cPanel Backup Cloud Storage How To
*Update 10/2021: Please note, this is an EOL product no longer being offered to new customers. How to use Cloud Storage to backup up your …
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Zimbra 8 is a Free Email Server and is considered an Exchange replacement. Zimbra has an easy to use Web GUI that will allow you …
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Backups play a critical role in server management by preserving data and allowing quick restoration in case of failure, corruption, or accidental deletion. In web …
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You can change the root password of server from WHM using below steps: 1. Login to WHM. (https://yourserverip:2086) or (https://yourserverip:2087) or (https://yourserverip/whm) 2. Click …
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After upgrading or with a newly installed version of Plesk, you may find yourself unable to set passwords for new database users. If you are …
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Disabling a Package Repository: Usually, the package repositories are located in the definition files.You can find them in the directory named /etc/yum.repos.d . In order …
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