How to Clear your Browser Cache
A cache is a temporary storage for website data, which is used to improve your browsing experience. The ‘cache’ is a tool used by your internet browser to speed up the page-loading process and helps fix errors like formatting issues. Website owners can also use the caching mechanism to boost their website performance and improve…
Hardware and Locations
An overview of the hardware we use and which locations our hosting is available in At Arynox we set every single cPanel/WHM server up identically. That includes: This is true in every location and with every underlying network provider we use. The service you get is identical. We designed this in order to provide the…
How to Fix the “Deceptive Site Ahead”
Google pays a lot of attention to the users’ online safety therefore, if there is an issue with your site that puts its users at risk, it will display warning messages and prevent visitors from accessing your site. If a website is blacklisted by Google, a visitor gets a red colour-blocking page with a “Deceptive…
Why hosting location matters
Through leveraging a number of different cloud hosting providers, Arynox is able to offer you the opportunity to host your website in more than 40 locations around the world. By offering cPanel in more locations than any other provider, we can offer an easy managed hosting experience – where we manage the hosting services, backups,…
How to Edit Your Hosts File on Windows, Mac, or Linux
A hosts file is a plain text file that maps your hostnames to Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. Whenever Windows connects over a network using a hostname, it refers to the hosts file. Why do you want to Change your Hosts File? Changing your hosts file is a temporary measure to preview your site as it…
Software Stack
An overview of the software stack we run at Arynox Every server we deploy runs indentically and includes the following Software Name Description cPanel Control Panel cPanel is the world’s most popular hosting control panel. WHM (Web Host Manager) WHM is the reseller and server management interface for cPanel. If you have a reseller account…
Connecting Notepad++ to your hosting account via an FTP connection
Notepad++ is an open-source text editing software that has a great FTP capability that allows you to edit your files directly on the server. You can use this single program to connect to your hosting account via FTP, and make modifications.,It is only compatible with Microsoft Windows users. The NppFTP plugin allows you to use…
LVE Limits Explained
LVE, or Lightweight Virtual Environment, creates isolated, small environments for every user on the server, and each one of them receives a specific portion of security lockdown features and dedicated resources. LVE guarantees users that their web hosting neighbors won’t inter-access their data on their server, nor will they steal SSD speed, RAM, or CPU…
HTTP 2 Overview
The HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) enables the retrieval of network-connected resources available across the cyber world and has evolved through the decades to deliver a fast, secure and rich medium for digital communication. It is a set of standards allowing internet users to exchange website information. HTTP/2 is the latest revision of HTTP used by…
CloudLinux Limits
CloudLinux is a fork of the linux operating system that lets you limit the resource usage of individual cPanel accounts. On our shared and reseller servers this lets us set how many resources a specific cPanel account can use. Our limits are set as follows: Up to 4GB RAM depending on packageUp to 2 vCPU…
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