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What is a DNS Record, and Which Ones Are There
If you're new to the world of networking or website management, you've probably heard the term "DNS" thrown around quite a bit. DNS stands for Domain Name System, and it's a fundamental part of how the Internet functions. In this blog post,…
Automating latency and uptime checks with Globalping on Linux and macOS
Whenever you need to test or troubleshoot your network, the ping command comes to the rescue, providing insights into the latency and availability of a target host. But imagine you want to use ping to monitor your website's uptime – repeatedly running ping manually is too impractical, and investing…
What Are HTTP GET and HEAD Requests and How to Leverage Their Power
Welcome back to another Networking 101 guide! Today, we will explore the world of HTTP requests and dive into the functionalities of HTTP GET and HEAD requests. If you've ever wondered what they are, how they work, and what makes them essential in web development and troubleshooting, then…
What is dig? Your Essential Guide to DNS Testing and Troubleshooting
What do you know about DNS troubleshooting and dig? If you have ever faced DNS-related issues or needed to test domain name resolution, you may have already heard that dig is the go-to solution. In this guide, we will delve into the functionality and practicality of dig, equipping you with…
What is MTR? A Powerful Network Troubleshooting Tool
Today, we will explore the world of network troubleshooting once more and dive into the powerful tool known as mtr. If you've ever wondered how to diagnose network issues or test the connectivity between your computer and a remote host, then mtr is your go-to solution. So, let&…