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How to View Mailbox Login Details for a Domain in Plesk (Linux) ?

by SupportPRO Admin January 31, 2011
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In a Plesk-managed Linux server, administrators may sometimes need to retrieve mailbox details for a specific domain. This can be useful for auditing, troubleshooting, or managing email accounts. Plesk stores mail account information in its internal MySQL database, which can be accessed securely from the server. Step 1: Retrieve Plesk Admin Password The Plesk admin password is stored in an encrypted file. You can access it using: Copy the password, as it will be required to log in to MySQL. Step 2: Log in to MySQL Use the admin credentials to access the MySQL database: Enter the password obtained in the previous step when prompted. Step 3: Select the Plesk Database Once logged in, switch to the Plesk database: Step …

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Add Name servers from Backend

by SupportPRO Admin January 31, 2011
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In case we are not able to add name servers from WHM, we can add it from shell by using root login information. Login in to server as root user and run following commands. root@server[~]#/scripts/adddns domain ns1.your_domain.com ip=111.222.222.1 root@server[~]#/scripts/adddns domain ns2.your_domain.com ip=111.222.222.2 Replace your_domain.com  in above command with your domain name and  use the respective ips which you want to use for your nameservers. root@server[~]#service named restart or root@server[~]#/etc/init.d/named restart If you require help, contact SupportPRO Server Admin

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Linux Server Monitoring and Security

by SupportPRO Admin January 25, 2011
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Introduction Linux is one of the most reliable web server operating systems, with an almost perfect monitoring system that ensures your servers run smoothly around the clock with minimal risk of a crash. The Linux server monitoring system is one of the best-known tools for ensuring optimal server performance. No wonder, then, that brands such as the LAMP server are the most recognized and preferred by most large web hosting companies. Web hosting servers need to be up all the time. And since they contain massive amounts of data accessed and used by all clients, security and optimal performance become crucial factors. Monitoring servers 24×7 for the proper operation of scripts and tools, including HTTP, SSL, SMTP, POP, IMAP, SSH, …

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Online Backup Service features & selecting the best option

by SupportPRO Admin January 19, 2011
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Online data backup is just as the name implies data is backed up to a remote location over a networked connection, mostly using TCP/IP standard protocol of the internet. With an online backup service, important data is transmitted over the internet and securely stored on a server. Most online backup systems run on schedule, usually when the computers arent in use (nights mostly). It collects, compresses, encrypts and transfers the data to a secured, remote backup server or off site hardware. Some key features of an Online Backup Systems include – Data is encrypted to ensure maximum security. Data is to be encrypted before it is sent across the internet, and it should be stored in its encrypted state. Encryption …

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How Does an Online Support Ticketing System Works

by SupportPRO Admin January 5, 2011
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What is a ticketing system A ticketing system has evolved as a pretty dynamic tool that can be used to manage customers support tickets as well as in tasks such as assisting in generating invoices. A major advantage of a ticketing system is that it is easy to set up and simple to use both for the administrators, who manages it and also for the customers. Another advantage of an online support ticket is the ease with which it can be managed and how it facilitates to track cases and provides a history of tickets. The ticketing system indicates ticket status as open, closed and pending tickets. It can also be used for mass emailing; which is often used to …

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Securing a Windows Server

by SupportPRO Admin December 13, 2010
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Server Security is one of the top concerns for most hosting clients and administrators. Though everyone wants the latest and most up to date upgrades and tools, this also increases the vulnerability of the server. This is more of an importance when you have a Windows server. The following tips ensure that you have a properly secured Windows server 1) Go through the event viewer logs of the server to check on any hack incidents. From the event viewer, you can obtain information regarding the hack attempts from the various IPs. If any such incidents are noted, you can block access to such IPs by writing the required firewall rule in Start >> Programs >> Administrative Tools >> Local Security …

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Server security – Process and Precautions

by SupportPRO Admin November 22, 2010
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One of the biggest concern for most server owners and providers is Server Security. Vulnerabilities and attacks increase on a day to day basis. So security flaws and vulnerabilities have turned out to be the biggest headaches and nightmares for server administrator. Even the simplest flaw in security policy can result in critical vulnerability in a server. Needless to say even the biggest players in the hosting industry are pumping in more money in increasing the security level of their organization. Having an effective security policy can minimize the number of hack/attack attempts substantially. The attack will keep increasing, if the data to be secured is more valuable than the effort to hack the same information. Including the following policies …

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Remote Server Management Tools for Linux Administrators

by SupportPRO Admin October 12, 2010
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The open-source movement has transformed remote server management by providing powerful tools that allow system administrators to configure, monitor, and maintain servers from anywhere. These tools eliminate the need for physical access and, in some cases, even allow management when the host operating system is offline. With the right remote administration utilities, teams can improve uptime, streamline maintenance, and strengthen infrastructure security. Below are some well-known Linux administration tools and management interfaces that enable efficient remote server control. 1. Webmin Webmin is a browser-based administration interface that allows you to manage Linux systems remotely over a network. Through its intuitive dashboard, administrators can configure services, manage users, and edit system settings without directly modifying configuration files. Key Capabilities Basic Installation …

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HOW TO RESET JOOMLA ADMIN PASSWORD

by SupportPRO Admin September 14, 2010
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1. Login to phpMyAdmin and select Joomla’s db from the drop down menu. It will show all the tables in that db. 2. In the text field enter the following query. UPDATE `jos_users` SET `password` = MD5( new_password ) WHERE `jos_users`.`username` = admin ; [Replace the term new_password with your new password and admin with the exact user if it’s different from admin. 3. Click the GO button once you completes the 2nd step. 4. You should now able to login with the new password. If you require help, contact SupportPRO Server Admin

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How to Fix cPanel Remote MySQL Issue with OK Packet Error ?

by SupportPRO Admin September 13, 2010
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The cPanel remote MySQL issue with the error message: usually occurs when attempting to connect remotely to a MySQL database from an external application or server. This issue is commonly related to MySQL authentication settings, old password formats, or incorrect remote MySQL configuration. In this guide, we will explain how to diagnose and fix the cPanel remote MySQL issue step by step. Understanding the Error The error message may appear similar to the following: This indicates that the remote application is unable to communicate properly with the MySQL server because of authentication or protocol compatibility issues. Common Causes of cPanel Remote MySQL Issue Some common reasons for this issue include: Step 1: Verify Remote MySQL Connection Settings Before troubleshooting further, …

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