The steps are pretty simple so far, but before you are geared up to go forward with the server upgrades, you have to first decide which operating system works the best with your firm goals. The two most popular platforms used in a lot of various industries are Windows-based servers and Linux servers for operations. Numerous companies tend to prefer a Windows-based server to use since it is easy to operate and is optimized for networking and cooperation, which can be very useful for a large corporation. Linux servers can be a little more quirky to manage because they require a bit more of advanced system knowledge. This is why many people prefer to have a professional man server for them, or they will hire someone in-house specifically for the job. Normally, a Windows-based server is more expensive to install and operate, while a Linux-based server is more economical to install, but costs can add up paying someone to manage it for you if you do not have the appropriate knowledge. Selecting on which operating system for your dedicated server to install depends on various factors and of course, your budget.

Choosing an encoding parallel platform is a vital priority, otherwise more time and money will have to be invested trying to make odds compatible. Also be sure to check that the administrator assigned to tend to your dedicated server is prepared with the right training and platform-specific knowledge that you and your hardware require. Current trends have made it widely known that companies which use independent sources to manage their dedicated servers have seen a sizable increase when it comes to in-house productivity. Why is this? In house employees are free to go about their core business strengths while not having to worry about technical maintenance. Business server colocation host will usually offer two main options for clients, managed or unmanaged services. Hosting companies are there to help.

The primary business can assume as much or as little responsibility when it comes to the control and flexibility of their servers. Also, hosting companies offer their clients a commanding technological foundation to support their goals and free them of superfluous problems. One of the main reasons businesses want to use managed dedicated servers is because a host company reduces downtime. A data center is properly equipped with cooling systems to prevent overheating and most importantly, powerful backup generators to keep you up and running. Once these services are outsourced to data centers, a vast majority of clients have seen a large scale reduction in downtime, affirming that these professionals are positively impacting their business workings. If a company suffers chronic downtime, clients are equally likely to go to different suppliers who do not have that problem. A reputable server colocation hosting company can keep the state of at least 99% uptime, your customers will appreciate. Hopefully this will serve as a guide when planning the growth and development of your business on a more technical front.

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SO now you have a new server, what to do with it? The sky is the limit! Or is it? Naturally, and logically, there are restrictions. But a little extra attention for some details goes a long way… Let’s go over some of them.

Security: This is important, and cannot be stressed out enough. THEY ARE OUT THERE. Sounds dramatically? It is! If you want to keep the bad guys away start spending quality time on the firewall before activating services such as MySQL or Postgresql. I am not exaggerating. In the first night my server was active (I hadn’t even discovered these forums yet) I got 16 logon attempts from a total of 3 different IP addresses. Where the heck they came from is beyond me, but this is common behavior (this isn’t a surprise for me; been here, seen this before). They are out there! Trust me on this.

By default you might feel safe, no icky things in your logs, everything seems in order… Yes and no. Go Daddy charges you for used up space, and doesn’t risk default processes gobbling up your disk space without you knowing it. I think this is a very fair business policy, but it comes with a price. Namely that you’re probably left in the dark about your security. Do you have a “/var/log/secure” file telling you details on login attempts, failed login attempts and such?

If the answer is no then this is most likely because you do not have the “syslog” package installed (“sysklogd.i386″ to be exact). Want it? Then do (as root): “yum install sysklogd.i386″. And wham, in no time you’ll see what’s happening on your box. Careful: This comes at a price. Not a big one, but those log files do take up disk space no matter how you put it. Fortunately not all is lost.

If you installed that MC program mentioned earlier now is a good time to use it. Go to the /etc/logrotate.d directory. Here you’ll find a file called “syslog”. Press ‘F3′ to view it. Don’t worry if you don’t understand everything in there. What counts here is the first line. Notice stuff like “/var/log/messages” and “/var/log/secure”?

As the name suggests this is a configuration file telling a program on your server called “Log rotate” to actually rotate the files being mentioned in the config files which you find in that “/etc/logrotate.d” directory. So what does this mean? That every day (assuming default behavior) the system will archive your logfile and tell the main system to start using a new one. So, for example, let’s focus on “/var/log/secure”. A very important file in my opinion. If you wait a while (and I suggest not doing this behind your computer, but getting some sleep too) you’ll eventually notice 2 ‘secure’ files. One called ‘secure’, the other called ‘secure.1.gz’. What is this? Simple.. The first (’1′) of the compressed (‘gz’ stands for ‘gzip’ which is a compression program on Linux) logs. Still didn’t get MC? Shame on you! If you are on the console you can still easily view this file, just use something like: “zless /var/log/secure.1.gz” (you need to be root). ‘Space’ goes to the next page and ‘q’ quits. Using MC you simply press ‘F3′.

To conclude a personal comment: Go Daddy, I really hope you’ll consider using some ‘preview’ option. It really makes life easier (I know I could ‘edit’ my post, but still… “A good preparation goes a long way”).

Creation of Backup – Regular backups are necessary as we do not know when a failure can occur. It is a good practice to take backups of all documents, images and database and make sure it is stored in the right place.

To perform regular kernel security updates and keep all software’s up-to-date and secure.

Easy script installations such as Fantastico or Softacolous can be useful in daily installation requirements and keeps you safe from unwanted server errors and bugs.

Control Panels can make your life easier when you are about to manage their sites.

Frequent update of passwords is important to increase security of your dedicated servers.

