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The InterWorx interface allows you to create new accounts, which come with the option to enable shell access for each of them. As mentioned in my earlier article on accessing InterWorx, the interface is divided into two sections – SiteWorx and NodeWorx. They correspond to cPanel and WHM respectively. From an administrator’s point of view, […]
Earlier this week, I’d shown you how to connect to a VPS with InterWorx on SSH. In that, we saw that the default installation uses the regular SSH port of “22” for connections. In this article, I’ll show you how to change the SSH port. Why? Because look at this screenshot from my SSH login: […]
We often have Resellers get their business in a position where they want to have more control and upgrade to a Virtual Private Server (VPS). Given our high-speed cloud infrastructure, this allows customers to move over to a semi-dedicated environment with the ability to add more resources as their business grows (full root access and […]
The Linux command line can leave you feeling as if you don’t have all the information at your fingertips. In a traditional GUI, you can just peek at the bottom of the window and see how much space a folder is using. Or you can hover over a file or folder and get its size. […]
In the last tutorial, we saw how to give a user sudo privileges. One of the main benefits, is that we’re now free to disable root logins on Linux. So why is important? Most Linux installations come with the root user by default. Ubuntu is one notable exception where root is disabled. The problem with […]
Linux’s “secure by design” philosophy places many constraints on the default permissions granted to every new user. Some of these precautions include disabling the ability to run commands with “sudo”. Sudo is a special command that permits running admin level command without actually being root. Sometimes however, you need to let people run these commands […]
For those looking to sell products on their website, Magento is an excellent platform to do so. While they have a paid version, they also have a free and open source one that is extremely powerful to help you keep your data private on your own server and conduct your business as you best see […]
If you’re a frequent reader of our blog, you already know I’ll do almost anything to increase my page load by a couple of milliseconds. HTTP/2 On Shared & Reseller Hosting Accounts This is one reason why we use the LiteSpeed web server on all of our Shared and Reseller Hosting accounts. As long as […]
Last month we launched our training center here on our blog with our first course Reseller Hosting 101. Hundreds of web designers, WordPress developers, and other entrepreneurs have enrolled and have sent some really great feedback! Thanks everyone! To continue with our training, I’ve put together my latest course titled VPS Hosting 101. VPS […]
If you’re using your VPS hosting package to resell web hosting, then you probably want to look into using Cloudlinux. Cloudlinux allows you the ability to set cPanel specific limits where you can define a set amount of member, I/O usage, Inodes (files), etc. protecting the entire machine from becoming overloaded. Back in the “old […]