1. Click Domains icon
2. Click on the domain you need to change the password
3. Scroll down to Domain Administration group
Modifying an existing hosting account in Plesk
1. Click Domains
2. Select on the domain you want to modify
3. Click Modify
4. Choose the option you want to change, and click OK to save the changes
Customizing DNS zone configuration for your domain
1. Click Web Site Link
2. Click DNS Settings
This is where you add, modify, and delete DNS Zones
Updating WHM/cPanel from the command line
WHM/ cPanel might experience errors that can only be resolved by updating the software. To update the software, login is as root and run the following command:
/scripts/upcp
This will only update your WHM installation and not affect any data.
Suspending a hosting account in Plesk
Log into Plesk as admin.
1. Click Domains icon here.
2. Click the domain name for which you’d like to suspend the account.
Security updates for NTP-vulnerable servers
Network Time Protocol (NTP) can be abused to amplify denial-of-service attack traffic. Servers running NTP based on implementations of ntpd prior to version 4.2.7p26 that use the default unrestricted query configuration are susceptible to a reflected denial-of-service (DDoS) attack. Other proprietary NTP implementations may also be affected.
Creating a subdomain in Plesk
1. Click Domains icon here.
2. Click on the domain for which you want to create a subdomain
3. Click Subdomains icon here.
How to Using RPM to verify installed Packages
The command rpm -V (The options -y and –verify are equivalent) verifies an installed package.
The purpose would be to see if the system configuration accurately reflects the contents of the RPM database. If the system configuration doesn’t match the database, then we can reach one of two conclusions:
Using whoami command in Linux
The whoami command print the user name associated with user id which is login in current session.
Command:
# whoami
How to install Korn shell in Linux
To install Korn shell in Linux .follow the given below steps:
1.Login as root.
2. Install ksh package
