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IT Administration September 10, 2012

Go Daddy: Secondary DNS Should be Free

Today’s Go Daddy outage has made it clear that I need to configure secondary DNS servers for the domains I manage. Not only are Go Daddy’s servers vulnerable to hacking, …

IT Administration January 18, 2011

WordPress at HostGator Faster than Go Daddy

Back when I first converted this site from BlogEngine.NET, I posted this comparison:  WordPress at Go Daddy Slow Compared to BlogEngine.NET. It showed that Google’s crawler was often taking 1000ms …

IT Administration June 19, 2010

WordPress at Go Daddy Slow Compared to BlogEngine.NET

Through the end of May, this blog was run on BlogEngine.NET and hosted on a Small Business Server through a DSL connection with a maximum 768 kbps upload speed. On …

IT Administration June 2, 2010

Using Gzip in a Cron Job at Go Daddy

I wanted to copy my web site and subwebs from Go Daddy to my local machine. My trusty old WS_FTP32 client kept disconnecting partway through the (large) download. I installed …

IT Administration December 18, 2009

Go Daddy Email Too Smart for the Cloud

A small customer has an in-house mail server. After some recent DSL connection woes, I’m getting nervous about this single point of failure for their email service. The customer’s Go …

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