For the security reason of course IP sending is disable in modern Linux operating systems. If you want to enable IP forwarding on your system, take after the beneath steps. In this article we will show you how to check if IP forwarding is enabled or not . If not, how to do it. […]
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How to Install PHP 7 on Ubuntu
PHP 7.0 is the latest stable release of PHP. In this article we will help you to install PHP 7 on Ubuntu systems using PPA. […]
How To Upgrade CentOS to latest version
CentOS 7.2 has recently Released. All the CentOS clients can upgrade their framework to most recent discharge. Clients running with WHM/cPanel don’t have to do anything. WHM/cPanel will consequently update their working system on next planned upgrade. On the off chance that you are utilizing CentOS without cPanel, you can follow this article to update […]
INSTALL PHP 7 ON CENTOS
Php 7 is out on December 2015 with advanced features and tweak performance. There are many new things about PHP 7 but the most noted features are its light performance and speedy php processing. […]
How to enable or disable local mail for your domain
Once the domain is hosted within cPanel and Plesk,a mail service is automatically created.But if you plan on having the email hosted through a separate service (i.e. Google Apps for Work), this can cause delivery errors. For that reason, you have to disable mail at the domain level within your hosting panel as shown below. […]
Enable server-status page to monitor Apache web server load
Mod-status is an Apache module which allows server administrators to monitor how well their server is performing with an HTML interface which can be accessible via web browser. […]
Monitor Apache Webserver Uptime
Today I have received the notification from website monitoring service provider that my site was down more than 2 hours. Apache has built in utilities that screen Apache usage and performance. The Apache Status is one such tool that takes into consideration constant observing of Apache connection and resource usage. […]
How to change cron tab email settings
By default all cron tab emails are sent to root user in Linux, But if you want send those emails to particular user this can be done by two methods. […]
How to Configure Disk Quotas in Linux
If you have mounted a new drive on your cloud Linux server but during the process you forget to enable quota or if your cPanel accounts are showing 0 MB disk usage, then this article will help you to configure the quotas on your server. First of all you need check if the quota is […]
How to view the last modified files/folders in Linux
There are times where you want to check for files that are recently changed/created in your Linux system or. For example, as a system admin, you’ve got done some configuration on your Linux system, however you forgot where it absolutely was saved. If you’d like to notice recently updated files on Linux, Use the below command to view the last modified files/folders in linux […]