May 7, 2019
Email alert ! when someone logs into your server as root
Server,Email Alert: It’s very crucial to keep track of what is happening with servers and who logs into the server as far as the security of the server is concerned. Any user who gains root access can do whatever he wants. So its highly necessary to Setup an Email alert when something anonymous takes place.…
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April 26, 2019
Guide to Install PIP on CentOS 7
Linux General,PIP is one of the best tool for you to install and manage Python packages. Moreover PIP is a package management system used to install and manage software packages written in Python. With this guide you can easily Install PIP on CentOS 7 . You can install PIP either by using YUM or with Curl…
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April 11, 2019
Check if your Linux server is Under DDOS Attack or not!
Linux General,When your server is under DDoS(Distributed Denial of Service) attack it experiences high inflow of data that depletes the server performance or even leads to server crash. Hence you can login to your server as root and fire the following command, using which you can check if your Linux server is under DDOS attack or…
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March 15, 2019
WordPress Site Scanning – Quick help guide for system administrators
General Security,WordPress Security,With the increasing use of Internet in the world, the data threats are doubling and more severe too. If you are serious about your website, you need to pay attention to WordPress security. In this guide, we share a quick help guide for System Administrators on WordPress site scanning. Hosting facts says that there are…
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February 25, 2019
5 ways How Outsourced Web Hosting Can Increase Your Productivity!
Outsource technical support,The technique in which companies entrust the processes of their business functions to external vendors is Outsourcing. This leads to an increase in productivity and efficiency. Outsourced web hosting support provides high-quality services and gain customer loyalty through great service at all times and is always available for support. Outsourcing is the process of trusting your hosting…
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October 30, 2018
How to Configure Dom0 Memory in XenServer 5.6
Citrix Xen,In this blog post, we will show you how to configure Dom0 memory in XenServer 5.6 or later by modifying the configuration file via the console. The Xen hypervisor is a “type 1” hypervisor that runs directly on the hardware. On top of this we run a privileged Linux virtual machine, called “domain 0” (…
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October 15, 2018
Manually updating traffic and disk usage for all clients in Plesk
Linux General,Plesk,This blog post will guide you through the process of manually updating the traffic and disk usage for all the clients in Plesk. The Plesk statistics is a report in Plesk that calculates disk space, Mail Space, Database usage and traffic usage on a per domain and hosting account. Plesk recalculates all usage statistics once…
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September 28, 2018
How to Limit Bandwidth Using mod_bandwidth Module
Linux General,Apache does not have any rate limiting or bandwidth limitations by default. In fact, only external modules provide this functionality, so you’d have had to make a special effort to enable it. In this post we will see how you can limit bandwidth using mod_bandwidth module and limit the users to 1Mbps per domain. By…
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September 10, 2018
Six Basic Options You Will Need To Configure Apache Server Tokens
Linux General,In this post, you will learn about the six basic options you will need to configure Apache Server Tokens. These options are quite different from each other and the security of the server depends on how you set this up. Apache token is generally found in the Apache main configuration file “httpd.conf”. If you don’t…
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August 31, 2018
Some Simple Tweaks to Optimize Apache in cPanel
Cpanel,Linux General,The default Apache settings on cPanel are something that can be improved on. Here are some simple tweaks to optimize cPanel server. All the important configuration options are stored by Apache in a config file called httpd.conf that is located at /usr/local/apache/conf/httpd.conf. We will start by opening this file in your favorite text editor. For…
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