FinancesOnline gives WebSitePulse two of their top awards
Posted on May 15th, 2017 by WebSitePulse in Industry News, WebSitePulse NewsBrace up for some awesome news: Your favorite remote monitoring system has just won two prestigious productivity awards! The reputed B2B software review platform FinancesOnline.com considered WebSitePulse as the next premium quality addition to their IT management category and distinguished its performance with even two of their best-known awards.
Introducing Webpage In-Browser Monitoring
Posted on February 1st, 2016 by Boyana Peeva in WebSitePulse NewsWe are delighted to announce the launching of our newest service - webpage in-browser monitoring.
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How to Earn with WebSitePulse
Posted on August 19th, 2015 by WebSitePulse in WebSitePulse NewsLooking for an extra income? We’ve got an idea: why don’t you enroll in the WebSitePulse affiliate program to start cashing in?
Why Your Website Is Down - Basic Steps to Fix It from Home
Posted on May 22nd, 2013 by Boyana Peeva in WebSitePulse News, TechWhen it comes to building your business, it is very important to have a fully functioning website or else you are going to miss out on potential clients, resulting in a loss of revenue. Thus, you need to always make sure your website is up and running properly as several different issues can cause your website from loading and working properly. These are easy corrections though, all of which you can do on your own, at home, to make sure your website is available to the world.
When you attempt to visit your website and see an error page instead of your website, you are experiencing one of two problems: your website or host isn't working or there is a problem between your computer and the host server. In order to determine the problem, there is a series of easy tests you can perform to find and correct the issue.
What Is a Client Side Certificate?
Posted on April 25th, 2013 by Boyana Peeva in WebSitePulse NewsA client side certificate is a certificate you use to establish your server to the client. This is the best way for the server to "know" exactly who is connecting to it. It works a lot like having a username and a password on your server but without having to interact with the user. This certificate is used when the client must be known without having to enter a username and password.
These certificates are quite useful as far as the security of your network. They are created on the Internet server on your computer and can be requested by the client’s computer. That way, the security of your network is a lot stronger. The client will know that all the information they have sent to your computer is secured with a digital signature provided by the host domain server.