Category Archives: Internet

What is CMS?

What does CMS stand for?

CMS means Content Management System, and it is a software program that allows you to generate and edit the content on your website. A CMS typically serves multiple users in a shared collaborative environment. Each of them has access to all or some basic content creation, reading, updating, and removal (CRUD) functionalities.

In certain situations, a CMS will function as a web content management system (also known as WCM or WCMS), which means handling website content. This indicates you can use this system to manage all of your web content. This includes text, graphics, video, and audio, all of which you can control and publish to your website using your CMS.

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Creating a website – 4 basic steps

Creating a website is an easy process. Follow these 4 basic steps, and you will get your site up and running in no time.

​1. Register your domain name

If you already have a business going on, this might be an easier task. Try to find an available domain name, similar or the same as your company’s name. Don’t try any misspelled version of your brand because this might confuse your clients. There are plenty of TLDs. Don’t limit your search to just .com. You might find a very good option with a new one. Just pay attention to the register and the renewal fees.

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Shared hosting explained

Do you have a great online business in mind? You can already visualize the website, its functions, its design… Well, without a web hosting service, it won’t be possible on the Internet. 

Yes, websites are available online because they are hosted on a server. Therefore, one of the necessary steps to start your business is to choose the type of web hosting that best suits your needs and a provider. 

Why do I need web hosting?

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IPv6 explained

What does IPv6 mean?

IPv6 is the latest version of Internet protocol (IP). These protocols are sets of rules for the devices. They are needed to achieve sending and receiving information. The exchange of data happens between a host and a recipient, which is another host. To succeed in the communication, these hosts have to be identified. Their location can be tracked with the help of their corresponding IP addresses. So, the route is established, and the exchange of data can be performed.

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