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Your servers need Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) : Here is why

by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Jul 12, 2012 | Server Administration

There may be instances in which your server goes down and you may need a technician to go to DataCenter and inspect the server. This can cost you both time and money. The fact is you can easily perform this task within minutes using any remote management devices. The...

Web Hosting Security Tips

by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Jul 5, 2012 | Server Administration

Often we are worried about our hosted websites. Its better to be proactive and make your hosting secure rather than wait for the intruder to make you realize that 🙂 1. Change your passwords regularly Keep strong passwords and never use the same password for...

System Monitoring using ATOP

by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Jun 24, 2012 | Server Administration

ATOP is an advanced interactive monitoring tool to analyze the load and hardware resources on a Linux system. It shows the CPU, Memory, Disk and Network resource usages. Atop gives the resource occupation on system level followed by the information of processes that...

Bobcares unveils Cloud Migration Services!

by Visakh S | May 12, 2012 | Server Administration

Bobcares, on 8th May joined the the elite club of support providers by unveiling its Cloud Administration class of support plans. Starting with Cloud Migration Services plan, Bobcares is now offering web hosting companies a trusted and fool proof way to migrate from a...

PHP-CGI “severe” vulnerability CVE-2012-1823

by Visakh S | May 6, 2012 | Server Administration

On May 3rd, a PHP-CGI vulnerability termed as "severe" by CloudLinux was published in US CERT web site. The vulnerability causes any server running PHP as CGI to allow source code disclosure and arbitrary command execution using the account's privileges. The quote...

Microsoft RDP vulnerability and Virtuozzo update

by Hamish Oscar Lawrence | Mar 21, 2012 | Server Administration

Some critical vulnerabilities were reported in the Remote Desktop Protocol, that allows remote code execution if an attacker sends a sequence of specially crafted RDP packets to an affected system. Read more on Microsoft RDP Vulnerability. Parallels has come out with...