The nslookup command, or Name Server Lookup, is a command-line tool used for diagnosing DNS (Domain Name System) issues and gathering DNS-related information. The nslookup command in Linux and other operating systems allows users to query DNS servers for domain name and IP address resolutions, perform reverse DNS lookups, and examine DNS records such as […]
Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) is a technique that allows developers to interact with a database using programming language objects instead of writing SQL queries directly. In the world of software development, efficiently interacting with databases is a key aspect of building reliable and scalable applications. One concept that helps streamline this process is Object-Relational Mapping (ORM). […]
A “too many redirects” error, similarly known as a redirect loop as well, is observed when your browser becomes trapped in an infinite redirection loop. This means that each time your browser tries to visit a certain URL that directs the browser to another URL, the URL points back to the first URL; consequently, it […]
A 503 Service Unavailable Error occurs when web servers cannot handle a request even for a limited time. The server might be the one you are accessing directly or another server that the server is attempting to reach. The HTTP status code “503” is the server’s description of this type of error. CAUSES: 1. Resource […]
Install SSL on cPanel hostname with an SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate is crucial for protecting your site’s traffic through encryption. This guide focuses on installing an SSL certificate on a cPanel hostname, ensuring secure access to your site’s cPanel/WHM interfaces. Prepare before installation Step-by-Step Guide Conclusion Installing an SSL certificate on your cPanel hostname […]