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 ..

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Introduction Sometimes, you may suddenly lose Internet access and see an error message such as: This issue usually occurs when your system cannot communicate with the DNS (Domain Name System) server. Since DNS is responsible for translating website names into IP addresses, any DNS-related issue can prevent websites from loading in your browser. Fortunately, this ..

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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 ..

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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 ..

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Introduction Databases are a critical part of most websites, especially for applications like WordPress, Joomla, Magento, and custom PHP sites. Over time, a database can become corrupted due to server crashes, incomplete queries, or improper shutdowns. In cPanel, you can quickly repair MySQL databases using built-in tools without needing advanced command-line skills. Prerequisites Before repairing ..

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