Friday, July 30, 2010

Restore your SSH access using WHM Autofixer

July 11, 2010 by admin  
Filed under cPanel

If you are locked out and can’t SSH to your server, WHM Autofixer may help you!  Read this to know more about WHM Autofixer. How to restore SSH settings and access? 1. Login to your WHM using the following URL: https://HOSTNAME-OR-IP:2087/scripts2/autofixer Change the HOSTNAME-OR-IP as appropriate for you.

Fixing WHM problems automatically using WHM Autofixer

July 10, 2010 by admin  
Filed under cPanel

Now you have angel hands for solving your WHM  related (selected) problems. cPanel has introduced Autofix for WHM to automatically solve a number of common problems. The Autofixer is a collection of scripts that can be run from WHM to fix some common issues not otherwise fixable or accessible from command line. The collection of [...]

Creating FTP accounts in Enkompass control panel!

July 10, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Enkompass, cPanel

It is extremely easy to create additional FTP accounts using Enkompass! If you have any familiarities with cPanel Domain Owner’s control panel, you will also find Enkompass’s Domain Owner’s control extremely easy and a known friend! How to? Login to your control panel! It should be something like http://ip-address:2082 or http://yourdomain.tld:2082 For secure login,

Restoring an account’s backup in Enkompass!

July 9, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Enkompass

Earlier, we have shown how to configure Enkompass for taking backup automatically by Enkompass. Now let’s see how can we restore a backup. How to? Login to Enkompass as Administrator or Reseller Click on Restore Backup from the left navigation panel.

Automatic Backup plan configuration in Enkompass!

July 8, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Enkompass

Introduction to Enkompass Enkompass is a control panel for Windows Server released by cPanel Inc. After having a great market share in Linux based systems, cPanel now drived to develop control panel for Windows Server systems. The look and feel of Enkompass also looks like the cPanel control panel for Linux systems. The simple yet [...]

HyperVM Installation with OpenVZ kernel!

July 7, 2010 by admin  
Filed under HyperVM

HyperVM is a flexible Virtualization Management System. Using HyperVM you can control your server farm from a single Console. HyperVM supports both OS level (OpenVZ) and Hardware level (Xen) virtualization. Installations Installing HyperVM is quite easy! You need only a few commands to install it from your linux shell as root user.  Basically, HyperVM installation [...]

Optimize Apache using Webmin to consume lower memory

July 6, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Webmin

You can optimize your Apache to use lower RAM in systems where there are shortage of memory or the memory usages are near limit! Here, we are showing how to reduce apache memory usages using Webmin control panel! How to? Browse to the Webmin Apache Webserver module Click on “Processes and Limits” Change the following [...]

Optimizing Virtualmin to consume lower RAM

July 5, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Webmin

By default Virtualmin is installed and configured to maximize performance, rather than minimize memory usage. Thus, it may create certain problems on a system with less than 256MB of RAM. However, you can take steps to reduce memory usages! These steps will not hurt performance on a low memory system, as running out of memory [...]

Running Webmin on demand, and on different port!

July 4, 2010 by admin  
Filed under Webmin

If you are the single user of Webmin or have limited number of users, you may consider starting the webmin on demand! That is start the daemon only when you are going to use it and stop it back after your works are completed! How to? To start the webmin, you need to ssh to [...]

Solution for cPanel, webmail logout or account switch problem

July 3, 2010 by admin  
Filed under cPanel

If you are having difficulty switching between cPanel accounts, or logging into and out of your webmail account, your server may be using HTTP authentication. When HTTP authentication is enabled, most web browsers will not actually log out of a session until the browser widow/tab is closed, regardless of whether you use the Log Out [...]

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