Tag: linux server

21 Server Security Tips to Secure Your Server

January 11, 2023

Hackers are always on the lookout for server vulnerabilities. Minimize risks and be confident your data is safe on secure servers by implementing our server security best practices.

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How to Set Up a Load Balancer on an s0.d1.small BMC Server

October 7, 2021

Load balancing helps maximize the server farm resources, avoiding overloads. Learn how you can set up phoenixNAP's cheapest BMC instance as a load balancer in this tutorial.

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How to Use Public Key Authentication with SSH

August 10, 2021

Public Key Authentication is the secure way to connect via SSH. Through this guide, you will learn how to generate a key pair and use them to connect to a remote server via SSH.

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How to Set or Change User Agent with curl

October 15, 2020

Change the user agent string with curl by adding the required option attribute. Change the user agent to the wanted browser to access any webpage.

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How to Use the hostname Command in Linux

October 8, 2020

The Linux hostname command lets you view your computers domain, hostname, and IP address. You can also use it to change your hostname. This tutorial covers all the ways you can use the hostname command, with examples for each option.

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How to Change MySQL Server Time Zone

February 19, 2020

Your server's MySQL time zone and your own might be out of sync. Read this article to learn 2 ways of editing your MySQL time zone and make it easier for you to read server logs and data.

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7 Ways to Reduce Server Response Time

April 17, 2019

Reducing server response time to the bare minimum is one of the primary goals of website owners and SEO experts. The first couple of seconds determine whether a client stays on your page or bounces on to the next one. Investing effort and money in creating a fabulous web page is a waste of time if no one sees it.

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How to Install & Setup a Mumble Server {Murmur} on Linux CentOS 7

January 14, 2019

Growing demands for extreme compute power lead to the unavoidable presence of bare metal servers in today’s IT industry. Their goal is to handle the most intensive workloads by providing extreme processing power to a single tenant. No shared resources and immense scalability options position bare metal servers as a smart choice for growing infrastructures.

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How to Restart or Reboot Linux Server from the Command Line

October 22, 2018

There's a reason that tech support asks you if you've rebooted your Linux server.  It's cliched but true - restarting a server solves a wide variety of issues.

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