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- How To View the Listening Ports in Linux VPSEnabling listening ports can be achieved using 'netstat -anp | grep LISTEN' within your VPS console.
- Configuring Vsftpd FTP Server on CentOSYou can configure vsftpd FTP Server on CentOS via the '/etc/vsftpd/.conf' file. This article will guide you through the necessary steps.
- Install or Upgrade PHP Under CentOSUpgrading your PHP version on your CentOS server can be achieved quickly and easily via the Power Management section of the VPS console. Learn more here.
- How To Change the Linux Server Username and PasswordIt is recommended you change the passwords on your Linux Server regularly to maximise your server security. Learn more here.
- Can I Have Root Access for My Linux ServerYes, all Linux Servers come standard with Super User/root privileges.
- Adding New Clients From ISPConfig Control PanelYou can add new clients via the ISPConfig control panel by following the simple steps highlighted in this guide.
- Adding a Database for a Website From ISPConfig Control PanelYou can add databases for a website via the ISPConfig control panel by following the simple steps highlighted in this guide.
- Do You Supply Spam Filtering on Linux ServersWe provide standard Spam Protection with all Linux VPS plans. If you want to take it to the next level, checkout our Premium Spam Protection service.
- How to Add PHPMailer for Linux and Windows HostingPHPMailer is an application for scripting language PHP that enables the capability for securely sending email via a web server.
- Install the Vsftpd FTP Server on Ubuntu or DebianInstalling vsftpd FTP Server on to your Ubuntu or Debian server can be achieved quickly and easily via the Power Management section of the VPS console. Learn more here.
- How to Reset WordPress Password in Admin Page and PhpMyAdminYou can reset or change your WordPress password by requesting from WordPress or using phpMyAdmin. Here's how.
- How to Fix an Internal Server Error in WordPressFix Internal Server Error or 500 Internal Server Error on WordPress by following these guidelines.
- Adding Mailboxes From ISPConfig Control PanelYou can add mailboxes via the ISPConfig control panel by following the steps in this guide.
- cPanel PHP Selector error - Cannot manage PHP versions when CageFS is disabledUsers attempting to change or manage PHP versions (e.g., via cPanel → MultiPHP Manager or Select PHP Version) see the following error: Cannot manage PHP versions when CageFS is disabled
- Install SSL Certificate in cPanelThis article explains how to install an SSL certificate in cPanel and correctly apply it to a website hosted on your account. It also covers the required certificate components and how to verify the installation.
- Install cPanel on a CentOScPanel is a web-based Hosting control panel that allows you to manage your Linux Web Hosting accounts in the most convenient way. Learn more here.
- Install Apache Web Server Under CentOS or Red HatInstalling an Apache/Httpd Server on to your CentOS or Red Hat Server can be done via the Power Management section of the VPS console. Learn more here.
- How To Boost Website PerformanceThis article explains how to improve the performance of your website. It helps reduce loading times, optimize resource usage, and provide a more efficient experience for visitors.
- How To Change Email Account Password: cPanelSee this guide to change or reset the password of your email accounts that are hosted in cPanel.
- How to Reset WordPress Password in phpMyAdminYou can use the phpMyAdmin tool in your hosting account's control panel to directly reset the password from the WordPress database.
- How To Assign an IP Address to CentOS Linux ServerAssigning a dedicated IP address to your server can be done via the VPS console. This article will guide you through the necessary steps.
- How To View the CPU Info on the Linux ServerYou can access the CPU information of your Linux Server by accessing the server console as the root user. Learn more here.
- Website error - NET:ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALIDWebsite error - NET:ERR_CERT_DATE_INVALID
- Reset a cPanel account password in WHMReset the password for a cPanel account if you or one of your users cannot sign in. You can either use the Reset Password option on the cPanel sign-in page or change the password directly in WHM.
- Website error - 403 ForbiddenA user attempting to access a webpage receives the following error: Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource. Additionally, a 403 Forbidden error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.