Network Security is one of the crucial aspects of any network infrastructure. Since ISPConfig 3 is one of the most demanding applications for today’s need, we’ve decided to make a tutorial and explain how we can safeguard network security of ispconfig. Using SSL will only secure the communication but the web stack is still exposed […]
Configuring ClamAV so it can scan your system on a daily basis and send email notification can be slightly a tough task for some of us. That’s why we are urged to write down this tutorial and explain how we can achieve this goal successfully. If you’re unfamiliar with ClamAV, well, it’s an open-source free and […]
In this article we will learn how to install ISPConfig 3 on Debian, which is by far one of the most free OpenSource hosting control panel for managing Linux hosting servers.
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As we learn and more about Linux we tend to gain more expertise working on Linux command line. I’ve been working on Linux command line for last 7 years from now and learned many cool tricks that can save your time and make your life a lot easier. This article will cover 21 Common Linux […]
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Before we begin, it’s important to take a backup of all the necessary data. The most crucial part of your backup includes directories like /etc and /home.
As the name suggests, OpenSSH is an Open-source client and server application of SSH (Secure Shell) protocol used by almost every Linux and Unix Distributions.
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LEMP Stack (Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP) and PHPMyAdmin (via SSH-Tunnel) under Debian Wheezy Nginx is also sometimes poetically called as the “unsinkable Webserver”. Thanks to the thread pool it can serve many concurrent TCP connections (even very slow ones from smartphones) using minimal system resources.
Rackhansa’s hardware nodes implement the upstream SPI firewalls (Stateful Packet Inspection) for hosted virtual server; IPv6 protocol is supported by dual-stack operation. Known attacks by ICMP protocols and DoS attacks (Denial of Service) are droped by the physical server, so this kind of bad/mal data packets do not reach the VPS. The advantages are quite […]
How to safeguard Network Security for ISPconfig 3
/0 Comments/in VPS /by Webmaster RackhansaNetwork Security is one of the crucial aspects of any network infrastructure. Since ISPConfig 3 is one of the most demanding applications for today’s need, we’ve decided to make a tutorial and explain how we can safeguard network security of ispconfig. Using SSL will only secure the communication but the web stack is still exposed […]
Configuring ClamAV for Debian
/0 Comments/in VPS /by Webmaster RackhansaConfiguring ClamAV so it can scan your system on a daily basis and send email notification can be slightly a tough task for some of us. That’s why we are urged to write down this tutorial and explain how we can achieve this goal successfully. If you’re unfamiliar with ClamAV, well, it’s an open-source free and […]
How to install ISPConfig 3 on Debian using automated script
/0 Comments/in VPS /by Webmaster RackhansaIn this article we will learn how to install ISPConfig 3 on Debian, which is by far one of the most free OpenSource hosting control panel for managing Linux hosting servers.
Linux Command – 21 Common Linux Tips and Tricks
/0 Comments/in VPS /by Webmaster RackhansaAs we learn and more about Linux we tend to gain more expertise working on Linux command line. I’ve been working on Linux command line for last 7 years from now and learned many cool tricks that can save your time and make your life a lot easier. This article will cover 21 Common Linux […]
How to upgrade Debian Wheezy to Debian Jessie
/0 Comments/in How to, VPS /by Webmaster RackhansaBefore we begin, it’s important to take a backup of all the necessary data. The most crucial part of your backup includes directories like /etc and /home.
Best known practices for using OpenSSH
/0 Comments/in How to /by Webmaster RackhansaAs the name suggests, OpenSSH is an Open-source client and server application of SSH (Secure Shell) protocol used by almost every Linux and Unix Distributions.
LEMP Stack under Debian Wheezy
/in VPS /by Webmaster RackhansaLEMP Stack (Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP) and PHPMyAdmin (via SSH-Tunnel) under Debian Wheezy Nginx is also sometimes poetically called as the “unsinkable Webserver”. Thanks to the thread pool it can serve many concurrent TCP connections (even very slow ones from smartphones) using minimal system resources.
Debian SPI Firewall for Debian- and Ubuntu-VPS
/in VPS /by Webmaster RackhansaRackhansa’s hardware nodes implement the upstream SPI firewalls (Stateful Packet Inspection) for hosted virtual server; IPv6 protocol is supported by dual-stack operation. Known attacks by ICMP protocols and DoS attacks (Denial of Service) are droped by the physical server, so this kind of bad/mal data packets do not reach the VPS. The advantages are quite […]