#Litespeed web server reset license full#
#Litespeed web server reset license license#

LiteSpeed Web ServerвЂ™s WebSocket proxy feature allows you to use the ground-breaking realtime technology while controlling WebSocket connections with LiteSpeedвЂ™s performance and security features and using LSWS to serve other kinds of content on the same page. LiteSpeed Web Server supports SPDY versions 2, 3, and 3.1, and will support any new versions almost as soon as they come out. LiteSpeed Web Server's gzip compression feature allows you to save bandwidth by compressing the files sent to the client. Brotli compression is enabled in LSWS by default. Brotli is similar to gzip, but is faster and features better compression. Brotli compressionД«rotli is a generic-purpose lossless-compression algorithm which reduces both file size and page load time. OpenLiteSpeed has no limit on concurrent connections. LSWS Standard Edition has a limit of 150 concurrent connections.

#Litespeed web server reset license license#

The Ultra VPS license has a limit of 800 concurrent connections, while the VPS license has a limit of 500 concurrent connections. LiteSpeed Web Server licenses 1-CPU and above allow unlimited concurrent connections. LSWS Standard Edition has a limit of five virtual hosts from Apache configuration files. LiteSpeed Web Server allows unlimited IP- and name-based virtual hosts. LiteSpeed Web Server supports both IPv4 and IPv6. In addition, LiteSpeed can be easily configured to use SNI and OCSP stapling and to adhere to PCI compliance. LiteSpeed Web Server supports SSLv3, TLSv1.1, and TLSv1.2. LiteSpeed also supports CGI, FCGI (for PHP, Ruby, Python, and Perl applications), AJPv13 (for Java applications), and proxy functions. The best performing and most efficient of these is LiteSpeed's exclusive LiteSpeed SAPI (LSAPI), which can be used for PHP, Ruby, and Python external applications. LiteSpeed Web Server supports a number of server APIs (SAPIs) for communication between the web server and external applications. Communication between the applications is facilitated through the use of a number of server APIs (SAPIs), including LiteSpeed's exclusive LSAPI. These web applications are run as external engines. LiteSpeed Web Server supports dynamic content written in PHP, Perl, Ruby, Python, and Java. Notable HTTP 1.1 features include chunked transfer encoding, basic and digest authentication, entity tags, and range/multi-range request compatibility. LiteSpeed Web Server is an HTTP 1.1 server with HTTP 1.0 backwards compatibility. Notable HTTP/2 features include binary protocol, fully multiplexed and header compression.

#Litespeed web server reset license full#

LiteSpeed Web Server is the first commercial server to offer full HTTP/2 support. Part of that process involved splitting QUIC into the transport protocol (QUIC) and the application protocol (HTTP/3). In 2016, the IETF began working to standardize the protocol. QUIC (Quick UDP Internet Connections) was originally a Google effort to improve HTTP/2 by transporting it encrypted over UDP.