by Sijin George | Jul 16, 2019 | cPanel, Latest
I receive error emails every day about failed DNS resolvers. Is there anything wrong with my cPanel server DNS ? Could you please have a look? That was a recent customer request we received in our help-desk for Server Management Services. DNS errors can make websites...
by Sijin George | Jul 15, 2019 | Latest, Server Management
Logs come useful in finding and correcting errors. However, large log files use up too much disk space and cause server errors. Luckily, proper logrotate configuration in Linux servers easily eliminate logs growing big. At Bobcares, we frequently receive disk full...
by Jilu Joseph | Jul 14, 2019 | cPanel, cPanel migration, Latest, Plesk
An interactive website attract users easily. Thanks to Nodejs, creating real-time websites with Live Chat, instant messaging, etc. is rather easy. But, migrating such websites need proper planning. And, the available Nodejs cPanel alternative options include Plesk,...
by Jilu Joseph | Jul 13, 2019 | cPanel, cPanel migration, Latest
One of the hardest part of web migration is to transfer mailboxes without any data loss. Luckily, free utilities like Imapsync in cPanel eases mail migration to another IMAP server. It helps to transfer the mailboxes as their original state without altering the mail...
by Jilu Joseph | Jul 12, 2019 | Apache, cPanel, cPanel migration, Latest
Manual account migration involves copying website content, databases, mails and more. However, users often confuse on moving the SSL certificate, especially when the server has expensive wildcard SSL setup. A slight mistake while trying to move SSL certificate to...
by Jilu Joseph | Jul 11, 2019 | cPanel, cPanel migration, Latest
Gmail interface is very familiar for users. It also works as a single point email solution with huge storage capacity. That’s why, users often wish to migrate email from cPanel to Gmail. Gmail’s Mail Fetcher not only allows you to import old emails but also...
by Jilu Joseph | Jul 10, 2019 | cPanel, cPanel migration, Latest
Restoring backup can be demanding, especially when you don’t have a control panel. Again, unsupported backup format requires you to restore cPanel backup via command line. It involve steps like moving website content, database, mail accounts, etc. Often, this...
by Sijin George | Jul 9, 2019 | cPanel, cPanel migration, Latest
One of the basic motive behind cloud hosting is cost cutting. With a control panel for managing the cloud server, the merits become twofold. That’s where ClusterCS as a cPanel alternative make relevance. However, there is no single click method for migration...
by Sijin George | Jul 8, 2019 | cPanel, cPanel migration, Latest
I have a dedicated server with cPanel/whm installed on it. Now, due to recent changes in cPanel pricing, we want to migrate from cPanel to CentOS Web Panel. Can you make it possible? That was a recent request we received in the help-desk of our Server Migration...
by Jilu Joseph | Jul 7, 2019 | cPanel, cPanel migration, Latest
Do you have disk storage problems on the server? Or, is the server backup eating up more disk space? Moving backup to another location would be the quickest possible solution here. Luckily, cPanel rsync backup option helps to save disk space by placing backup data to...
