The website loading speed can be vary based on the quality of the bandwidth service your ISP provides. But if you wish to check the loading speed of the website at your site, here’s the way to find out. Step 1 – Before you start the test, please clean Google Chrome’s cache and history
Step 1 – Log in to the DirectAdmin control panel main page, look for the ‘Resource Usage‘ under the category ‘Advanced Features‘.
Step 1: Go to “Start Menu” and key in ‘notepad‘ in the ‘search box’.
Step 1 – Go to Utilities and select on Terminal. Step 2 – Login as root by running the command as below then enter the password. User-MacBook:~ user$ sudo su – Password: After that you will see that the user become root as below:- User-MacBook:~ root# Step 3 – Open the hosts file
Step 1: Sign in to your WebSitePanel hosting control panel. Step 2: Click on Web Sites. Step 3: Click on your domain such as “domainname.com“. Step 4: At the Home Folder tab, select the radio button with the Redirection URL. Step 5: Insert the URL that you wish to redirect. Step 6: Click Update.
First, you will need to check your domain name server is pointed at which server, you can check using http://intodns.com And looking for “Domain NS records“. After that, log in to the name server and check the DNS A record, make sure the DNS record www.domainname.com and domainname.com are correct. If the record does not
Step 1 – First browse to the Mynic (.my domain registry) technical page: https://domainmanager.mynic.my/Mynic-ViewController-context-root/faces/PB/UserLogin.jsp and log into using your Mynic user and password.
Authorization Code, also known as EPP Code, is required for the transfer of Top Level Domain name from one hosting company to another hosting company. Here is a list of domain suffixes that require EPP code for the transfer process: For more information, see How do I get an authorization code to transfer my
To do this, simply SSH to the server and run the command below: ps aux | awk ‘{print $2, $4, $11}’ | sort -k2rn | head -n 20 You will get something like below:
If you encounter an abnormal high load process in your server, it may be due to hidden mining processes. vi /etc/rc.local Check for the following 2 lines in the file and remove it: nohup /usr/bin/_-pud 119.78.232.8 >/dev/null& nohup /usr/bin/_-minerd -c /usr/bin_-config 2> /dev/null& Remove the following files: rm /usr/bin/_-minerd rm /usr/bin/_-pud rm /usr/bin/_-config rm /etc/ld.so.preload