How to Reset MySQL root Password
If you’ve forgotten or need to change your root user password in MySQL, you might be wondering what steps are necessary to reset your MySQL …
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How to View the Status and Restart a Service On a Dedicated Server
In this article, we’ll cover how to view the status of a service on your dedicated server and, if necessary, how to restart it. Viewing …
How to Start, Stop and Restart Services on Linux Dedicated Server?
There are two ways through which you can start, stop and restart any desired service: How to start a service :- First Method: /etc/init.d/service-name start …
How to Kill a Linux Process Using the “kill” Command
A process in Linux is an instance of a running program. Each process has a unique identifier called a process ID (PID) that is used …
How to Check and Repair a Corrupted MySQL Database Table Using SSH
In this tutorial we’ll cover how to use MySQLcheck to repair a corrupted database table. Repairing a Corrupted MySQL Database Table Please refer to the …
How to Check if the Default FTP Port 21 is Blocked
What is FTP Port 21? FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, is a means of transferring data online directly from one server to another. Typically requiring …
How to Configure an MX Record
What is an MX Record? MX records, or mail exchange records, are special server settings that help control the way your email is routed. In …
How to publish the site via http frontpage?
Frontpage has inbuilt HTTP which helps us to publish a site via HTTP. Please refer the following steps to publish a website using Frontpage: a.To …
What are the steps for Installing ConfigServer ModSecurity Control (cmc) on Dedicated Server?
Some of the open source applications work as expected due to mod security enabled on the server. It can be enabled or disabled in both …
How to Disable Telnet access on server?
1. Login to your server as a root user. 2. Edit the file as follows: # vi /etc/xinetd.d/telnet 3. Look for the line: …
How to check MySQL query caching status on your linux server?
Login to your server as root. On mysql prompt fire the following command: mysql> SHOW VARIABLES LIKE ‘%query_cache%’; This will result the …
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