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Backup Your MSSQL Database in Cloud Sites
Regularly backing up your database is crucial for site maintenance on Cloud Sites. To manually backup your MSSQL database, access myLittleAd…
Batch converting MySQL table engines
MySQL batch table engine conversion: MyISAM InnoDB. Get CLI scripts, rollback prep, & robust methods. *Always backup data first!*
CentOS Linux 7 end of life migrations
CentOS Linux 7 will reach its end of life (EOL) on June 30, 2024. Learn what you need to know and how to prepare…
Change a Database User Password in Cloud Sites
This article will show you how to change database user passwords in Cloud Sites.
Change a MySQL User Password
Changing MySQL passwords to something new and secure is easy via the command line.
Change a MySQL User Password via cPanel
If you aren't familiar with using the command line interface, using cPanel makes it easy to change MySQL user passwords.
Change PHP Settings for WordPress in Cloud Sites
Update the PHP memory limit, max file size, post size and execution time for Wordpress in Cloud Sites.
Change Time Zones on CentOS
Learn to set the correct time zone on CentOS 4/5/6 & 7. Use `ln -s` or `timedatectl`, restart services, & address PHP/NTP issues.
Change Your Linux Server Hostname
Easily change your Linux server hostname via SSH — then update it in your Liquid Web account and DNS records.
Changing passwords for MariaDB users in the Nexcess Cloud
Nexcess Cloud web hosting plans provide a great way to manage your website databases and database MariaDB users from the Nexcess Client Port…
Checking a MySQL Database for Errors and Repairing
To check and repair MySQL database errors in cPanel, navigate to the MySQL Databases section after logging in. From there, you can access th…
Checking Server Load in Linux
A review of four ways to check server load on Linux servers and what the numbers mean.