Posted on Jun 16, 2017
What are important tasks to know about using cPanel for web hosting?
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Well, I know this will sound pretty generic, but it depends on the purpose of the site.
For instance, back when there were CMS tools like phpNuke, which tied in well and supported phpBB2 forums, security and administration were made easy to manage by the tools and utilities offered through phpNuke.
To be more cPanel specific, and regardless of purpose, IP Tracker is great, for reasons of security; i.e; block IPs known to exploit not just your site but other sites; can be totally proactive in this sense. Great way to feel secure about a site with so many bots and hackers now day.
Remote MySQL is nice, haven't seen that before. Great for any merchants, or manufactures that can easily add a new product straight from there phone.
Bandwidth manager/Visitors is a great way to not just view your site traffic, but manage it as well, though more for sites that have downloads available.
In the end, in my opinion it totally depends on the site's purpose. If someone is using this to just blog for whatever reason, many of those tools are irrelevant (no real need for DB, Bandwidth, Encryption, SSH access, ect.,).
Hope this helps.
For instance, back when there were CMS tools like phpNuke, which tied in well and supported phpBB2 forums, security and administration were made easy to manage by the tools and utilities offered through phpNuke.
To be more cPanel specific, and regardless of purpose, IP Tracker is great, for reasons of security; i.e; block IPs known to exploit not just your site but other sites; can be totally proactive in this sense. Great way to feel secure about a site with so many bots and hackers now day.
Remote MySQL is nice, haven't seen that before. Great for any merchants, or manufactures that can easily add a new product straight from there phone.
Bandwidth manager/Visitors is a great way to not just view your site traffic, but manage it as well, though more for sites that have downloads available.
In the end, in my opinion it totally depends on the site's purpose. If someone is using this to just blog for whatever reason, many of those tools are irrelevant (no real need for DB, Bandwidth, Encryption, SSH access, ect.,).
Hope this helps.
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SPC Jesse R.
SGT (Join to see) - I use Host Gator for my reseller and I don't have the access to Auto SSL in the WHM. That is something Hostgator blocks. But I have heard good things on it.
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SGT (Join to see)
SPC Jesse R. - I haven't even considered looking for it on HostGator. InMotion makes it a short few steps process.
http://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/website/cpanel/auto-ssl-guide
http://www.inmotionhosting.com/support/website/cpanel/auto-ssl-guide
Free SSL Guide - InMotion Hosting
Learn how you can get a free SSL in your hosting account.
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SSgt (Join to see)
SGT (Join to see) - Sorry about the delay, in the works of getting a new MOS (or AFSC rather). With that being said I've fallen a bit out of the loop but I'll check it out!
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SGT (Join to see)
SPC Jesse R. - You could use Cloudflare SSL for free or Sucuri SSL. I've been doing this stuff for a while now.
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