Web Servers

The BMC portal offers server instances and public IP allocations that cater to multiple use cases. Depending on the project’s needs, a public IP allocation can be replaced with another one. This guide will show you how to configure an IP block during BMC server deployment and replace the IP block after the BMC server is deployed.

A syslog server gathers and organizes log messages from various devices on the network. This article explains what a syslog server is, its purpose, and lists examples for the best free and paid syslog servers.

A server operating system is software designed to power a server computer. Learn more about server operating systems and read tips on choosing the best server OS for your business.

SSL certificates encrypt data sharing between a web server and a client browser to ensure information is kept safe and secure. Learn more about SSL certificate and find out why you should have one.

Having a precise list of installed packages helps system admins maintain, replicate, and reinstall systems. In this tutorial, learn how to list all installed packages with apt and dpkg, save the list to a file or list specific packages and versions.

The ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error occurs when the URL you're visiting redirects you to another URL, which points back to the original one. Learn to fix the "too many redirects" error.

Are localhost and 127.0.0.1 synonymous and if not how do they differ? Learn more about the differences and similarities between these two commonly used networking concepts.

Follow the instructions in this guide to learn how to buy a public IP allocation, assign it to a resource and delete it via the BMC Portal and API.

The Apache Tomcat is a web server that allows you to run Java code. This guide shows how to install and set up the Tomcat server on Windows.

Localhost is essential for hosting web apps locally, as well as testing applications. Learn what localhost is and why it is synonymous to the IP address 127.0.0.1.