cPanel administrators can log into WebHost Manager (WHM) and enable HTTP/2 with EasyApache4 with a slider. Unmanaged server administrators don’t have that pretty graphical interface for this task, excluding maybe those using Webmin, Vesta Control Panel, or another system administration interface.  Regardless, it is still a quick, straight-forward process to enable HTTP/2 support on Apache Read More >

When first purchasing an InMotion Hosting Cloud VPS system, you have a dedicated IP address and built-in SSH security. This means that as soon as your server has been provisioned you can immediately log in and start working. In this article, you will learn about the default SSH configuration and how you can optionally harden Read More >

Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI), governed by BIMI Group, is a new method to authenticate email and protect users against business email compromise (BEC) attacks. In summary, BIMI uses a TXT record to display your SVG Tiny 1.2 optimized image with your email address in supported email clients, provided your emails are authenticated with Read More >

Opting for a cloud server versus a cPanel-managed VPS means greater control over your Linux operating system (OS). While you can modify Cloud Server DNS records in Account Management Panel (AMP), it’s your responsibility to implement further security measures. While cPanel administrators use Web Host Manager (WHM) features to harden servers, you’ll need to decide Read More >

Have you ever tried any basic port scanning with Netcat, Nmap, and Telnet against your server or local network? If so, you know how easy it can be to check for open ports and accompanying services. And anyone can search how to find port numbers in cPanel software. Social engineering is being used more for Read More >

Some tasks require a specific operating system (OS) and version. Therefore, you can always re-OS your cloud server in Account Management Panel (AMP). Ubuntu 16.04 long term support (LTS) version reaches end of life (EOL) in 2024 according to Ubuntu’s release cycle. But if you’re ready for the latest version, you can manually upgrade Ubuntu Read More >

When you install Webmin on CentOS or Ubuntu, the web-based system administration interface forces HTTPS (SSL) by default. This is great for security. However, if you don’t have an SSL certificate, you’ll see a self-signed certificate warning. You’ll want to fix this error sooner than later since Webmin has access to server data. You can Read More >

Webmin is a system administration interface that makes it easier to manage a server without SSH. Like cPanel, Webmin can complete a long list of sysadmin features natively and with installable modules: ? File, database, and user management? Language and theme customization? Firewall and other security options? Scheduled Backup configuration? Resource monitoring? DNS Settings? Read Read More >

After you install Webmin on CentOS or another operating system (OS), you’ll need to understand how to manage root and Webmin user passwords. Just like cPanel and other alternative control panels, Webmin grants privileged users access to important data, analytics, and more on the server with a graphical interface. You need to use best practices Read More >

Webmin is a web-based system administration interface that removes the need to edit raw server files in SSH. Like cPanel, Webmin features includes various system administration options natively and with installable modules: File, database, and user management Language and theme customization Firewall and other security options Scheduled Backup configuration Resource monitoring DNS Settings Read email Read More >