A guide on how to update the DNS nameservers at GoDaddy.After purchasing our hosting account, you will receive a welcome email message from us. It will contain our nameservers, and you will need to update your domain nameservers to ou…
A step by step guide to help you update the DNS Nameservers at Netearthone or LogicBoxes based registrars.After purchasing our hosting account, you will receive a welcome email message from us. It will contain our nameservers, and you…
A simple guide on how to update the DNS nameservers at NameCheap.After purchasing our hosting account, you will receive a welcome email message from us. It will contain our nameservers, and you will need to update your domain nameserv…
A guide on how to update the DNS nameservers at DynaDot.After purchasing our hosting account, you will receive a welcome email message from us. It will contain our nameservers, and you will need to update your domain nameservers to ou…
A simple guide on how to update the DNS nameservers at name.comAfter purchasing our hosting account, you will receive a welcome email message from us. It will contain our nameservers, and you will need to update your domain nameserver…
A step by step guide to help you install SolusVM Slave on Centos. The SolusVM is a popular VPS hosting control panel, and the SolusVM Slave is installed on a dedicated server for creating VPSs on that server. What are the requirements?– Fresh CentOS 7, installed on your VPS/Server. How to install SolusVM Slave? Step 1: Log in to SSH as a root account and run these two commands: Step 2: It will show you an option to choose virtualization. Most people prefer KVM or Xen. Select your preferred virtualization by typing 1 or 2 and then press Enter. For KVM, we enter 2 and then hit Enter.Installation can take from 15 to 20 minutes. Step 3: Once it completes, it will show you the Slave keys and further instructions for your virtualization type. Now you can use these keys to add a node in your SolusVM Master panel. You will need a SolusVM Slave license for each node. You have successfully installed SolusVM Slave on Centos.Visit our blog for more knowledgebase articles !
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A simple guide to help you install SolusVM Master on CentOS 7. SolusVM is a popular VPS hosting control panel, and SolusVM master is used for controlling Slave node(Servers) and managing VPSs. What are the requirements?– Fresh CentOS 7, installed on your VPS/Server. How to install SolusVM Master? Step 1: Log in to SSH as a root account and run these two commands: Then, it will display options, allowing you to choose virtualization. Since we are going to install SolusVM Master, we will select Option 1. Enter “1” (without the quotes) and press Enter.The installation can take from 5 to 10 minutes and will depend on the speed of your server. Once the installation is complete, it will show you an admin URL and the Username/Password for your account. Step 2: You can now access your Admin control panel, Open your SolusVM Admin URL in the browser and enter your login details. Note: Don’t forget to change your default username and password for SolusVM. The default username/password is not secure, and it is easy for anyone to access your panel with them. You have successfully installed SolusVM Master on CentOS 7.Visit our blog for more knowledgebase articles !
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A guide to help you install Webmin on CentOS 7/8. What are the requirements?– Fresh CentOS 7 or CentOS 8, installed on your VPS/Server. How to install Webmin? Step 1: First, you will need to login to SSH Client using your root account. Then enter these four commands: Note: Installation can take a few minutes and will depend on your server speed. Once it is complete, you will see a message with your Webmin admin URL. Step 2: Next, open Webmin in a browser, https://ip-address here:10000 On CentOS 7/8, if the URL does not work, you need to open port 10000. You can do so by running this command: The Webmin Dashboard will open. The New Design of WebMin looks nice. You have successfully installed Webmin on CentOS.Visit our blog for more knowledgebase articles !
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We are going to install DirectAdmin on CentOS 7/8. DirectAdmin(DA) is a Commercial Hosting Control Panel and is used for selling shared and reseller hosting accounts. What are the requirements?– Fresh CentOS 7 or CentOS 8, installed on your VPS/Server. How to install DirectAdmin? 1: The first step is to log in to your root account using SSH or any other way and enter these commands: Once the installation starts, it may take from 20 to 30 minutes to complete. 2: After the installation is complete, it will display the login credentials on-screen with the login URL. You can access it by changing the URL in your browser to http://IP-Address:2222 (Replace IP-Address text with your server IP). You have successfully installed DirectAdmin on Centos. Visit our blog for more knowledgebase articles !
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A step by step guide to help you install Plesk Onyx. Although it is easy to install, going through our tutorial will be very helpful and most likely save your time. Before proceeding with the installation, we recommend that you use the correct hostname. What are the requirements?– Fresh CentOS 7 or CentOS 8 installed on your VPS/Server. How to install Plesk Onyx? 1: First log into your server via an SSH Client with root permissions and enter the following command: The installation will begin and may take between 20 and 30 minutes. Note: If it shows a hostname-related error, do not quit the installation. Sometimes Plesk only shows warnings and provides you with instructions on how to fix your problem. 2: Once Plesk is installed, it will display a congratulations message with your Plesk control panel URL. You can then copy the full URL and paste it into the browser.Note: If the URL doesn’t work you will need to open a port in your firewall. (You can check this by disabling the firewall and then accessing the URL. If it starts working, it means you need to open a Plesk port in the firewall.) 3: After that if prompted for accepting cookies, acknowledge it, and enter your name and email address in Contact Information. 4: Then scroll down to the bottom of the page and under the password field, enter the password or generate a new password but make sure that you store it in a safe place. 5: After that under Select your license type, should you have a license key, enter your Plesk Onyx license key or use a trial license by choosing Proceed with a full-featured trial license. 6: Finally scroll down to the end of the page, read and accept the End-User License Agreement and then click on the Enter Plesk button. Congratulations, you…
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