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📅 - Does Your Website Run Fast Enough? - In the online world, speed it everything. Nobody wants to wait for a website to load. In fact, you have about 3 seconds to capture each visitor's attention when they visit your site. If it takes 5 to 8 seconds for your site to load, they may already be gone.
Fast-loading websites are favored by visitors and by search engines. Both Google and Bing have admitted that load times factor into the overall ranking of websites with their algorithms. Anything more than three seconds is simply unacceptable.
Checking your Load Times
Before you start making changes to make your site load faster, check your load times with GTmetrix.com or Pingdom.com. Both will show you how quickly your site loads ...
Fast-loading websites are favored by visitors and by search engines. Both Google and Bing have admitted that load times factor into the overall ranking of websites with their algorithms. Anything more than three seconds is simply unacceptable.
Checking your Load Times
Before you start making changes to make your site load faster, check your load times with GTmetrix.com or Pingdom.com. Both will show you how quickly your site loads ...
📅 - IPv6 Support At Meager Four Percent - Growing from 2.4 to 4 percent in 2008, the adoption of next-generation Internet layer protocol IP version 6 is going too slow, which will result in there being no IPv4 address space left if IPv6 is not fully adopted within three years, according to online performance and monitoring provider Pingdom (pingdom.com 👉 Total Reviews: 1
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IPv6 has a much larger address space than IPv4, the current standard facing the threat of address exhaustion, and provides more flexibility in allocating addresses and routing traffic, virtually eliminating the need for network address translation. In a blog post late last week, Pingdom urged the online community to adopt IPv6, a process that was supposed to be ...
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IPv6 has a much larger address space than IPv4, the current standard facing the threat of address exhaustion, and provides more flexibility in allocating addresses and routing traffic, virtually eliminating the need for network address translation. In a blog post late last week, Pingdom urged the online community to adopt IPv6, a process that was supposed to be ...
📅 - Future Hosting Adds Server Monitoring - Online solutions provider Future Hosting (futurehosting.biz) has partnered with web site monitoring firm Pingdom (pingdom.com 👉 Total Reviews: 1
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🙌 Average Rating: 3 / 10
👍 Good Reviews: 0
👎 Bad Reviews: 1
👈 Official Responses: 0) to offer proactive server monitoring for managed virtual private servers customers. According to Future Hosting's Tuesday announcement, the company's managed VPS customers will be given basic server monitoring from Pingdom and are able to select more advanced monitoring packages from Pingdom at a reduced cost. A long-time supporter of proactive solutions, 2001-founded Future Hosting is the developer of VPS automation tool Server Doctor that manages everything from account provisioning to security scans."Constant monitoring of ...
📅 - Firefox 3 Rejects Self-Signed SSLs - While expired and self-signed SSL certificates may have warrented yellow flags in Firefox 2 and Internet Explorer, the latest Firefox will scare away users from SSL-carrying sites unless they are certified by a third party, causing controversy as users are blocked from popular sites like Google and LinkedIn. Reported by BetaNews (http://www.betanews.com) and other sources, Modzilla began cracking down on SSCs, which are valid, albeit unauthenticated, SSL certificates used for online encryption and website authentication to guard against phishing attacks, giving users frightening warnings, saying the certificate is "invalid" and "not trusted." Mozilla began implementing a stricter policy ...