM
What is RAM? Random Access Memory or RAM, is the place where the computer stores its programs that are currently in use and being worked upon. RAM is the polar opposite of a hard-disk in the sense that...
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