In this post I want to show you how to create a basic full backup of your file system and how to restore it. A Linux system with root access is required. It does not matter whether it is a Dedicated Server or VPS. Important: The following commands were tested with Ubuntu 14.04 (64 Bit).
Our Dedicated Servers and VPS’s with cPanel are very popular among our customers. The easy to use administration panel renders web hosting comfortably even for inexperienced Linux administrators. Almost all settings can be done via WHM, SSH access is rarely necessary. We deploy cPanel servers automatically with a working standard configuration. Most settings are left
Attention Windows Server users: We released a new installation method for Windows Server operating systems today. It is already available for all VPS and Dedicated Server customers with Windows Server. The first thing you will notice is a much shorter installation time. Our Dedicated Server X with 1 Gbit/s port only took five minutes to
Many of you have already heard about it or even used it once in a while, but most of you have probably not been introduced to it yet: Our rescue system! While hopefully not being needed at all, it provides many possibilities to fix certain problems and to bring the machine back online as soon
One recurring question affects mostly our webspace packages, but should be interesting for many others as well: How can I move the content of my main domain to a sub-folder without affecting its appearance? cPanel always assigns one domain as the main domain for a user account. Add-On domains can be added easily, but they
Upgrading Debian 6.0 to 7.0 With the release of Debian 7.0 there are two ways that you can have this distribution installed on your VPS or Dedicated servers. One is the clean installation, this could be done using our customer control panel. This is a complete re-installation, so you will loose all your data.
Hackers Use Large Botnet To Gain Access. If you are using WordPress, it would be a good idea to use a very strong password and make sure your username is not ‘admin’. There is a brute Force dictionary-based attack that aims to find the password for ‘admin’ account that every WordPress site sets up
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