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How to purchase/register a domain name through Customer Portal

Introduction A domain name is your unique identity on the internet, essential for establishing your website, email, brand, or overall online presence. Through the IP ServerOne Customer Portal, anyone with an account, whether an individual or business, can easily register a domain name at any time. It is highly recommended to register early to secure

How to fix 403 forbidden website error

Introduction When visiting your website’s homepage, encountering a 403 Forbidden error can be confusing — especially if your server is running, and your domain is pointing correctly. This article explains the common causes behind a 403 error. It also outlines essential steps to diagnose and resolve the issue, focusing on server security practices and configuration

How to increase max children for PHP-FPM in WHM

Introduction When hosting dynamic websites on a WHM/cPanel server, PHP-FPM is commonly used to handle PHP processing efficiently. One of the most important settings in PHP-FPM is max_children, which determines the maximum number of child processes (PHP workers) that can run simultaneously per domain. If this value is too low, your site may become unresponsive

FAQ: Why Can’t Some DNS Records Be Proxied?

FAQ: Why Can’t Some DNS Records Be Proxied? Why can’t I enable proxying (Cloudflare) for certain DNS records like MX, TXT, or NS? Not all record types support proxying. Records such as MX, TXT, and NS must remain DNS-only (grey cloud), as proxying these can break email or service delivery. Explanation: Some DNS record types

How to create an additional web disk account in cPanel?

📝 Introduction Web Disk (also known as WebDAV) in cPanel allows you to manage and upload files to your website as if it were a local drive on your computer. You can create additional Web Disk accounts to give specific users access to certain directories without sharing your main cPanel login. ✅ Pre-requisites A hosting

How to force user password expiry in Linux server

Introduction Password expiration is a fundamental component of account security on Linux systems. It ensures that users periodically update their credentials, thereby reducing the risk of unauthorized access due to compromised or weak passwords. By default, many Linux distributions allow system administrators to define password aging policies, including setting expiration intervals, warning users of upcoming