You will probably not change the server hostname very often, but we will show you here how to do it. Usually, on a Linux server you will use the command hostname server.domain.com , like: root@web [~]# hostname web.plothost.com root@web [~]# hostname…
You can change the cPanel/WHM update tier in WHM>>Server Configuration>>Update Preferences. You will see there your cPanel installed version and the current tier. WHM Update Preferences Notice that once you update the system, you can't return to an older version.…
A lot of clients ask us if they can host a subdomain on a separate cPanel domain.The answer is YES, you can have a separate cPanel account for your subdomain. Normally, you can create your subdomains in cPanel->Subdomains->Create a Subdomain.…
Sometimes, you may want to restart services (like exim, httpd etc.) on your cPanel webserver. cPanel recommends for CentOS 7 to use a command like: systemctl [restart|start|stop|status] service-name.service Example1. Check the status of the Exim server: root@web [~]# systemctl status…
You find a bad IPv4/IPv6 and want to block it? You can easily block it with CSF. ConfigServer Security & Firewall (csf) is a very used firewall for cPanel servers. Download it from https://configserver.com/cp/csf.html You can block an IP/IP range…
This command will search in all /home/*/public_html directories (also in subdirectories) for error_log files: find /home/*/public_html -type f -name error_log -exec du -sh {} \; Usage example: root@web [~]# find /home/*/public_html -type f -name error_log -exec du -sh {} \;…