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What is DKIM and Why is it important ?

April 4, 2016 By admin Leave a Comment

DKIM is an abbreviation for Domain Keys Identified Mail and it is a factor of strengthening authenticity of your e-mail. It is simply a procedure of signing your mail with digital signature for proving authenticity.It’s generated using a hashed string algorithm which is applied to the content of certain signed fields. It can only be seen when you have a special unique … [Read more...] about What is DKIM and Why is it important ?

Filed Under: Control Panels

Use FTP to recursively download files in command line

March 5, 2016 By admin Leave a Comment

FTP is a great tool to download files when we do not have root access. So when we migrate a cPanel account from those providers who have the the cPanel's backup tools disabled ( hostgator, bluehost , etc ) , we might end up downloading the files to the local computer and then uploading it. Here is how to use FTP to recursively download files from a cPanel account. … [Read more...] about Use FTP to recursively download files in command line

Filed Under: Control Panels

How to install Rainloop webmail in cPanel Server

February 10, 2016 By admin 1 Comment

Rainloop webmail client is an easy to use webmail client which can fully integrated with the cPanel. It is really cool webmail client which is so light weight. The advantage is that you do not need to login to the cPanel's webmail service that is on the different port which is behind the firewall.  … [Read more...] about How to install Rainloop webmail in cPanel Server

Filed Under: Control Panels

Protecting Your Server From Brute Force Attacks

January 13, 2016 By admin Leave a Comment

Being a server admin, it is a vital responsibility to protect the servers from different types of attacks. The most common one among them is the brute force attacks, where the attacker tries to login to the server or email or any password protected area using trial and error method.  The most common form of a brute force attack is a dictionary attack. A person who is trying to … [Read more...] about Protecting Your Server From Brute Force Attacks

Filed Under: Articles, Control Panels, cPanel, Linux

How to install PHP7 using Yum

December 12, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

This guide will help you to upgrade php in your server from php 5.x to 7.0. The new php7 is quite fast, and have very less memory footprint compared to php5.x … [Read more...] about How to install PHP7 using Yum

Filed Under: Linux, Nginx, Tutorials

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