Iptables is a built in firewall in most Linux systems. firewall that provides protection between your server (workstation) and damaging content on the Internet or network. It will try to protect your system against both malicious users and software such as viruses/worms. […]
fsck stands for File System Check and it is a disk repair utility used in Linux based operating systems. Normally fsck is began instantly at start time if some file system problem is recognized. However Server Administrators can run a manual fsck as well if they observe any problems on the working system. It is always […]
The S-RBL CHECKER is a WHM add-on program, which actually check out your server’s IP against various well know RBL details. It also provides a choice to deliver an e-mail alert to the configured email account, if it finds any blacklist for the server IP addresses. […]
If you’ve forgotten the password to your MySQL database user, you may create a new user with a new password, and then assign that user to the database. This will not remove or change any of the data in your database. […]
When trying to add a new domain in WHM, you may get an error: ‘error’ theme=2]Account Creation Status: failed. Sorry, a DNS entry for domainname.com already exists, please delete it first (from all servers in the DNS cluster) It means that a DNS zone file already exist for this domain. Just simply click to the […]
IonCube are used as encryption/decryption utility for PHP programs by which we can keep secure our information. It also can limit PHP program to perform illegal. It also helps in boosting up the webpages that are provided. IonCube loaders are used for decoding secured information files while operating on web server. […]
Sometimes when we try to add a subdomain, parked, or add-on domain via cPanel it causes an error: To resolve this error we have to remove all instances of the domain name. 1. First verify Ownership of the Domain in question: grep mydomain.com /etc/userdomains 2. Verify if a DNS Zone exists for the Domain: ls –ld /var/named/mydomain.com.db 3. Kill the […]
Before starting make sure that you have all the details of your mail servers like hostname , IPs etc.. Login to cPanel of your website. […]
Typically the word synchronize, in a information perspective, is used to mean the process of sharing information between resources (storage) to make sure that they are consistent. In fact, it’s making sure that a copy of the information on one storage pool is replicated on a secondary storage pool. […]
When the system log file increase it means that there is some issue with associated software or programs. In that case simply check the newest activities in the log file. For that sign in to your server and run the following command: tail /var/log/logfile-name If the problem is not experienced from the newest activities, you can […]