Server Administration Articles
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This collection of articles provides resources for server administration.
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A Guide to Server CPU Performance: Cores, Threads, and Benchmarking with Linux
Read more: A Guide to Server CPU Performance: Cores, Threads, and Benchmarking with LinuxIs your server slow? Learn how CPU cores, threads, and clock speed affect performance. Find out how to check, benchmark, and upgrade your CPU on Linux.
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A Guide to Windows Server Memory (RAM)
Read more: A Guide to Windows Server Memory (RAM)Slow server? Learn how to check Windows Server memory (RAM). This guide explains cached, available, and in-use memory and when you should upgrade.
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Add Users and Grant Root Privileges in Linux
Read more: Add Users and Grant Root Privileges in LinuxThis guide walks you through adding a new user on a Linux server, setting their password, and granting `sudo` privileges from the command line.
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Adding Cloud Block Storage on a Windows Server
Read more: Adding Cloud Block Storage on a Windows ServerCloud Block Storage (CBS) offers extra storage for your Cloud Server. It’s a raw block device, allowing you to format it as needed for your server’s requirements, though it requires minimal setup.
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Adding MySQL Users to Databases
Read more: Adding MySQL Users to DatabasesYou can create MySQL users to help you organize your database management, giving each user access to specific databases and specific privileges. You can assign MySQL users to databases and give them permissions using: cPanel or the command line.
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Adding Python path to Windows 10 or 11 PATH environment variable
Read more: Adding Python path to Windows 10 or 11 PATH environment variableEasily add Python to the PATH on Windows 10 & 11. Our guide shows how to configure the environment variable during or after installation.
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Adding Remote Desktop Users
Read more: Adding Remote Desktop UsersNeed to give another user RDP access to your Windows server? Our guide walks you through creating a user and adding them to the Remote Desktop Users group.
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Allowing and Denying Website Access Using .htaccess
Read more: Allowing and Denying Website Access Using .htaccessControl website access with htaccess rules. Block or allow specific IP addresses, perfect for selective page restrictions on an open site.