Ping and TraceRoute testing can assist you to find any problems with your network’s connectivity to a specific server (or website) IP. Ping Test The PING command is used to test a network connection’s connectivity and latency. The PING command delivers data packets to a specified IP address and then calculates the time it takes […]
WHM users with a root account can access CSF, or ConfigServer Security & Firewall, which is a highly adjustable online security solution. Users can search for files and other information in CSF’s System Logs, which is a lesser-known feature. To Search for Files in System Logs of CSF Log in to your WHM root account. […]
From your local system, select Windows Button. Now type Remote Desktop into the search box and click on it. Click Connect after entering the IP address of your Virtual Machine. Click OK after entering the Administrator Username and Password. Type cmd once you’ve connected to your VM/Remote Desktop. Right-click the command prompt […]
If you’ve installed a lot of PHP extensions or modules on your Linux system and want to know if a specific PHP module is installed or not, or if you just want a complete list of PHP extensions installed on your Linux system. We’ll show you how to list all installed or built PHP modules […]
It may be useful to switch from your ISP’s DNS server to a custom DNS server. As many people have discovered, Google and Cisco produce some of the greatest DNS servers. In terms of latency and features, these public DNS servers can deliver significantly superior results. DNS servers have come a long way, and […]
The emergence of eLearning and its accompanying tools has been a global trend. Moodle LMS is a terrific choice if you’re an educator or simply want to stay ahead of the curve. However, like with anything online-based, you’ll need the correct web hosting partner to keep things running smoothly. What is the Moodle Learning […]
If you’re trying to send emails from several email accounts but they’re failing to send from both webmail and third-party email applications, there are a few possibilities: The maximum number of emails sent per hour has been reached – this can be due to forwarders or mailing lists. The hourly rate is set […]
Usability and accessibility Almost all cloud services have a user interface that is simple to navigate and use, as well as a drag-and-drop capability. Consider Google Drive and Apple’s iDrive, for example. They both offer a user-friendly interface, and you can effortlessly upload your content to your online storage without any technical expertise. For example, […]
What Plugins Do You Need? There are WordPress themes and plugins for almost any need imaginable, even those of one-of-a-kind sites in highly specific niches. You can utilize many designs and plugins to create a unique website, whether you’re seeking free live chat plugins or plugins for photographers. However, there are a few major types […]
A WordPress plugin is a piece of software that adds a specific feature to any WordPress site that is self-hosted. You ‘plug in’ a piece of software to add new features or extend existing functionality on your site without needing to know how to code, as the term implies. Depending on the plugin’s features, it […]
Solutions, Tutorials, Tips & Hacks for people using cPanel or Plesk cPanel & Plesk are defacto standards for Webhosting nowadays. If you ever ran a website or developed a website, chances are you have used one of these. cPanelPlesk covers both panels from the perspective of users, developers, and web hosting startups. You will also find a complete section about setting up and hardening a new cPanel server step by step.
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