In this article, We will explain how to change the Apache Port in this article. Sometimes you need to stop Apache while it’s operating, but you also want it to continue running on a different port. You’re fortunate that Apache has a place where you can easily modify this. To change the Apache Port, adhere to the steps below. 1. Log into your “WHM account” 2. Now, search for the “Server Configuration” 3. Once, you click on the “Server Configuration” select the “Tweak Settings” option. 4. From the “Tweak Setting” bar, you......
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In this article, we are going to explain how to clone your reseller plans from Plesk. The ability to create duplicate Plesk cases on different virtual machines without affecting Plesk’s functionality is known as “Plesk cloning.” Follow the following steps to create a clone of the Reseller plans from Plesk: 1. Log into your “Plesk Panel” with the help of a root account. 2. From the “Hosting Services”, click for the “Service Plans” 3. Once you open the “Services plans”, you need to click on the “Reseller Plans” 4. Select the “Plans”......
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In this article, you will learn If you’re unsure of how to set Horde as the default time in the webmail interface. Webmail programs by default utilize the host server’s time zone. If you are in a different time zone, you can change this setting. Depending on the webmail application you’re using, different techniques are used. After you change the time zone setting, the interface starts to show all timestamps in the new time zone. Follow the steps to make the default time zone in Horde 1. Log into your “Webmail” account.......
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Sometimes, it’s possible that we need to complete a given task at a specific time and that we can forget. The Plesk Panel includes a useful tool for this that will execute your task at the appointed time. Let’s look at how Plesk allows you to do it. 1. Log into your “Plesk Panel” 2. Search for the “Scheduled Tasks” option 3. Now, Click on “Add Task” 4. You’ll see the screen below. Therefore, once you see this screen, input the relevant task. Run Command: You must specify the precise path to the......
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In this article, we show how to create default files and folders in the cPanel account. Find the following default files and folders while we create a new account in cPanel: 1. public_html/cgi-bin: CGI Bin directory. 2. public_html: To make your website publicly available over the Internet, please upload your web pages and images into this folder. 3. public_ftp: It contains files to be accessible via anonymous FTP. 4. mail/: It stores the mail data. 5. public_html/.htaccess: The main .htaccess file for the pages served on this cPanel account over HTTP. 6. mail/cur: Mail......
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In this article, We have discussed the fundamentals of monitoring your server with WHM. Learn how to locate service status, resource use, and Apache statistics by using the steps below. 1. Log into your “WHM account” 2. Search for the “Server Status” 3. From the “Server Status” menu, click on “Apache Status” 4. By selecting “Apache Status,” you may view specific information about your status. Was this article helpful to you? If you continue having problems with the above outlined, please contact the eTechSupport Team. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn for additional information....
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In this article, we are going to explain how to check memory usage in Linux with the help of the command line. Here is a list of commands for checking memory use in Linux. 1) grep Use the grep command to search all log files in /var/log/ location for an out-of-memory error. grep -i -r ‘out of memory’ /var/log/ 2) free -m Use this command “free” to find the current memory usage in the server. free -m The command will show you the current “RAM” and “SWAP” usages in MB. 3) sar......
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The cPanel Linux VPS lets you create reseller accounts using WHM. You could also create new cPanel accounts as resellers or grant existing cPanel accounts, and reseller powers in order to create reseller accounts. Follow the steps to create your reseller account with the help of WHM. 1. Log into your WHM account as a “root user” 2. Search for the “Account Funtions” 3. Now, click on the “Modify an account” 4. The cPanel Account properties window will open as a result. Select the account and click on the “Modify” 5. Reseller......
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