CloudLinux uses LVE (Lightweight Virtual Environment) to isolate and limit resource usage per user in shared hosting environments. This helps maintain server stability by avoiding any single account from consuming…
Category: Security and Backup
How to Fix R1Soft Backup Module Errors
May 23, 2025 / R1 Soft BackupWhen using R1Soft CDP (Continuous Data Protection), you might encounter a module error that prevents backups from running. This issue often arises due to missing or mismatched kernel headers and…
How to set up kdump to store crash dumps on a remote server via SSH
May 12, 2025 / Security and Backup Web HostingThis guide explains how to set up kdump to store crash dumps on a remote server through SSH. Configuring kdump to save vmcore on a remote server via SSH guarantees…
How to Include or Exclude a Domain from AutoSSL in cPanel
April 22, 2025 / SSLThis article explains how to include or exclude a domain from AutoSSL in cPanel. Including or excluding a domain from AutoSSL in cPanel allows you to control which domains receive…
How to Generate a CSR Key and Install an SSL Certificate on IIS 10
February 21, 2025 / SSLThanks to an encryption technique called SSL (Secure Sockets Layer), a web server and a user’s browser can communicate securely. SSL guarantees that private data, including payment information, login passwords,…
How to Download Backups for Home Directory, MySQL, or Emails
January 9, 2025 / Security and BackupDownloading backups for your Home Directory, MySQL databases, or Emails ensures the safety and security of your important data and allows for easy recovery if needed. Follow the steps: Log…
How to add CAPTCHA protection to a wordPress site
November 8, 2024 / Security and BackupCAPTCHA protection helps safeguard your WordPress site from spam and malicious bot attacks. This guide explains how to implement CAPTCHA using the Google Captcha (reCAPTCHA) plugin. Follow these steps to…
How to import a database over SSH
November 5, 2024 / Security and BackupImporting a database over SSH is faster and more reliable for large files. It bypasses size limits and provides secure, direct control over the process, making it ideal for handling…
How to set Let’s Encrypt (LE) as your server’s default AutoSSL provider
October 23, 2024 / SSLThis guide discovers the process of setting Let’s Encrypt (LE) as your server’s default AutoSSL provider. Let’s Encrypt is a widely used and rapidly growing certificate authority that provides free…
How to Change the Default SSH Port on CentOS
September 6, 2024 / Security and BackupSecure Shell (SSH) is the primary method for remotely accessing Linux servers. By default, SSH listens on port 22, which is widely targeted by automated brute-force attacks. Changing the default…