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When a domain name‘s nameservers change, there can be an annoyingly long wait until those DNS changes propagate and the website becomes accessible again. Apart from waiting for your ISP having to refresh the DNS cache on their servers, there are a few other things you can do on your local PC to accelerate DNS […]
Read MoreAs part of our commitment to providing a secure hosting service all failed logins to your email accounts, web site or control panel will be logged and blocked by our firewall after 15 incorrect attempts. Repeated failed login attempts usually indicate a third party is attempting to brute-force attack your account, and our firewall is […]
Read MoreSometimes named.conf gets corrupted on cPanel server. You can see that by creating a DNS report with http://massivedns.com and your nameservers records do not have any IP addresses listed . Here is the way to fix that in cpanel servers. First of all move the corrupted named.conf using the following command root@cpanelserver[~]# mv /etc/named.conf /etc/named.conf.bak […]
Read MoreAs with any popular web application, Joomla is subjected to all sorts of hacking attacks. This is why it’s important to take all possible measures to protect your Joomla site and improve its security. Follow the instructions in this tutorial in order to minimize the chances of your web site being compromised. 1/ Updating your […]
Read MoreThis tutorial will show you how to enable product reviews in Magento 1) To manage product ratings, go to Catalog… 2) …then Reviews and Ratings… and click Manage Ratings while in the Magento Admin Panel This is where you can view all of the ratings for products in Magento eCommerce 3) To add a […]
Read MoreIn this article, we’ll look at some of the most popular web design trends emerging now. Amongst these examples we can see how designers are pushing the limits of human interaction and changing our understanding of what a modern web site can be. The Big Screen A new trend that is appearing is to create a […]
Read MoreKeeping your Sent mail folder in sync is a straightforward concept, but unfortunately in practice, many mail applications fail to configure it correctly. The way it should work is as follows: You must be using IMAP for your mail on all of your devices. You must designate a single folder on the server as your […]
Read MoreWhat is the difference between CNAME and A records, and when should they be used? This tutorial is designed to clear up some of the confusion around the differences between CNAME and A (address) records. Websites are served from locations that are uniquely identified by a group of numbers, which are known as IP addresses; […]
Read MoreMaldet is an open-source malware scanner for Linux systems. You can get more information on Maldet from the following link: https://www.rfxn.com/projects/linux-malware-detect/ Note: This is 3rd party software. Use it at your own discretion. Process SSH to your Linux server as root using an SSH client such as PuTTY. Download the latest version of maldet using […]
Read MoreTo find which files/folders are consuming the most space on your Windows server, you can use a disk usage analyser tool such as WinDirStat. It represents the disk usage in a graphical manner which is easy to understand. It is an open source project and can be downloaded using the below link: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/windirstat/ Note: WinDirStat […]
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