First of all, it is worth noting that we are ready to respond and take specific abuse actions to eliminate and block services to the following types of complaints: Spam ; DDoS / AMP scanning / SYN flood / IP Spoofing & IP-Header Modification; Hacking / Botnet / RATs / Ransomware; Fraud / Scam / […]

When working with a server, quite often the need arises to configure the correct operation of the HTTP protocol. Undoubtedly, both experienced administrators and newbies may experience difficulties. Speaking specifically about the 401 (Unauthorized) error, this is one of the most common HTTP responses, which indicates that the requested resource requires authentication. In this article, […]

Let’s talk in this article about such a concept as distributed databases (RDBs). In today’s world, they play a key role in the information ecosystem, providing many advantages over traditional centralized databases. AlexHost offers services that perfectly cope with computing power, because in the era of big data, cloud computing and global commerce, distributed databases […]

After the successful activation of any service on our website (referring to shared & LiteSpeed hosting, VPS, or dedicated server), you will receive an email containing access details to your server control panel along with your username and password. Please note that this is a standard procedure for sending your credentials to the confirmed email […]

When managing virtual and dedicated servers, it’s crucial to adhere to specific rules and restrictions designed to maintain not only the security and efficiency of the server environment but also to ensure compliance with local and international laws. These rules are in place to protect the integrity of the server infrastructure, prevent misuse, and safeguard […]

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is a security feature that requires two different ways to verify a user’s identity before gaining access to an account or system. It is usually based on a combination of something the user knows (such as a password) and something the user has (such as a code sent to a mobile phone). […]