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When you think of web hosting, after considering the bare minimums provided by the host, i.e. RAM, storage, and processing power next thing that comes to mind is ease of use. Majority of users, are mostly not familiar with the Linux environment and command usage. This drives the thought that Linux is complex, with a …

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Preparation Login to your server as root and follow my guide to Install CWP. Perform some basic CWP setup tasks. Do not change your domain’s NS yet until you migrate the websites. Backup cPanel Login to your cPanel account using username and password given by your web hosting provider: Once you logged in to cPanel, …

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Configuration of WebPanel – Setup nameservers (CWP *- > DNS Functions -*> Edit Nameservers IPs) – Configure shared ip (CWP –> WebPanel Settings – -> WebPanel Settings) – Setup at least one hosting package (CWP –> Accounts –> Add a Package) – Setup root email (CWP –> Email – -> Add Email Account) Setting up …

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SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is the standard security technology for establishing an encrypted link between a web server and a browser. This link ensures that all data passed between the web server and browsers remain private and integral. SSL is an industry standard and is used by millions of websites in the protection of their …

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Control Web Panel(CWP)is a free web hosting panel for RPM-based distributions like CentOS, and provides an easy-to-use interface to manage your server. CWP is feature rich a, and unlike other control panels, it can automatically install a LAMP stack with a Varnish cache. Some of its other features include: CSF firewall File system lock User …

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How you can secure your Linux VPS Being able to take control of your own Linux server is an opportunity to try new things and leverage the power and flexibility of a great platform. However, to keep any networked device, the server administrator must take appropriate cautious measure. There are many different security topics that …

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