Website errors and downtime
403, 500, 502, 503 and 504 errors, blank pages, redirect loops, connection failures and timeouts.
Broken pages, rejected email, SSL warnings or PHP errors can interrupt your business. Get the affected hosting services checked and the relevant corrective work carried out.
403, 500, 502, 503 and 504 errors, blank pages, redirect loops, connection failures and timeouts.
PHP version conflicts, missing extensions, execution limits, PHP-FPM capacity and application errors.
Hosting control panels and account environments, including account settings, ownership, permissions and scheduled tasks.
MySQL and MariaDB connection failures, authentication, slow queries and application-to-database communication problems.
Rejected or delayed messages, SMTP failures, mailbox configuration and email authentication records.
Incorrect DNS records, certificate failures, HTTPS redirects and misconfigured origin connections.
Incorrect ownership, inaccessible directories, missing files and document roots pointing to the wrong location.
CPU, memory, disk, process and PHP worker limits that prevent websites or services from operating normally.
A 503 can come from exhausted PHP workers; rejected mail may come from DNS or a remote provider. The technical work follows the actual cause rather than masking the symptom.
Website and application responses
PHP and PHP-FPM configuration
MySQL and MariaDB behaviour
File ownership and permissions
DNS, TLS and redirect configuration
Logs and hosting resource usage
Hand over the symptoms and affected system. Get targeted technical work on the fault, with a clear record of what changed.