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At iServerSupport, we understand the challenges that come with managing servers, whether they’re in the cloud, virtualized, or self-hosted. Our blog is here to provide you with practical insights, expert advice, and the latest trends in server management.

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How to re-install MySQL in cPanel server

September 18th, 2014|

How to re-install MySQL in cPanel server: You can re-install MySQL on cPanel server by following the method mentioned below, Firstly you need to know the SQL rpms that were installed on your server. For that issue [...]

MySQL Error in accept: Too many open files

August 23rd, 2014|

MySQL Error in accept: Too many open files If you are getting the below error this means that MySQL open file limit if very low. 140821 22:38:08 [ERROR] Error in accept: Too many open files [...]

How to secure cPanel server

August 11th, 2014|

How to secure cPanel server As we all know security is a main problem in hosting. Especially with the server that is having more number of accounts. You can ensure the security of cPanel server [...]

Forward traffic from 80 to 8080

August 8th, 2014|

Forward traffic from 80 to 8080 Its very simple to Forwarding traffic from 80 to 8080 using iptables First make find the entry from ifconfig   [root@malta1562 httpdocs]# ifconfig em1 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr F8:B1:56:AF:77:09 inet [...]

Find Spammer on Plesk Server

July 22nd, 2014|

Find Spammer on Plesk Server If you are using POSTFIX follow these steps To check if emails are being send from a compromised account please follow this step. If there are too many emails send from an [...]

Cloudlinux multiple PHP Versions

July 20th, 2014|

Cloudlinux multiple PHP Versions By default, the cPanel has its own MultiPHP Manager to manage PHP version for a domain. for changing the domain's PHP from managing by MultiPHP Manager to managing by CloudLinux PHP [...]

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