Scripts are required to run upon startup on occasion. It is a good option to automate operations like performing updates, installing packages, or even setting default routes. We’ll create a new service and run a custom bash script to set static routes in a VPS. Your script can do anything as long as it’s written […]
For WordPress users, PHP is an essential coding language. Even if you’re not a developer, you may need to know a little about it to keep your site up to date. Finding even the most basic PHP information for your WordPress installation might be difficult if you don’t know where to search. Fortunately, if you […]
c. Creating a cPanel Backup This useful tool will generate a compressed file that you can then save to your local computer. Please be aware that we do not allow backups to be stored in File Manager; they must be kept off the server. Log in to your cPanel account. Click on the cPanel Backup […]
For the best performance, the old logic of creating a system suggests that you should always install as much RAM as feasible. Is that, nonetheless, going to be excessive for your application? Is there such a thing as enough, and is there such a thing as too much? After all, server RAM upgrades are rarely […]
SSH (Secure Shell) is an open-source network protocol for connecting local and remote Linux servers to transfer files, make remote backups, run remote commands, and perform other network-related tasks using the SCP or sftp commands between two servers connected over a secure network channel. In this article, I’ll show you some easy tools and strategies […]
We’ve included an example of one of the most common iptables configurations. Except for particular ports, we will block all connections. To begin, we’ll erase all present iptables rules to eliminate any errors caused by the prior configuration. SSH into your server as root and run the following commands: iptables -t filter -F iptables -t […]
It might be difficult to know which form of web hosting is suitable for you with so many options. Do you want Managed VPS Hosting, Shared Hosting, or Dedicated Web Hosting? We’ll break down the differences between shared, VPS, and dedicated hosting plans in this post so you can figure out which is best for […]
Iptables is an application that uses policy chains to allow or block traffic using the IP packet filter rules of the Linux kernel firewall. For example, to secure your server workloads, you can install this firewall on your Linux Dedicated or Virtual Server. If a user tries to connect to your server using SSH, iptables […]
Apache is a free, open-source Web server application that is most commonly used on Unix-like operating systems, but it can also be used in Windows. Knowing about the Apache web server will be very useful for you as a developer or system administrator. It includes a lot of noteworthy features, one of which is virtual […]
The cPanel hosting control panel features allow you to check for harmful code if you suspect your hosting account has been hacked. Of course, this does not guarantee that all viruses will be discovered in this manner; in many cases, you will need to manually inspect each file: many harmful scripts masquerade as the site’s […]
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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