I decided to mix things up a little ‘bit today and give you a list of some of the most popular dedicated hosting tutorials we have featured here on the dedicated server hosting blog. Enjoy!
Does a Dedicated Server package have a WAP feature/server? Just about any dedicated hosting setup will allow WAP. You’ll just need to setup Mime types and DirctoryIndex settings in web server configuration. The following guide mentions settings for both Windows and Linux servers to be setup for WAP.
This is how you would setup a remote access key in Web Host Manager (WHM). The first thing you would need to do is login to WHM. From the front page, click on "Cluster/Remote Access". Next, click on "Setup Remote Access Key".
5 Good Server Monitoring Tools
Need a good monitoring tool for your server? There are several services online out there today that will give you the best in performance monitoring, availability monitoring, and traffic monitoring.
Need help on doing a trace route to your dedicated hosting setup?
Want to backup your account from cPanel?
The first step in the process would be to login to your cPanel account. Once you are on the front page, then find and click the icon marked “Backup”. This will take you to the cPanel Backup screen.
Found a Bad Dedicated Hosting Review?
We have all done it. We went out to see what reviews we could find on or about the dedicated web hosting we have now or the dedicated web hosting we are interested in picking up? Then you see it. A big, bad and nasty negative review. As your palms get sweaty, you think to yourself, “Should I read it?”. Well, I am here to tell you that you should, but take it with a grain of salt. A healthy dose of skepticism never did any harm.
Want to Run Your Own Blog Network?
Lets say you have a new dedicated hosting account, and now you want to setup your own blog network. Where should you start? I would highly suggest looking into WordPress MU. The MU stands for “multiple users”.
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