Website Performance Optimization

By ElenasInbox.com | Published: 01.03.2022

Enabling the performance of an application to evaluate performance allows your blog to grow and performance better. It will also provide data for revenue gains and losses, whether your brand and it’s response time. You will need to assess performance based on predictions.

When assessing infrastructure, you will need to determine the following:

* Future resource performance

* Capacity

* Compare configuration & characteristics

* Stability

* Determine future resources

* Provide comparison

* Gather information related to speed

* Latency

For your test to be successful, the proper context must be achieved by your budget, schedule, tools, and environmental- business, impact, and testing objective.

For a blog to become relevant, a performance test must include- process, projections, schedule, project vision, business drives, testing performance, compliance, purpose and the reason for the testing. Testing consist of stress test, load test, and a performance test. The stress test determines and focuses on limited memory, the server, and applications to make sure they don’t fail. The load test, which can be performed using tools like Load-View, determines and validate the characteristics of the systems volumes and productivity process. The performance test- validates speed, response time, stability and the performance guides.

Performance test for web performance helps establish future testing, compliance, and goals to identify the system’s capabilities. For a test to provide context and make sure it’s acceptable, the test must encounter a stress, load, and performance test, which all serves different purposes. The performance targets metrics, through response time. It also include a test that focuses on the levels of processing memory, network, and disk capacity.

When the test is finished, your blog should be able to operate effectively. You will also be able to determine whether or not , your will need to focus on running your performance- to increase hardware and improve performing for and effective blog.

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Tips For Setting Up an MS Exchange Server

By ElenasInbox.com | Published: 05.10.2022

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Here are some tips to help you keep your MS exchange server running at optimum levels

1) Run the EXBPA every so often. This is a software program that does a complete analysis. It will look at your program configurations and compare them to the recommended standards. I would do this about every month or every other month. Most usually do this as soon as they get new tool or program. However, it shouldn’t stop there. It will show you what needs to be updated and configured to a more efficient capacity. I recommend this to any business owner or for those who use their computers for personal use.

2) Get a database maintenance schedule in check. Every time you send, delete or respond to nay email or message, your system is bombarded with stuff. The fragmentation is off kilter. I recommend having this done every night. You can have it done while you’re sleeping. This will clean everything out. It will purge everything in your mailboxes that is not needed.

3) Run an integrity check. This should be done on a quarterly time schedule. It lets you know if there are any issues in the databases. If any are found, your system will work to get rid of them.

4) Check for free space. When you get rid of certain things in the mailbox, it’s because you want to have extra space. However, if you don’t actually shrink the free space, this won’t get rid of your problem. You will still have that unnecessary space in there. Once you shrink certain message folders, you need to perform a defragmentation. The defrag will get rid of that junk for good. Free space cane be a good thing. It allows you to use it for other thing. If you are just letting the free space sit there, it’s actually taking up more space (you can learn more about that on WebHosting Prof by clicking here).

5) Get in the habit of testing backups. Be sure they are all 100% genuine. Your system advertises free backups, so give them a look. This should be done regularly, at least twice a month.

6) Check on your system’s growth. When you have a backup in your system, document it. Check how long it took to get that way. Find out the size of all databases. This way you can determine what is needed. You may also want to monitor your server for uptime/downtime. There are a number of exchange server monitoring tools that you can use to do this, both free and paid.

Clearing out all the junk will help your server run much more smoothly.

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How Do Email Servers Work?

By ElenasInbox.com | Published: 30.09.2022

Most people send e-mails without ever thinking about how their electronic messages are delivered between their own computers and their recipient’s. However, there is some technology behind the magic.

An e-mail server, sometimes referred to as just a mail server, is a server dedicated to handling and delivering e-mail messages over a network, usually the Internet. An e-mail server can receive e-mails from multiple client computers and then deliver the messages to other e-mail servers and other client computers. A client computer is typically a computer where e-mails are read, such as the computer at home or at the office. A Smartphone with e-mail capability is also a client computer.

When the “Send” button is clicked the e-mail program connects to a server on the network known as a SMTP server, which is an acronym for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. The SMTP protocol delivers mail to and from clients between different mail servers. When the recipient downloads, or opens, an e-mail the e-mail program typically connects to a server on the Internet known as a POP3 server, which is the common acronym for Post Office Protocol 3.

When a new e-mail account is established the user must usually enter account information and specify the name of the server being used for outgoing e-mail messages as well as the name of the server used for incoming e-mail. This is how SMTP and POP3 servers communicate. However, when users set up e-mail accounts with services like Hotmail, Gmail or their local Internet service provider, the server designations are already set up for them. SMTP and POP3 servers can be located anywhere in the world, but are typically located in same country as the client computer.

Before the e-mail server that the sender’s e-mail program communicates with knows exactly where to send the message the server will examine the e-mail address of the recipient. The mail server first extracts the domain name, found after the “@” symbol, of the recipient’s e-mail address and uses the domain to locate the POP3 server that the recipient’s computer communicates with. For example, if the e-mail address is jsmith@xyz.com, the domain name is xyz.com. Once the server is identified the e-mail message is sent to the server. The next time the recipient logs in to their e-mail account the email is delivered to their inbox. Typically, the entire process takes just a few seconds. One final consideration to think about when it comes to Exchange servers, their operation, and how they work. There are a number of providers who offer MS exchange server monitoring tools & solutions, but only you can decide what’s right for you.

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Configuring an Email Client

By ElenasInbox.com | Published: 03.09.2022

Configuring an email client can be easily done by simply following a few simple rules. It always helps if you have in depth knowledge of computers and their operating systems. However, even if you only have general knowledge of computers you should still be able to set up and configure an email client without any real problems.

Prior to configuring the email client it is critical that you know the email server information. Without knowing or having specific information about the email server it will prove quite difficult to configure an email client successfully. In addition, you must also have knowledge of the proper settings for the email protocol prior to configuration. It helps a great deal to have knowledge of POP-3 and IMAP.

It is important to remember that all incoming and outgoing server information is available within the client portal. The client portal should provide a wealth of information when configuring an email client.

It is important to remember that during the configuration process Nexcess does not support secure password authentication. Therefore, any password authentication must be completely disabled for the process to be completed. Also, only SSL encryption can be used during the process therefore SSL encryption must be chosen.

When you select SSL any and all outgoing data will automatically be encrypted through TLS. Nexcess does in fact support TLS. Not everyone is aware that TLS is an extension of SSL.

Finally, in order to successfully complete the email configuration you must have an email account name as well as a server address and domain name. This information is fairly easy to create during the configuring process. Most importantly, you must have an email password in order to access any account associated with configuring an email client. Passwords can normally be changed at any time. It is actually recommended that you change your chosen passwords every so often for your own protection. It may also be a good idea to proactively monitor your exchange server processes using something like one of Dotcom Monitor’s exchange server management tools or a free or other paid solution. How you accomplish this is up to you, but either way you should make sure that you’re on top of the uptime/downtime of your exchange server.

User name and password must be authenticated in order to be able to send and receive email. Once the authentication process is complete you should have no problem with sending and receiving emails which includes any attachments or documents.

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