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Linux Backups and Restorations
Master Linux backups via the command line. Learn to secure data using tools like rsync, SCP, tar compression, and file permissions.
Linux Email Administration
Your complete guide to Linux server administration. Learn essential commands, user management, security best practices, and performance moni…
Linux Memory Management: A Deep Dive into RAM
Master Linux memory management. Learn to use the free command to check RAM, available memory, cache, and swap to optimize server performance…
Linux Server Administration
Your complete guide to Linux server administration. Learn essential commands, user management, security best practices, and performance moni…
Linux Server Migrations
Migrate your websites to a new Linux server. Learn about our managed migration service for cPanel, Plesk, and Interworx, or find DIY resourc…
LiteSpeed
LiteSpeed Web Server guide: Learn benefits, features, licensing, installation (cPanel/InterWorx), PHP config & management for faster sites.
Load Investigation Basics
Linux server load high? Diagnose CPU, memory & I/O bottlenecks (`top`/`iotop`). Fix PHP/MySQL, handle abuse & malware for better performance…
Locating your FTPS credentials for Nexcess Cloud
Credentials for FTPS access are available and are found within each service plan’s dashboard. This article will walk you through the steps t…
Locating your SSH (Secure Shell) credentials in Managed WordPress/WooCommerce
SSH (Secure Shell) and SSH FTP (SFTP) access via command line is available in Managed WordPress and Managed WooCommerce plans and credential…
Locating your SSH/SFTP Credentials for your Nexcess Cloud Account
Regarding hosting plans for your Nexcess Cloud account, credentials for Secure Shell (SSH) and SSH FTP (SFTP) access via command line are ge…
Logging in to the VDC in VMware Multi-Tenant
Logging in to the Virtual Data Center (VDC) is the first step to utilizing the enhanced access options in VMware Multi-Tenant. Once logged i…
Logging into Your Server via Secure Shell (SSH)
The command line, dating back to the 1960s, lets you control your computer via text-based commands. Securely access servers via SSH for adde…