Dedicated Servers

You will be able to change the timezone on your Dedicated server if you have root SSH access. More information about the SSH access can be found in this tutorial. Once you access the server via SSH, browse to the /usr/share/zoneinfo/ folder in order to … Continued

Dedicated Server with included root access is the only plan where you can manually restart any service you want. There are a few ways to restart the  Apache service: WHM – In order to restart your Apache service from the WHM panel, navigate to … Continued

You can edit the global php.ini file of your server as long as you have root access to your server. Firstly you need to check the path to the active php.ini file for the PHP service. To do this, simply create an info.php file … Continued

The WHM panel provides two options for a server reboot: Forceful Server Reboot Graceful Server Reboot The recommended option is Graceful Reboot. This way the reboot will be queued, and when all services are stopped the server will be restarted. In a case … Continued

No, you can set your cron jobs to be executed on any time frame you want. Note, however, that if the interval between executions is too short, this may increase the load on the entire server and potentially cause it … Continued

In order to change the password for the root user on your Dedicated server you will need to access the WHM panel and follow the steps below (click here if you don’t know how to access WHM): Open the Change Root Password tool. Type the new password you … Continued

In order to block an IP from accessing any service on your Dedicated server, you must first log in the server with the root user via SSH. Then execute the following command: 1 iptables –I INPUT –s IP_ADDRESS –j DROP In the above … Continued

In order to restart a service on your dedicated machine, follow these steps: Log in your WHM control panel Search for the Restart Services option. Under the specified section you can find all services available on the machine that can be restarted. The standard … Continued

First you need to login to your Dedicated server as root via SSH. Such root access is provided on our dedicated servers that come with standard features (without Geeky setup or Performance boosters). Then type the following command to show the current MySQL status … Continued