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by: Hostwinds Team / April 24, 2024
What Does "ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED" Mean? ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED is DNS-related error indicating that the browser was unable to resolve the domain name (URL) of the requested website to its corresponding IP address. In other words, the browser could not find the IP address...
by: Hostwinds Team / April 17, 2024
What is the 550 Permanent Failure Error? The "550 Permanent Failure" error is a type of SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) error that occurs when an email cannot be delivered to the recipient's mail server. It's labeled as a permanent failure because the recipient's server...
by: Hostwinds Team / April 11, 2024
What is a Network Drive? A network drive is a storage device placed on a computer or server that is accessed over a computer network rather than being directly attached to an individual computer. It allows users to store, access, and manage files and data remotely, as long...
by: Hostwinds Team / April 3, 2024
What is a Proxy Server? A proxy server acts as an intermediary between a user's device - such as a computer, smartphone, or tablet - and the internet. It's an extra layer of security that allows users to protect their private network and, depending on how the proxy is...
by: Hostwinds Team / March 29, 2024
What is a 307 Status Code? The 307 Temporary Redirect is an HTTP response status code indicating that the requested resource (e.g. webpage) has been temporarily diverted to a different URL. However, unlike similar temporary redirect status codes, like 302 (Found) or 303 (See...
by: Hostwinds Team / March 22, 2024
Main Differences Between IPv4 and IPv6 While their primary purpose is to accurately identify, send and receive data across the internet, There are a number of key differences between IPv4 and IPv6. Address Format IPv4 uses a 32 bit format and is represented by 4 numerical...
by: Hostwinds Team / March 13, 2024
What is a Content Delivery Network? A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a network of servers placed around the world used to cache website content, allowing websites to deliver their content more efficiently, regardless of the hosting server's geographic location. The CDN...