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How to Remove Old Logs from Linux Server Using SSH

Introduction Old logs on a Linux server refer to archived or outdated log files that accumulate over time, taking up disk space. Removing these logs helps maintain server storage efficiency and prevents unnecessary space usage. This guide is for Linux server administrators who want to delete old log files using SSH, providing a straightforward method

How to login to your Linux Server via SSH

Introduction SSH (“Secure Shell”) is a protocol used to securely log into remote systems and execute commands. It’s essential for managing Linux servers remotely and securely. Learn how to log into your Linux server using SSH for secure remote management. Ideal for system administrators or developers needing remote access to servers.   Prerequisite Downloaded the

How to unsuspend a domain In Zimbra through SSH

Introduction This guide will walk you through the steps to unsuspend a domain in Zimbra using SSH. If a domain has been suspended for any reason (e.g., exceeding email quota or administrative suspension), the following steps will help restore its functionality.   Prerequisites Root access to the Zimbra server via SSH. The domain name that

How To Allow Access To Remote MySQL Database Using SSH

Introduction While it is a common practice to have both website and database resides in the same server, it is not considered as the best practice due to multiple reasons such as performance, security or scalability. In this guide, we will provide the steps on how to connect to your MySQL database remotely via SSH

How to change OpenSSH Port on CentOS 7

Important Note: CentOS 7 has reached its end-of-life (EOL) as of June 30, 2024. It is recommended to upgrade to a supported version, such as CentOS Stream 9 or an alternative Linux distribution, to ensure continued security updates and support.   Introduction This guide is for system administrators or users managing Linux servers who want

How to change SSH daemon port number

Introduction By default, the SSH daemon listens on port 22 for incoming connections, which is widely known and often targeted by malicious actors. Changing the default port to a custom port number can help reduce unauthorized access attempts by obscuring the entry point. However, this is not a complete security solution, and additional security measures