Cloud vs dedicated hosting, and where dedicated cloud hosting fits
Cloud hosting or a dedicated server? Pick cloud when the workload is small, changes size often or only needs to...
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Denial-of-Service (DoS) Attack Mitigation: A Network Administrator’s Guide
Learn how to protect your network from devastating DDoS attacks with proactive security measures, real-time mitigation techniques, and advanced defense...
Disaster Recovery Veeam Backup – Reliable DRaaS for SMBs
Secure your business with Disaster Recovery Veeam Backup. Our Veeam-powered DRaaS ensures fast, reliable protection with minimal downtime.
Why we choose Veeam Backup Agent for our customers at GigeNET
Veeam is widely recognized as one of the best backup software solutions in the market. With over 400,000 customers worldwide,...
How to Become a Disaster Recovery Specialist
All businesses, no matter how successful or long-standing, will always deal with risks. These could stem from both real-world incidents,...
In-Security
In the ever-changing world of Information Technology, the one thing that seems to remain the same is security. Red teams...
Sayonara CentOS, Hello Replacements.
Since the first public release of CentOS back in 2004, many administrators and tinkerers alike began their journey down the...
CentOS Stream and the future of CentOS
CentOS has been one of the most prolific Linux server distributions available. The stability, simplicity, and low overhead have made...
Exclusive Interview
Did you know that GigeNET has been in business for nearly 25 years? During that time, GigeNET pioneered some of...
Deca Core Dedicated Servers
Interested in Deca Core Dedicated Servers? View our inventory. What is a deca core dedicated server? Deca Core Dedicated Servers...
Understanding Email Protocols: POP3, IMAP, and SMTP
Which Email Protocol do I choose? IMAP or POP3? Email is, by far, the most common means of online communication...
How to secure a server: a Linux hardening checklist
Updated October 2026 for AlmaLinux 9 and Ubuntu 24.04. Most servers that get broken into weren’t hit by anything clever....