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Forcing your users to change passwords is generally part of the security policy that you would put in place for your server. Many users, especially ones that are less tech-savvy or generally unconcerned with security will use the same password over and user, and never change it.

Hack attempts via FTP have been made more popular due to recent viruses such as Gumblar, which targeted stored FTP credentials through FTP clients and network traffic. However, FTP-based attacks are still on the rise, and the following steps can help you ensure the security of your FTP server and client connections.

When it comes to offering SSH access on your server, cPanel gives you three options: No shell, “normal” shell, and jailed shell. This guide will help you select which one is better for your hosting environment, and how to enable them for your users.

If you have many accounts on your server and need to quickly create cPanel backups, whether to move those accounts to another server or restore them in the future, cPanel makes it very easy to perform and restore backups from command line.

cPanel allows the addition of features (or plugins) that add functionality to the cPanel interface. Using these plugins, you can add interface links that connect to applications developed by you and even third-party links. These features can be enabled or disabled using WHM’s Feature Manager.

AwStats is a web analytics reporting tool written in Perl and can be used on almost any OS. This tool analyses and presents data from sources like web, FTP servers and streaming media, in the form of bar graphs and tables in HTML reports. cPanel users often have AwStats pre-installed on their servers.

Created by Allaire Corporation as a commercial product, ColdFusion has some amazing features which set it apart from other Server Side Scripting Languages. Here is a tutorial that tells you what you should know about ColdFusion.

One of the most amazing features of cPanel is the Webalizer application. This application provides you with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) to help you analyze your website’s statistics. It displays comprehensive graphs and charts and other details of the generated traffic. How to Access Webalizer You will first need to login to your cPanel [...]