Category : Dedicated Hosting

Introduction Exim is an open-source mail transfer agent (MTA) that receives, routes and delivers emails that cPanel & WHM includes. Mail transfer agents send and receive email messages to the server. Many of the Exim Configuration Manager options involve Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). Prerequisite Implementation Step 1: Log in to the WHM with root ..

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Introduction: Activating or renewing an SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate is a crucial step in maintaining the security and integrity of your website. SSL certificates encrypt the data transferred between your web server and your users, ensuring that sensitive information remains confidential. In cPanel, the process for managing SSL certificates is straightforward but requires careful ..

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Introduction RPMs is a command-line utility for managing packages on Unix/Linux systems. It allows you to install, query, update, verify, and remove. An RPM package update may cause issues or be unable to update due to conflicts, and an RPM version lock may be needed Prerequisites Implementation SSH the server via the terminal and follow the ..

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Introduction: Managing databases and users on a web hosting server often requires using command-line tools like /usr/bin/uapi to automate tasks efficiently. This script demonstrates how to create a MySQL database, create a user, and grant them privileges using the command-line interface. Prerequisite: Before executing the script, ensure the following prerequisites are met: $CPUSER: The cPanel ..

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Introduction: The `/scripts/fixquotas` command in cPanel is a powerful tool designed to fix disk quota issues on your server. When users encounter disk quota discrepancies or inconsistencies, this command can help rectify them efficiently. This document provides a step-by-step guide on utilizing the `/scripts/fixquotas` command effectively. Prerequisites: Before proceeding with the utilization of the `/scripts/fixquotas` ..

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Introduction: Creating an API token for cPanel allows you to securely access and manage your cPanel account programmatically. API tokens provide a way to authenticate API requests without exposing your cPanel account credentials. This method enhances security and enables the automation of various tasks, such as managing files, databases, email accounts, and DNS settings. Steps ..

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Introduction In cPanel, email routing settings allow to specify whether incoming emails should be handled locally on the server or forwarded to a remote mail server Prerequisite Implementation Step 1: Access the cPanel account with the credentials Step 2: Click on the “Email Routing” from the Email section of cPanel Step 3: If there are ..

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