cPanel provides two factor authentication so that it will send a text message to your phone. In some countries, you may not receive it properly and on time.It prevents you from accessing the WHM area. To disable it via command line, ssh to the server and run this command, after logging into the SSH as root. whmapi1 twofactorauth_disable_policy This turns two-factor auth … [Read more...] about cPanel Disable two factor authentication
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How to Configure Cloudflare for blogging sites
Using CloudFlare for websites and Applications is one of the most intelligent decisions that you can take towards the security and performance for your app. This article discusses how to Configure Cloudflare for the best performance of blogging sites. … [Read more...] about How to Configure Cloudflare for blogging sites
How to Optimize WordPress for best performance
Being a server admin, I have been receiving a lot of requests to speed up their sites and optimise WordPress installations so that they load very fast. I am citing a few examples on how to optimize WordPress in a clever way. 1. Choose a light weight theme. The theme is the soul of a WordPress site. If you choose a poorly designed theme, it will take a lot of time to load … [Read more...] about How to Optimize WordPress for best performance
How to install VestaCP on CentOS
VestacP is an open source web hosting control panel which works on RedHat and Ubuntu systems. It’s perfect for inexperienced users because it has a very clean looking interface, it installs very easily and it changes and adjusts the configuration of your hosted sites very easily also. Here's a simple step-by-step guide on how to install VestaCP on CentOS. Prerequisites Before … [Read more...] about How to install VestaCP on CentOS
How to install cPanel in CentOS
Its very easy to install cPanel on a CentOS box, and cPanel is the most widely used control panel to manage websites using a graphical interface. Its not free, a VPS license is about 15 USD per month and a dedicated server license is about 30 USD. It supports installation on CentOS, RHEL and CloudLinux OS. Now, let’s get onto the main part – installing cPanel on your … [Read more...] about How to install cPanel in CentOS