By: Dave Cooper, RackNerd I’ve had the pleasure of running my own business in the past and I’d like to share some tips with you that helped me grow my business, gain more customers, and be more profitable. It’s super simple but many business owners miss these most basic steps. 1. Brand The brand is […]
By: Dave Cooper, RackNerd COVID-19 has hit most businesses like a ton of bricks, and others not so much – but until today the thought about working remotely hasn’t been in most business’s priorities or considerations. Why? The fear of low productivity from your employees, the feeling of losing control, and most of all its all […]
By: Dave Cooper, RackNerd CDN stands for Content Delivery Network, in essence, it is a group of servers place in different countries all over the world and act as a cache of sorts for your data. This smart technology allows the user to access your data and be routed on the fly to the closest server, […]
By: Dave Cooper, RackNerd Following on from our last article “Finding The Best Hosting Provider” brings us to which hosting product is right for your needs. This article is geared towards those who are new to the hosting world and just want reliable information, Here at RackNerd we offer a range of hosting services with no […]
By: Dave Cooper, RackNerd If you’re one of those people that see a hosting deal, purchase it without thinking where what location/country it’s hosted in. SHAME ON YOU! 🙂 This is the single most important factor when selecting a host and it’s one that seems to be forgotten a lot. Why is location important? Have you […]
RackNerd was recently featured on an op-ed guest editorial post. Our CEO shares the below tips on how to succeed in the new economy. As part of our new Opinion-Editorial and Guest Article Series today we are talking about the impact of a potential US and Global Recession may or may not have on the hosting industry. […]
RackNerd KVM VPS’s come equipped with VNC out-of-band access by standard! This is useful for many purposes, such as if you ever find yourself in a situation where you may have accidentally incorrectly modified your SSH configuration, or if you have some sort of firewall rules blocking incoming network access to your server. Additionally it […]
RDP stands for Remote Desktop Protocol. It provides a graphical interface to control another computer/server over the network connection. In basic terms – user will employ the RDP User Client, on the other hand, RDP Server must be functional on the computer/server end that the user wants to connect to. One of the common usages […]
Are you in the market for colocation? Calculating the amount of power you need or use is easier than you might think! Just remember the acronym “WAV” (Watts = Amps x Voltage). For example, take a standard full rack colocation cabinet, most come with either 20A or 30A circuits that use either 120V or 208/240V […]
Internet protocol address, or IP, is a way of assigning a label to the devices on the internet. This protocol allows us to uniquely identify every device that is connected to the internet. This, in turn, lets a device virtually connect to another device on the internet for the transmission of data. There are two […]
