cPanel Admin Tips & Hints

Monthly Archives: April 2011

Install csf for a solid firewall on your cPanel server

Posted on April 22, 2011 by John

One of the first things you’ll no doubt realize as you begin down the path of learning to be a cPanel system administrator is that your server seems to be pretty much constantly under attack.  There are nefarious types all … Continue reading →

Posted in Installation & Configuration, Security & Safety, Server Health & Status | Leave a comment

Quick Tip: Log in as another user to see things their way

Posted on April 21, 2011 by John

I don’t know how useful this would be most of the time, but I found a use for this next tip recently and maybe you will, too. If you need to, for whatever reason, log in as another user through … Continue reading →

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See who’s logged into your Dovecot mail server at any time with this easy fix

Posted on April 7, 2011 by John

In WHM, if you go to System Health -> Process Manager or System Health -> Show Current Running Processes, you can easily see how many instances of POP3 or IMAP are being used at any given time (i.e., how many … Continue reading →

Posted in Email, Server Health & Status | 3 Comments

How to install cPanel from scratch… without fear

Posted on April 3, 2011 by John

So, you’ve decided to roll your own cPanel server. Good decision.  You can often save money and get things just the way you want them by installing cPanel from scratch.  While I won’t go into the ins-and-outs of selecting a … Continue reading →

Posted in cPanel Interface, Installation & Configuration | 3 Comments

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