October 11, 2026
How to Fix HTTP Error 500.35 in ASP.NET Core on Plesk Windows: Application Pool and IIS Troubleshooting
Server Management,Windows General,What Is HTTP Error 500.35 in ASP.NET Core? HTTP Error 500.35 indicates that multiple ASP.NET Core applications are attempting to run in the same IIS application pool when using the in-process hosting model. To fix this error, assign each application its own dedicated IIS application pool, verify the ASP.NET Core Module configuration, and confirm that…
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October 7, 2026
IIS 404.19 Error: How to Fix Googlebot Crawling and Website Indexing Issues
Plesk,Windows General,What Does IIS 404.19 Mean for Googlebot? IIS 404.19 means that IIS Request Filtering rejected an HTTP request because a configured filtering rule denied it. Unlike an ordinary 404 caused by a missing page, IIS 404.19 can occur even when the requested URL and application resource actually exist. Microsoft identifies HTTP 404.19 specifically as “Denied…
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October 6, 2026
How to Choose an SSL Certificate and Fix SSL Installation Errors
SSL,Choose the SSL Certificate Based on Your Infrastructure Choosing an SSL certificate should start with your website architecture, hostname requirements, and validation model rather than the certificate brand alone. SSL certificate installation becomes straightforward when the certificate matches the names that visitors, applications, APIs, mail systems, and management services actually use. A basic business website…
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October 5, 2026
Comcast Email Throttling: How to Fix 421/451 SMTP Errors in Exim and cPanel
Cpanel,cPanel & WHM,Mail Servers,What causes Comcast SMTP throttling? Comcast SMTP throttling occurs when Comcast temporarily limits inbound email traffic from a sending system because its traffic volume, sending history, domain behavior, authentication signals, or sender reputation crosses a rate-control threshold. A 421 4.2.0 or 451 4.2.0 response from Comcast normally represents a temporary SMTP deferral rather than an…
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October 4, 2026
CloudLinux I/O Limit: How to Diagnose and Fix High I/O Usage on cPanel & WHM
Cpanel,cPanel & WHM,Linux General,What is a CloudLinux I/O limit? A CloudLinux I/O limit controls the disk throughput available to an individual hosting account. CloudLinux measures I/O in KB/s and combines read and write activity when enforcing the account’s I/O limit. When an account reaches that limit, CloudLinux throttles its disk operations rather than allowing the workload to consume…
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