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Monitoring Usage in Linux Server

Now I would tell you some basic command which well help you monitor your server.VZ ParametersOn a Virtuozzo VPS you can output your usage of the VZ parameters. You should pay most attention to oomguarpages and privmpages. Anything with a failure is generally bad! cat /proc/usr_beancounters Apache ConnectionsIf you have experience in Server Administrator task, you surely have a headache on the Apache connections when it is getting tons of connections to the server!Grep port 80 (web services Read more
July 9, 2012
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Secure your wordpress blog

Wanna secure your wordpress blog from possible hacks or so? Well here it is, I have some tips for you so that you can make your wordpress blog hack proof!

Well, this time I had made a video itself so that you could get a step by step tutorial on installing “Better WP Security” Plugin which does it all.

Let me know your comments about this video post

April 25, 2012
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Secure your cPanel server

Attackers are growing day by day as well as the security of a server should be also increased right? So Today I would be helping you out with securing your VPS or Dedicated Server powered by cPanel Control Panel. These are the things that you want to do to secure your cPanel server. Do you have these?PuTTy. Basic Knowledge of shell usage. Latest cPanel with CentOS or Cloudlinux (Recommended OS). Fast Download and Upload speed for your server.Begin to Secure your cPanel server We would be Read more
April 20, 2012
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How to know & block a DDoS Attack to your server

Today, In this tutorial I"d like to share you a tutorial in which you can check if your server is having a DDoS on a Linux based server or not, If so, How can we prevent it?There are many ways to check if your server is being DDoS or not,ProcedureFirst, Check your bandwidth Graphs of your server, If its spiking high then you can surely guess its a DDoS attack!We can use the netstat command to see if your server is being DDoS or not, For this first open up PuTTy, Login as "root" with your Read more
April 1, 2012
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