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Introduction Microsoft Outlook is a desktop email client that allows you to send, receive, and manage emails from your hosting account. Configuring your email account in Outlook enables you to access your emails without logging in to webmail, providing a convenient way to manage your communications. Prerequisites Implementation Step 1… Continue Reading Configure email account in Outlook or MS Outlook

Introduction Mac Mail is the default email client for macOS that allows users to send and receive emails from their hosting accounts. By configuring your email account in Mac Mail, you can access your emails directly from your Mac without using webmail. Prerequisites Implementation Step 1 Open Mac Mail, then… Continue Reading Configure email account in MAC machine

Introduction DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) is an email authentication method that helps protect domains from email spoofing and improves email deliverability. By signing outgoing emails with a cryptographic signature, receiving mail servers can verify that the message was sent from an authorized source and has not been modified during transmission.… Continue Reading Install DKIM in Postfix using openDKIM

Introduction Identifying spamming accounts is an important part of maintaining the security and reputation of a cPanel mail server. Accounts that send an unusually high number of emails may indicate compromised credentials, vulnerable scripts, or unauthorized email activity. This guide explains how to identify accounts that have sent a large… Continue Reading Identfy spamming accounts in cPanel servers

Introduction Taking regular database backups is an important task for server administrators. In Windows servers running Microsoft SQL Server, we can use a batch script with the sqlcmd utility to back up all user-created MSSQL databases. This script helps automate the backup process by listing all databases except system databases… Continue Reading Batch Script to Take Backup of All MSSQL Databases

Introduction The “User is over quota” error in cPanel or Webmail can occur even after increasing the account’s disk quota. This usually happens when quota information has not been updated correctly on the server or when stale over-quota records still exist. The following steps can help to resolve the issue… Continue Reading login webmail Internal server error: user is over quota

Introduction Sometimes, while accessing the Plesk control panel using the default secure URL, it may redirect to another URL with port 11444. For example: may redirect to: Due to this redirection issue, the Plesk panel may not open properly. This issue is usually related to the Plesk SSO configuration. Prerequisites… Continue Reading Plesk Panel Redirecting to hostname:11444

Enabling Ping in Windows Introduction Ping is a useful network diagnostic tool that helps verify connectivity between a computer and a server. Enabling ICMP Echo Requests (Ping) on a Windows machine can assist in troubleshooting network connectivity issues, server access problems, and slow loading times. Prerequisites Implementation Method 1: Enable… Continue Reading Enabling Ping in Windows

Introduction The error “rndc: connect failed: connection refused” is commonly encountered when managing a BIND DNS server. In most cases, the issue occurs because the named service is not running properly or is unable to create its PID file due to incorrect configuration or permission issues. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure… Continue Reading How to Fix “rndc: connect failed: connection refused” in BIND DNS Server

Introduction The error rndc: connect failed: connection refused usually occurs when the rndc command is unable to connect to the BIND/named service. Even though the command /etc/init.d/named start may show OK, the named service may not actually be running. One common reason for this issue is that the named service… Continue Reading How to Fix rndc: connect failed: connection refused