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Updates to TLS 1.3 Standards and What They Mean for Your Servers

21 November 2025

Why TLS 1.3 Keeps Evolving TLS 1.3 has been officially standardised since RFC 8446, but the story did not stop when the RFC number was published. Since then, browser vendors, operating systems, TLS libraries and the IETF have kept tightening recommendations around cipher suites, protocol versions, certificate choices and implementation details. For anyone running websites,…

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Surge in IPv6 Adoption: What It Really Means for Your Network

21 November 2025

The surge in IPv6 adoption is no longer a theoretical future trend; it is something most networks already feel in day-to-day operations. When we review capacity plans with customers at dchost.com, we increasingly see a familiar pattern: IPv4 addresses getting tighter and more expensive, while graphs from analytics, CDN dashboards, and mail logs quietly show…

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Hosting Sustainability: Assessing Provider Evidence

20 November 2025

Compare provider energy, water and hardware claims using the same site, period and method. Build an evidence record and identify when missing data leaves a decision conditional.

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Why Cyber Threats Rise: A 30-Day Hosting Security Plan

19 November 2025

Automation, criminal marketplaces and expanding attack surfaces expose hosting environments to abuse. Build layered defenses with a 30-day plan covering access, patching, DNS, backups and monitoring.

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IPv4 Exhaustion: Address Planning for Hosting

IPv4 exhaustion does not stop existing services. Separate allocation rules from pricing, audit address requirements, and compare shared ingress, NAT and IPv6 with clear tests and provider terms.

19 November 2025

IPv4 Cost Planning: Buying, Leasing and Efficient Use

IPv4 budgeting goes beyond purchase or lease fees. Compare transfer costs, routing work and renumbering risks, then assess how IPAM, shared endpoints and IPv6 can reduce public address requirements.

19 November 2025

How to Disable wp-cron and Use Real Cron Jobs for WordPress on cPanel and VPS

If you are running a growing WordPress site, you have probably noticed that some things feel a bit “heavier” than they should: slow first page loads, random spikes in CPU usage, or scheduled tasks (like backups or email newsletters) sometimes running late. A surprising amount of this can be traced back to one small but…

19 November 2025

How Data Center Expansions Are Keeping Up With Cloud Demand

Cloud growth needs more than extra racks. Learn how power, cooling, connectivity and regional capacity shape data center expansions and your hosting decisions.

18 November 2025

Data Center Sustainability: Measure, Improve, Repeat

Start with airflow, unused compute, and flexible workloads. Measure energy for equivalent work, preserve service requirements, and weigh water use and hardware lifecycle trade-offs.

6 November 2025

What Is Uptime? Measuring Website Availability

Website uptime measures availability over a defined period. Understand uptime percentages, the limits of hosting guarantees, and practical ways to reduce outages with monitoring, redundancy, and recovery planning.

25 October 2024
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