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
Most of the user would love to get a linux vps since its cheaper than windows vps right? So in this tutorial I would be teaching you how to install Remote Desktop on your Ubuntu VPS (Latest Version).Requirements:PuTTY.
TightVNC.
Basic Knowledge of using SSH with PuTTY.Procedure:Open PuTTY, Enter VPS IP Address, Port as "22" and Click Open button.In the image which is displayed here with caption "PuTTY", Its what Program PuTTY looks like and you can use it to connect to any VPS (Linux) Read more
These days, I was managing a number of OpenVZ Virtual Machine host servers. Therefore constantly I’m facing a lot of problems with users who run shit scripts inside their Linux Virtual Machines. Something like Rapid Leech, Something...Commonly user Virtual Servers are used as a launchpad to attack hosts do illegal hacking activities or simply DDoS a host!The virtual machines users (which by the way run on top of the CentOS OpenVZ Linux) are used to launch a Denial service scripts like kaiten.pl, Read more
Today i would be blogging something special for all newbies who have a vps (cheap or costly doesn't matter) with CentOS Operating System Installed. So I would be writing how to setup one of my site, In this tutorial i would be setting up domain "example.com" in my new CentOS VPS.Please note, This is one of the simplest methods for CentOS and ofcourse there are other ways too!Tools Required:Putty
WinSCP (A very cool program for editing files, Uploading and downloading from the VPS)So like Read more