Log into SSH on your dedicated or cloud server.
# vi named.conf
Make sure following settings exists under Options { … } settings:
Disable Recursion on DNS Server in Plesk
To disable recursive DNS queries follow these steps.
Log into Plesk control panel on your dedicated or cloud server.
Creating an FTP Account in Plesk
To create a new FTP user in Plesk do the following:
Log into Plesk control panel on your dedicated or cloud server.
Creating an FTP Account in cPanel
Log into cPanel on your dedicated or cloud server.
- In the Files section, click FTP Accounts.
- In the Login field, type the name of the FTP user. A full FTP user name will always be formatted as user@primarydomain.tld. You cannot create an FTP account without your domain name in it, regardless of the publish destination.
Finding Log Files on CentOS
All major system log files are located in the /var/log directory in Centos Linux. Below is a list of the standard log files that are located on a clean Centos install along with a short description.
Add and Remove Parked Domain in cPanel
Add a Parked Domain
Domains must be registered with a valid registrar before they can be parked. In addition, a domain will not be functional unless it is configured to point to the same name servers as your primary domain.
How to Limit the IP Address that sshd Listens
Log into SSH on your dedicated or cloud server.
You can edit the sshd_config file located in /etc/ssh/.
# vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
Adding Parked Domains in Plesk
Adding a Parked Domains in Plesk on your dedicated / cloud server
Log into Plesk control panel on your dedicated or cloud server.
Password Protect Directories in Plesk
Password Protect Directories in Plesk with your Dedicated / Cloud Server
Log into Plesk control panel on your dedicated or cloud server.
Password Protect Directories in cPanel
Password Protect Directories in cPanel with your Dedicated / Cloud Server
Log into cPanel on your dedicated or cloud server.
