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This article covers three important areas of new cPanel & WHM features: 1) ModSecurity 3 and its differences from version 2 2) NGINX Standalone web server and its limitations 3) How to add and manage Sitejet custom templates to serve cPanel users This guide is written for server administrators, hosting providers, and cPanel partne
This article explains how to configure your SFTP client to securely connect to your cPanel account, what connection details are required, how SFTP differs from FTP, and how to manage or deny FTP access. It also covers how to edit FTP server configurations from the command line for both ProFTP and Pure-FTP environments.
This article explains how to manually edit FTP server configuration from the command line, determine which FTP service is running, and apply configuration changes for both ProFTP and Pure-FTP. It also covers managed_settings options and how to apply updates using force rebuild commands.
This article explains how to enable FTP Passive Mode, the differences between active and passive sessions, how to configure Pure-FTPd and ProFTPD servers, how to adjust NAT-related settings, and how to open passive port ranges in firewalls such as CSF, nftables, firewalld, and iptables. It also covers troubleshooting steps and how to restore missing FTP interfaces in cPanel.
This article explains how to upload and download files using FTP through both third‑party clients and the command‑line interface. It also covers how to connect to an FTP server, required credentials, file transfer commands, and advanced ProFTPD host access control configuration for restricting FTP access by IP address.
This article explains how to manually delete a MySQL database, enable the Slow Query Log in MySQL or MariaDB, resolve PostgreSQL password authentication errors, restore a user’s database access using restoregrants, and install or update PostgreSQL on a cPanel & WHM server.
This article explains why upgrading to the latest stable version of MySQL or MariaDB is essential for security, compatibility, and performance. It also provides a complete step‑by‑step guide for planning, backing up, upgrading, testing, and troubleshooting database upgrades in cPanel & WHM environments.
This article explains how to use the experimental MysqlDump Stream feature to generate MySQL database dumps over WebSocket, how to authenticate using API tokens or Basic Authentication, required parameters, example commands, and how to troubleshoot common MySQL profile connection issues on remote servers.
This article introduces essential Linux commands that cPanel and WHM users can use to manage files, directories, processes, and system configurations. It also explains how to combine commands, view system information, and locate common configuration files on a Linux server.
This article explains how to install and uninstall Node.js on RHEL-based and Ubuntu servers, how to deploy Node.js applications, how to access the Linux command line through different operating systems and cPanel/WHM interfaces, and how to clear a full partition—especially when the /var directory fills up.
This article explains how to convert a CentOS 8 server to AlmaLinux OS, how to enable stub resolvers, and how to manage and clean up hard drive space on a cPanel & WHM server. It includes commands, warnings, verification steps, and best practices for safe system maintenance.
This guide explains how to run traceroute and ping on different operating systems, how to diagnose and resolve high disk I/O issues on a server, and how to properly configure and run cPanel & WHM inside Linux Containers (LXC). It includes examples, warnings, and required configuration steps.
