Introduction When managing a VPS using OpenVZ, you may encounter iptables errors such as “iptables: Unknown error 4294967295”. This typically occurs when the required iptables kernel modules are not enabled on the host node. This guide explains how to load the necessary modules and assign them to your VPS using… Continue Reading Add IP module in VZCTL

Introduction Website redirection is a common practice used to forward users from one URL to another. It is widely used during domain changes, website restructuring, or when moving from HTTP to HTTPS. In Apache-based web servers, redirection can be efficiently handled using the .htaccess file. This file allows administrators to… Continue Reading How to redirect a website using .htaccess

Introduction Nagios is a powerful monitoring tool used to track the health, performance, and availability of servers, network devices, applications, and services. It helps system administrators detect and resolve issues before they impact users. Nagios works by continuously monitoring hosts and services, sending alerts when issues are detected, and providing… Continue Reading How to install NAGIOS in linux or windows server

OpenVZ Commands Introduction ====================vz -> recommends ext3 file systemPIM -> IP:4643PMC -> mangaing h/w nodePPP -> for managing a single containerAll the above things need a license from parallel==================== Templates ====================OS template -> vzpkg (cache needs to created before creating the container)EZ template -> points to the repository that contains… Continue Reading Open VZ and commands

Introduction Plesk provides a powerful command-line interface (CLI) and database structure that allows administrators to manage domains, users, email accounts, and databases efficiently. This guide outlines useful commands and queries to retrieve account details and perform common administrative tasks directly from the server. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure the following: Implementation… Continue Reading Plesk CLI Administration Guide: Managing Domains, Emails, and Databases

Introduction LiteSpeed Web Server (LSWS) is a high-performance, drop-in replacement for Apache, designed to improve website speed, scalability, and resource efficiency. It integrates seamlessly with cPanel/WHM, allowing administrators to manage web server settings directly from the WHM interface. By installing the LiteSpeed WHM plugin, you can easily install, configure, and… Continue Reading Install LiteSpeed in WHM

Introduction CloudLinux OS is widely used in shared hosting environments to improve server stability, security, and resource isolation. Converting a cPanel server from CentOS to CloudLinux is a simple process that takes only a few minutes. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure: Implementation Step 1: Obtain CloudLinux License Get an activation key… Continue Reading How to Install CloudLinux OS on a cPanel Server

Introduction Switching your cPanel server from CentOS to CloudLinux OS improves stability, security, and resource management using LVE (Lightweight Virtual Environment). Prerequisites Implementation Step 1: Get Activation Key Step 2: Download Installation Script wget http://repo.cloudlinux.com/cloudlinux/sources/cln/cpanel2cl Step 3: Run Installation Script sh cpanel2cl -k <activation_key> Step 4: If License via cPanel… Continue Reading Install CloudLinux OS in cPanel.

Introduction ASSP (Anti-Spam SMTP Proxy) is a spam filtering system commonly integrated with cPanel servers to protect email services from unwanted spam. When managing a mail server, administrators often need to trace emails, debug delivery issues, and monitor spam filtering behavior. This guide provides essential commands to help you troubleshoot… Continue Reading ASSP spam filter in cpanel. useful commands.

Hello, Is there any way to decrypt “Cpanel password. I know that the cPanel user is listed in “/etc/passwd” and password is encrypted in the “/etc/shadow”. If some one forgets the password the only option available is to reset the password. Is there any option to view the password without… Continue Reading cPanel password – decrypt it