Keeping track of disk utilization information is on system administrators’ (and others’) daily to-do list. Linux has a few built-in utilities that help provide that information. Linux df command The df command stands for “disk-free,” and shows available and used disk space on the Linux system. df -h shows disk space in human-readable format df -a shows the file system’s […]

What’s a private key? Even the most complex passwords cannot match the cryptographic strength of private keys. With SSH, private keys significantly improve security by relieving users of the burden of remembering complex passwords (or worse yet, writing them down). Let’s first Open a terminal and generate a private key. Step 1 : Check to […]

As long as you use strong passwords, it is not necessary to disable SSH password authentication for your server; however, you can disable it if you would like. Before you proceed, keep these things in mind: You should only disable SSH password authentication if you are extremely familiar with public key authentication and understand the potential consequences of […]

Installing WordPress often takes a lot of steps: downloading and uncompressing a zip file, uploading files to the server, and setting up the database and config. That can take a lot of time. Or you can do it by using the Fantastico or SimpleInstall utilities available via your host’s control panel. There is nothing wrong with […]

Why do we need to change the default port? Generally, we change ispconfig port to another for security reasons. By default we access the admin panel of Ispconfig via http://ip-addresss:8080. However, most often our customers prefer to change that port to another. A major benefit of changing the default port is that we can deter […]

Configuring Outbound Rules on 3CX Phone System is a very simple affair if you have a single device or service which you deliver calls with – in most cases a single rule will be enough. But the Outbound Rules in 3CX Phone System allows you to create much more complex rules – allowing you to […]

There is a critical security vulnerability found in the Credential Security Support Provider protocol (CredSSP) that could potentially lead to remote code execution. This vulnerability allows an attacker to intercept and relay user credentials, enabling them to execute malicious code on the targeted system. CredSSP serves as an authentication provider for various applications, making any […]