SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is the standard protocol used to send emails across the Internet. Whenever you click the “Send” button in your email application, this protocol is responsible for transferring your message from your mail client to the recipient’s mail server. In simple terms, it acts as the delivery system that moves outgoing … Read more
An outgoing mail server is the system responsible for sending emails from your email client or application to the recipient’s mail server using the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). In simple terms, when you click “Send,” your outgoing server takes your message, authenticates it, routes it across the internet, and ensures it reaches the recipient’s … Read more
Increasing the /tmp size and securing it is essential for maintaining a stable and secure Linux or cPanel server. To increase /tmp size, you typically resize the partition (if it’s on a separate mount) or recreate it as a loopback file with a larger size; to secure it, you mount it with proper options such … Read more
Restart a service using SSH on a cPanel server means securely connecting to your server via Secure Shell (SSH) and using command-line instructions to stop, start, or restart system services such as Apache, MySQL, Exim, or cPanel-related services. This method is faster, more reliable, and often necessary when troubleshooting server performance issues, configuration changes, or … Read more
If you are looking to export a MySQL database and restore it via SSH, the easiest and most efficient way to do so is by using the mysqldump command to create a backup file and then using the mysql command to import the file into a new database. This process is secure, efficient, and perfect … Read more
If Service Status in WHM is not showing all services, the most common reasons are disabled monitoring in Service Manager, inactive services, firewall restrictions, broken chkservd configuration, or corrupted system status files. In most cases, the issue can be resolved by verifying service monitoring settings, restarting cPanel services, rebuilding the service status cache, or repairing … Read more