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PHP-FPM CVE-2019-11043: Historical Advisory and Current Checks

WebCare360 Editorial Team

CVE-2019-11043 is a historical PHP-FPM vulnerability. It is not a new warning about every current NGINX installation. An administrator reviewing an old PHP deployment should identify its actual package, vendor support and configuration, then assess the applicable advisory.

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Diagnose and Rebuild cPanel DNS Configuration Safely

WebCare360 Editorial Team

A missing DNS answer does not prove that /etc/named.conf is corrupt. First identify the authoritative nameserver, the DNS software in use and the error reported by that server. Rebuilding a configuration on the wrong machine can disrupt working zones without fixing the domain.

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Offshore Hosting

How to Evaluate WordPress Hosting for Your Website

WebCare360 Editorial Team

Evaluate WordPress hosting by the site’s runtime needs, resource use, maintenance responsibilities and recovery requirements. Compare actual plans and support boundaries rather than an unsupported “best provider” ranking. WebCare360 publishes this guide; its separate WordPress Hosting product is currently coming soon, not generally available to order.

Offshore Dedicated Servers

What Is Client-Server Computing? Roles and a Web Request Example

WebCare360 Editorial Team

Client-server computing separates a requester's role from the service that answers it. A browser requesting a web page is a client; the web application receiving that request acts as a server. These are software roles, so they do not have to run on different physical computers.

Offshore Dedicated Servers

Web Server vs Application Server: Roles in a Request

WebCare360 Editorial Team

A web server handles HTTP requests and responses. An application server runs the application logic that produces results such as an account page or API response. These are software roles: they can share one machine, run on separate machines, or overlap within a single product.

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Offshore Dedicated Servers

What Is a Dedicated Server? Resources, Control and Responsibilities

WebCare360 Editorial Team

A dedicated server is a physical machine allocated to one customer rather than divided among unrelated customers' virtual servers or shared-hosting accounts. Its processor, memory and local storage form a single-customer hardware environment. The network, power and other facility services can still be shared infrastructure.