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A Liquid Web customer’s guide to vulnerability scans
Vulnerability scans are an important part of maintaining your server's security, especially in today's online threat landscape. Learn how to…
Activate Cloud Sites Backups
Cloud Sites simplifies backup solutions for sites and databases. Choose your backup plan, enable it for sites and databases, and schedule ba…
Add Users and Grant Root Privileges in Linux
This guide walks you through adding a new user on a Linux server, setting their password, and granting `sudo` privileges from the command li…
Adding a pointer domain for the primary domain name
A pointer domain — or a parked domain — allows you to have multiple domain names display the content of your site. Let's review…
Adding a Site in Your Managed WordPress or WooCommerce Portal
Adding a site in your Managed WordPress Portal or Managed WooCommerce Portal is an easy process that just takes a few steps using the&hellip…
Adjust Cloud Sites Backup Plans
You can change your backup plan at any time from your Cloud Sites control panel. With just a few clicks you can increase or…
Apache Modules Explained
Apache's modular design allows for the ability to only use resources on the features and functions you need. Use this article to determine t…
ASP.NET Binary Deployment on Cloud Sites
This article describes how to bin-deploy an assembly. It's common to use a third-party assembly to add features that aren't found within the…
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 Your cPanel Password
Changing the password in your cPanel account is a simple process and only takes a few moments. This tutorial covers only the main password,&…
Checking Server Load in Linux
A review of four ways to check server load on Linux servers and what the numbers mean.
Checking Server Services with Telnet
Learn to use telnet to connect to services on a server. Using telnet via SSH is recommended as it helps bypass local and remote…