Did you realize that we may use remote domains to construct parked domains, aliases, and addon domains to resolve other servers? Furthermore, by default, this parameter is set to OFF. We frequently get difficulties when attempting to add addon domains to a WHM interface’s cPanel. This domain has previously been pointed to an IP address […]
In WHM version 78, cPanel released the Interface Analytics plugin. The cPanel Analytics plugin collects data on how users navigate cPanel, WHM, and Webmail, among other things. It also gathers information on how hosting companies set up the server. It saves the information for about 26 months. The Interface Analytics plugin should default on cPanel […]
In this tutorial, we will describe how to recover disk space by root or using cPanel. cPanel frequently reports an inaccurate value for the /mail/ directory in the cPanel->Disk Usage interface. The value returned by the shell in our test case is 310MB: root@web [/home/mmtest]# du -sh mail 310M mail root@web [/home/mmtest]# Using Root […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Dedicated Servers While RAID is a commonly used technique, how it is applied has changed dramatically with the emergence of Solid State Drives, Many clients have inquired about RAID, including what it is, how it affects them, and how they can get the best reliability and performance while staying within their budget. So I decided […]
If you’re having troubleshooting accessing your website, there could be a lot of reasons for this, please check them before contacting us. First-level checks: Make sure you typed your website address into the address bar of your browser correctly. e.g.http://www.example.com Is your internet connection up and running? Are you able to access other websites, such […]
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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