Julian Assange left position in the WikiLeaks. Microsoft published MS-DOS source code. Mozilla will monitor your security better.
Windows Server 2019 is coming. Java 11 will bring LTS. ICANN announced the date of change of DNSSEC cryptographic key.
Political correctness is in the IT too. Kernel is bigger by 225 000 code lines this year. LinuxDays have complete program and open registration.
A regular control of Electrical Fire Detection System has been finished in the Coolhousing Datacenter last week. And result of the control was expected – everything is alright!
The Coolhousing Datacenter comes with a brand new offer of dedicated servers from Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and SuperMicro. And this is really great offer, from which you will definitely choose. Whatever you need a mailserver, storage, or basic server for virtualization, dedicated servers offered by Coolhousing will meet your demands.
Apple showed new iPhone and some news. NIX.CZ launched new optical circuit. LTS of kernel will be available very soon. This is cool IT news of the last week.
Google´s 20th birthday. Python is in the top 3 programming language. Let´s meet on the Ruby Stories in Brno. This is Cool IT News!
Virtual Servers with operational system Windows belong among the most popular Coolhousing Datacenter services. We deeply care on the quality of this service and we bring you two new features, that most of clients of this service will certainly appreciate.
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PTR record is a piece of information based on which the DNS realises IP address ---> name translation. PTR records are not recorded in the same zone as the others (e.g. A or CNAME records) but in their own zone, the name of which starts with a seemingly strange word identifier (including something like addr arpa etc.) and ends with the reverse order of IP network octets. The problem with mail is the purpose PTR records are sometimes used for: if the client requires a service on the Internet, the inquiry is sent and the target server tries to perform a reverse translation based on the sender's IP -- if the PTR record and its zone exist and are "visible", the action results in translation to your domain name, thus confirming your existence. If the translation fails, some servers will deny their services.
