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- what is difference between www vs www1, www2, www3 etc
This is largely speculative, but generally each of the www'n's is simply a different web server, which a given user has been routed to either manually (for example all images might live on www2, etc ) or by some form of up-stream round robin system or load-balancer, both of which tend to use some component of the end user's IP address or similar to ensure that a user's session will remain on a
- Why do I have in URL www1 instead of standard www?
In that case, "www1" points to the first web server, "www2" to the second, and so on, with each request to the main site being automatically transferred to the server with the least amount of load (This was common in the past, but these days most websites just put all servers under the same subdomain, and rely on DNS or special load-balancers
- internet - what is the meaning of www2 - Super User
Names like www1, www2, www3 are often used for members of a load-balancing farm of web-servers for popular web-sites where the workload is too much for a single server or where multiple servers are used to proivide continuity of service in the event of failure of a single server An example of how it works
- Is YTS movies still working? What is the real link to YTS?
Officially speaking? None of them YTS Yify shut down years ago iirc Anything up now is just a clone exploiting the popularity name
- ev01? : r Piracy - Reddit
I have no reason to believe it isn't Provided you're using a good ad malware blocker like you said As a matter of fact, I would go as far as to say that it's safer to visit ev01 sx with a good ad blocker than to visit most so called 'safe' websites without one
- Whats the most recent official link to Soap2Day? : r Piracy - Reddit
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- What does the www8 or www6 in a URL mean? - Super User
"www" is just the name of the host or server for the website You can have any name you like for your webserver, such as "mywebhost example com" but "www" is now such a well-known and understood convention for a publicly available worldwide web site that it would be very unusual to do so other than for very well known sites or internal-use hosts (such as an Outlook Web Access site - you might
- ELI5: Why do some website URLs have a number after the www? - Reddit
A cheaper solution is to have what is referred to as round robin DNS In that system when you ask for a web site it returns different answers depending on when you ask The problem with that is you are most often asking a local DNS server which then asks the remote and caches it To get around this they name them things like www1, www2, etc
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