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What is Internet Exchange Point (IXP)?
Internet Exchange Points, in short IXPs or IX, is the most critical section of the Internet’s infrastructure. An Internet Exchange Point is a physical facility through which various Internet Service Providers (ISP), Content Delivery Networks…
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Do Radar Detectors Work?
To better explain whether or not radar detectors work, first, it’s necessary to explain how they work. That’s because put simply, they don’t all work equally, so the answer to this question is; it’s complicated.…
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What is Reverse DNS (rDNS)?
You may have already heard of DNS (Domain Name Service) which is a service that resolved the domain name to an IP (Internet Protocol) address. DNS is like a contact book, where individuals can access…
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Is 100 Mbps internet enough for a server rack?
In the world of data centers, servers, and hosting having a faster internet connection is necessary. You shouldn’t be miser here because you could bottleneck everything here. For most of us, 100 Mbps internet connection…
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Tier 3 Internet Service Providers in India
Tier 3 ISP (Internet Service Provides) are those that take internet connectivity to the last mile. They could be your local cable operator or a broadband service company. Tier 3 ISP buys bandwidth in bulk…
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Tier 2 Internet Service Providers in India
Tier 2 ISP (Internet Service Providers) plays an important role in distributing internet connectivity from submarine cables to land masses, they can sell their bandwidth to businesses, data centers, enterprises, offices, and even consumers. Since…
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Tier 1 Internet Service Providers in India
Every country is connected with each other directly or indirectly with the help of submarine fiber optics cables to get access to the Internet. The main job of Tier 1 ISPs is to connect the…
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How safe is your neighborhood?
Have you ever wondered, exactly how safe is your neighborhood? Whether you’ve recently experienced a break-in, had new neighbors move in that you don’t know all that much about, or simply want to check that…
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Why the demand for data centers in India is soaring?
Year 2020 was difficult time for everyone, but the same time came with a lot of new opportunities to take over the local as well as international demand. The same opportunity is here for data…
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Demand for Data Centers in India Could Double by 2025
Data centers are the dedicated space in a building – a building premise – or it could be a group of buildings where a huge number of servers are running 24×7 with many failover safety…
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NetworkError: Failed to execute ‘send’ on ‘XMLHttpRequest’
Recently we enhanced our security headers and started facing ‘error in processing request’ in ajax calls. Error text: NetworkError: Failed to execute ‘send’ on ‘XMLHttpRequest’: Failed to load ‘http://masked.url/ajax.php’. (rejected) It seems that the connection…
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How to start a blog? The ultimate guide
Hello, Friends! As you know starting a blog in the right way is a very crucial step. Because the wrong ways to start a blog will never ever bring success for you. So this article…
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How do landlocked countries get access to the internet?
As you all know we get access to the Internet via fiber optics submarine cables. So how do landlocked countries get access to the Internet as they cannot access the submarine cables that connect other…
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Koko Analytics Review: A Privacy-Focused Stats for WordPress
Koko Analytics is a privacy-focused stats for them who are looking for easy to use analytics or statistics plugin for their WordPress blogs. As a blogger what one wants is basic details about traffic statistics…
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What is the Difference Between Guaranteed and Burstable RAM?
Guaranteed RAM and Burstable RAM both are a common term in web hosting servers. Many hosting companies offer Guaranteed RAM in their dedicated servers while in affordable Virtual Private or Shared servers Burstable RAM is…
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