cPanel
How to log in to cPanel (MdmHost dashboard, URL and port 2083)
All the ways to open your cPanel account: one click from the MdmHost dashboard, the direct cPanel URL on port 2083, and what to do when the login fails.
1,794 practical guides for cPanel, Plesk and DirectAdmin, Linux and Windows servers, websites, databases, DNS and security, from your first login to troubleshooting.
cPanel
All the ways to open your cPanel account: one click from the MdmHost dashboard, the direct cPanel URL on port 2083, and what to do when the login fails.
Windows VPS & RDP
Disconnect instead of signing out, check session time limits and power settings, and make programs start again after a restart.
Windows VPS & RDP
Find your login details, then connect to your Admin RDP or Windows VPS with the free Remote Desktop clients for Windows, macOS, iPhone and Android.
Troubleshooting
Check the server is running, test the RDP port, rule out network blocks and repair Remote Desktop settings from the browser console.
Getting started
Secure your Admin RDP, install everyday apps, personalise it, and learn when to disconnect versus sign out so your work keeps running.
cPanel
Restore deleted or broken website files from MdmHost's daily JetBackup 5 snapshots in cPanel: pick a date, choose files or folders, and restore or download them.
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What WHMCS does for a hosting business: client area, automated provisioning with cPanel/WHM, invoicing and payments, domain reselling, support tickets, and how a reseller sets it up.
Fix 500 and 503 errors caused by the CloudLinux physical memory limit: find memory faults, tell them apart from PHP memory_limit errors, and reduce memory use.
Create MongoDB users with db.createUser, give them built-in or custom roles scoped to one database, and confirm each login with mongosh.
Verify that DNS changes have taken effect: use cPanel Track DNS, nslookup and dig to look up A, MX and TXT records, understand TTL and why propagation takes time.
Which HTTP security headers matter today, what each one blocks, and copy-ready Nginx and Apache configs, including a safe way to roll out Content-Security-Policy.
Turn PHP extensions such as imagick, intl and ionCube on or off and change memory_limit, upload_max_filesize and max_execution_time with CloudLinux PHP Selector.
Why Remote Desktop warns about a self-signed certificate when you connect to IP:3389, how to check the thumbprint, trust it once, and when the warning is a red flag.
What SOA and NS records do, every SOA field (primary NS, admin email, serial, refresh, retry, expire, negative TTL), delegation and glue, and how to check them with dig.
Understand WHMCS recurring billing: registration and next due dates, billing cycles, invoice generation timing, pro-rata billing and why invoices appear when they do.
Reduce the attack surface of a Windows VPS by backing up the registry, applying LSA and SMB hardening, and disabling services you do not use.
What RAID 0, 1, 5, 6 and 10 do, how much usable space and fault tolerance each gives, hardware vs software RAID, and how to check a Linux mdadm array.
When cPanel shows wrong disk usage or unlimited quotas, enable and repair quotas as root with WHM tools and fixquotas, and understand quotas on XFS and ext4.
Get a Linux VPS out of the grub rescue prompt: find the boot partition, boot manually with set root and insmod normal, then reinstall GRUB permanently from the system or a rescue ISO.
Install Softaculous on your own cPanel & WHM VPS or dedicated server as root: licence requirements, ionCube, the install command, and first checks in WHM.
Redirect every visitor to HTTPS with the Force HTTPS Redirect toggle on the cPanel Domains page or an.htaccess rule, then avoid redirect loops and mixed content.
Install Proxmox VE on a Debian server when you cannot boot the ISO, such as a rented dedicated server: hostname setup, Proxmox repository, kernel, packages and bridge.
A practical checklist to make WordPress load fast on LiteSpeed hosting: caching, PHP version, images, plugins, database clean-up and measuring results.
Serve PHP sites and WordPress from Caddy using the php_fastcgi directive and PHP-FPM, with working permalinks, larger upload limits and wp-config.php kept private.
Expose services in KVM VMs behind libvirt's default NAT network: give VMs fixed DHCP addresses, add iptables or nftables DNAT rules, make them persistent with a libvirt hook and test.
Publish a static website on cPanel hosting: build it locally, upload the output folder to the document root, set clean URLs, caching headers and HTTPS, and automate with Git.
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