Server headers are an undervalued part of the invisible background
gearwork that is the internet. Do you know a 403 from a 200? This
infographic ?looks at the different types of error codes that webmasters
stuggle with daily in their never-ending battle against downtime. Check out
the infographic below to learn seven of the most common responses (and see
how many you already knew)
SEOgadget produced this educational infographic – be sure to check out
their guide on wordpress hosting?in the UK.
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Here are some helpful post on setting up delegation on print servers, this includes some powershell scripts to help.
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