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
Log in over SSH, change the root password, install updates, add a sudo user and switch on a firewall without locking yourself out.
Getting started
Secure your Admin RDP, install everyday apps, personalise it, and learn when to disconnect versus sign out so your work keeps running.
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Install alt-nodejs and alt-python versions, enable the Node.js and Python selectors in CloudLinux Manager, set defaults and limit what users can run.
Find the MySQL or MariaDB config files on Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux and Rocky Linux, learn the order they load in, and confirm which settings are really active.
A plain-English reference to the ports every hosting server uses besides HTTP: FTP, SSH, SMTP submission, IMAP, POP3, MySQL and DNS, with what to open and what to keep closed.
Make WordPress images smaller without visible quality loss: resize before upload, compress and convert to WebP, lazy load, and clean up unused image sizes.
Put Nginx in front of a Node.js, Python, Go or Java app running on a local port, forward the right headers, tune timeouts and buffering, and add free HTTPS.
Boot a broken VPS into a rescue system, find and mount its disk, chroot into it, then fix common problems: bad fstab, broken GRUB, lost SSH access, full disk or a failed kernel update.
Require email verification for new WHMCS clients, decide whether visitors can register without ordering, block disposable emails and bots, and clean up fake accounts.
Change the PHP version for one domain in Plesk and edit its php.ini values, including memory_limit, upload_max_filesize and max_execution_time.
Use virt-install to create a KVM virtual machine from the command line: choose CPU, RAM and disk, attach an ISO or cloud image, connect a bridge and finish the install over VNC or serial console.
What a hosting control panel does, the difference between end-user and admin panels, and a fair comparison of cPanel/WHM, Plesk and DirectAdmin to help you choose.
Use the GeoIP2 module and a GeoLite2 country database to allow or block traffic by country in Nginx, restrict only admin areas, keep the database updated and avoid locking out real users.
How Imunify360 reputation management checks your domains and IPs against blacklists such as Google Safe Browsing and spam lists, and how to get delisted after a problem.
Protect important files from being changed or deleted, even by root, with the chattr immutable and append-only flags, and learn to spot and remove them with lsattr.
Plan disaster recovery for VPS and hosting: define RPO and RTO, choose backup, replication or standby strategies, document a runbook, and test restores so recovery actually works.
Decide which WordPress updates run automatically: enable auto-updates for plugins and themes, control core updates in wp-config.php and get notified when they run.
Check in under a minute whether your server answers on RDP port 3389, from Windows, Mac or Linux, and learn what each result means and what to do next.
Join Proxmox VE nodes into a cluster, understand corosync quorum and the need for three votes, add shared storage, migrate VMs between nodes and enable HA for automatic failover.
Add the ondrej/php PPA on Ubuntu, install PHP 7.4 to 8.4 side by side with FPM, choose the CLI default, assign versions per site in Apache or Nginx, and keep them updated.
Find the session holding a PostgreSQL lock, read pg_locks and pg_stat_activity, and cancel or terminate blocking queries without losing data.
Make every version of your domain land on one canonical HTTPS address: certificate coverage for both names, .htaccess rules, WordPress settings and testing all four variants.
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