Introduction This guide explains how to review active transfer and restore sessions in WHM using root access. Following these steps will help you monitor ongoing migrations, backups, or account restore operations from the WHM interface. Steps to Review Running Transfer Sessions in WHM Step1:Login to the WebHost Manager (WHM) server using the root credentials. Step2:After ..
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Introduction While troubleshooting Apache-related issues on a server managed through cPanel/WHM, you may encounter errors requesting a more detailed logging level. Increasing the Apache LogLevel helps generate more verbose logs, making it easier to identify the root cause of issues such as failed requests, permission problems, or module-related errors. You may see an error similar ..
Introduction A hostname SSL certificate secures connections to cPanel services and helps prevent browser security warnings. Installing a valid hostname SSL certificate ensures secure access to services such as WHM, Webmail, FTP, Exim, and Dovecot. Prerequisites Implementation cPanel Services That Use the Hostname SSL Certificate The hostname SSL certificate is applied to the following services: ..
Introduction The cPanel File Manager is a web-based tool that allows users to manage website files directly from the hosting control panel without using FTP software. With File Manager, you can upload files such as website pages, images, scripts, backups, and documents quickly and securely. This method is especially useful for users who need a ..
Introduction In Linux systems, users who belong to the wheel group are usually granted elevated privileges through sudo. By default, these users may also be able to switch to the root account using sudo su – or reset the root password using sudo passwd root. For security and access-control purposes, administrators may want to prevent ..
Introduction cPanel provides command-line utilities that allow administrators to manage hosting accounts directly from SSH. The removeacct script can be used to terminate a cPanel account quickly from the command line. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure: Implementation Step 1: Login via SSH Access the server through SSH as the root user. Step 2: Run the Account ..
Introduction ConfigServer Security & Firewall includes Login Failure Daemon (LFD) monitoring, which tracks user activities and sends alerts for suspicious processes or login attempts. Administrators can exclude specific users from LFD alerts when required. Prerequisites Before proceeding, ensure: Implementation Step 1: Log in to the server via SSH as root and enter the below command ..
Introduction WHM (WebHost Manager) is a server administration interface used by hosting providers to manage multiple cPanel accounts. One common administrative task is identifying suspended accounts, which are temporarily disabled due to billing issues, policy violations, or manual action. Suspended accounts can be viewed both from the WHM graphical interface and via command-line tools. Prerequisites ..
Introduction NFS (Network File System) allows a Linux or cPanel server to access remote storage over the network as if it were a local filesystem. Mounting an NFS share is commonly used for backups, shared storage, and centralized data management. Prerequisites Implementation Mounting NFS File System Step 1 Log in to the cPanel server. Step ..
Disable CSF Email Alerts If you would like to stop receiving email alert notifications from ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF), you can easily disable them either through the WHM interface or via the command line (SSH). Follow the steps below based on your preferred method. Method 1: Using WHM Step 1: Log in to WHM ..
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