What are good load averages to monitor for shared hosting?
I did an audit and this is what I found: From performant to slow disk: 1 Minute channel above 10 for 120 seconds: x 1
I did an audit and this is what I found: From performant to slow disk: 1 Minute channel above 10 for 120 seconds: x 1
Synopsis At times cPanel servers will be overwhelmed and connection counts will bust the 100 limit. Taking it up to 150 or 200 as per
Fuzz Faster U Fool attacks is a technique whereby attackers scan cPanels servers at incredibly high speed on ports 2083 and 2086 and look for
Here is a Bash script to test all inbound cPanel ports: 20 FTP 21 FTP 22 SSH 25 SMTP 26 SMTP 53 DNS 80 HTTP
According to cPanel support, if your Roundcube is slow, you should read this: https://support.cpanel.net/hc/en-us/articles/360049982694-Webmail-Login-stuck-on-Logging-you-in And do this: cat /usr/local/cpanel/logs/php-fpm/error.log Look for: WARNING: [pool user_username] server
I did an audit and this is what I found: From performant to slow disk: 1 Minute channel above 10 for 120 seconds: x 1
Synopsis At times cPanel servers will be overwhelmed and connection counts will bust the 100 limit. Taking it up to 150 or 200 as per
Synopsis This article described types of queue monitoring you might want to do on an Exim server. Monitor the Exim queue length and pre-empt getting
A curated list of SNMP commands and parameters. The article aims to highlight differences between RedHat (e.g. AlmaLinux/CentOS) based distributions and Debian (e.g. Ubuntu) based
Fuzz Faster U Fool attacks is a technique whereby attackers scan cPanels servers at incredibly high speed on ports 2083 and 2086 and look for