How to Reset a WordPress Admin Password via Command Line in cPanel
Lost access to your WordPress admin account? Reset your password using MySQL commands in cPanel’s command line.
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Skip WHM Setup Wizard on New Servers Install
Automating cPanel/WHM Setup for Large-Scale Server Deployments If you manage a large number of servers with a fully automated cPanel/WHM…
How to FSCK a Linux Filesystem
There comes a time in every sysadmin’s life where filesystem errors just happen. Luckily, these are somewhat easy to fix,…
Essential Tweaks to Prevent Spamming on Your cPanel Server
Spam emails can overload your cPanel server and affect deliverability. By optimizing Exim and Tweak Settings in WHM, you can significantly reduce spam and secure your mail server. Follow this step-by-step guide to configure your server for better email security.
How to Install and Use Htop on Linux (Step-by-Step Updated Guide)
Learn how to install and use htop on all major Linux distributions. A powerful alternative to top, with real-time monitoring, mouse support, and modern features.
Common SSH Commands or Linux Shell Commands
Master critical SSH and Linux shell commands with UnderHost.com. Discover how efficient server management starts with powerful terminal skills. Learn the commands that keep your offshore servers, cloud hosting, and dedicated servers running smoothly.
How to Upgrade Your Exim Mail Server on cPanel Servers
Keeping Exim up to date is crucial for security and performance on cPanel servers. cPanel provides a built-in script to upgrade Exim manually. Follow this quick guide to update your mail server with a single command.
Offshore Dedicated Hosting – Better Than The Rest?
Offshore hosting has been making its way to the web hosting world over the last decade. Hundreds if not thousands…
How to Install and Configure CSF Firewall on Your Server
ConfigServer Security & Firewall (CSF) is a popular firewall for Linux servers that includes a login failure daemon (lfd) to detect and block brute-force attacks. This guide will walk you through installing and configuring CSF on your server.