Monitoring is a good habit which helps you to understand your dedicated server better. This mainly can be through monitoring software or a remote panel offered by your hosting provider.

Use only that is required. You should leave more space for your CPU, RAM and disks to deliver better.

Maintenance should be taken seriously as this increases your dedicated server lifespan and mainly include software updates, software upgrades, migrations, service checks, security monitoring.

Linux Users:

1. Log into your server via SSH and then become root:

$ su

2. Stop the current MySQL instance (note that this will halt any sites that depend on it, so make sure you do this during the lowest possible traffic time).
3. Start MySQL in safe mode and skip privileges checks:

# mysqld_safe –skip-grant-tables &

4. Next, log into MySQL without a privileges check:

# mysql –user=root mysql

5. Finally, reset the password by updating the user table of the default mysql database:

UPDATE user SET Password=PASSWORD(‘newrootpwd’) WHERE user=’root’;
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

(Note: replace “newrootpwd” with your actual password, preferably one you can remember)
6. Restart MySQL to get out of safe mode:

# /etc/init.d/mysql restart.

Windows Users:

Log on to your server as the Administrator. Kill the MySQL server if it’s running. To do this you need the Windows Services Manager, so click on the Start Menu, then go to the Control Panel, then to the Administrative Tools, and select Services. Here look for the MySQL server and stop it. If it’s not listed there and MySQL is till running it means that MySQL is not running as a service. In that case you need to load the Task Manager which you should be able to access using the key combination of Ctrl+Alt+Del. Now kill the MySQL process.

With the MySQL process stopped you need to force a change of passwords on MySQL using a combination of the UPDATE and FLUSH options. So launch your favorite text editor and create a new file. Enter the following text into the file replacing “NewMySQLPassword” with your new password:

UPDATE mysql.user SET Password=PASSWORD(”NewMySQLPassword”) WHERE User=’root’;
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;

What the first line does is that it updates the value of the field “Password” in the table mysql.user for the user “root” to “NewMySQLPassword”. The second line flushes the old set of privileges and makes sure your new password is used everywhere. Save this text as C:\mysql_reset.txt.

Next, you need to start your MySQL server passing this file as a configuration parameter. Launch a terminal by going to the Start Menu, then to Run, and then type cmd and hit Enter. Now enter the following command:

C:\mysql\bin\mysqld-nt –init-file=C:\mysql_reset.txt

Once the server is done starting delete the file C:\mysql_reset.txt. Your MySQL root password should be reset now. Now restart your MySQL server again. Go back to the Windows Services Manager again to do that. Your new MySQL root password should work for you now.

The following are four steps you can take to lessen the sting of high data transfer for one or multiple websites on your server.

File compression – Bandwidth is calculated in bytes and finally in gigabytes (GB). While HTML and CSS files are generally smaller than Mp3s and other media, multiple downloads can add up. Fortunately, you can save bandwidth with file compression. Most modern web browsers support gzip compression, meaning that users will download your content and then uncompress it seamlessly within their browsers.

P2P File Sharing – Although this is generally thought of as a tool for software, music, and movie pirates, peer-to-peer networks are great for reducing bandwidth, as they offload some of the data transfer to users. Bit Torrent is a very popular file sharing technology that you can use for large file downloads.

File Hosting – If P2P file sharing does not work for you, there are plenty of services that will host your files remotely at a fraction of the cost of bandwidth.

Cloud Storage – Many services such as Amazon S3 offer long-term cloud storage, web application caching, and/or Content Delivery Networks (CDN), all of which can reduce your server’s direct bandwidth and at last save’s your money.

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There are tons of things you can do from the htaccess file inside of your web hosting account.  From redirecting the users to controlling who can get in and who can get out, it is a very useful file to have on your hosting account.  To help out the new web hosting clients and to act as a reminder to the old pros around here, I thought I would go through five of the most popular .htaccess tips I know.

Redirect to a Maintenance Page

This is a great one to use if you need to make some quick web page edits, and you don’t want the public to see you edit your web site, while it is still live.

Options +FollowSymlinks

RewriteEngine On

RewriteBase /

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !/offline.html$

RewriteRule .* /offline.html [R=307,L]

This will redirect anybody who checks out any web page on your web site to the “offline.html” file.

Force the Use of “www” in Front of a Domain Name

If you want to keep the www in front of your domain name, no matter how somebody types it in, here is the ‘bit of .htaccess magic you will need:

Options +FollowSymlinks

RewriteEngine on

rewritecond %{http_host} ^mydomain.com [nc]

rewriterule ^(.*)$ http://www.mydomain.com/$1 [r=301,nc]

Once you have done so, both mydomain.com and www.mydomain.com will both send you to www.mydomain.com

Remove the “www” From in Front of a Domain Name

You can also force your domain to drop the www from the address when typed in, if you would rather have it the other way around. In that situation, you would need to add this to your .htaccess file:

RewriteEngine On

RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www.mydomain.com$ [NC]

RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://mydomain.com/$1 [R=301,L]

This will make both mydomain.com and www.mydomain.com send you to just mydomain.com.

Manually Create Custom Error Pages

Ever check out some of those customized error pages and wonder how it could be done? Just use these snippets of .htaccess code to tell people where to look for your error pages.

ErrorDocument 400 /errors/400.html

ErrorDocument 401 /errors/401.html

ErrorDocument 403 /errors/403.html

ErrorDocument 404 /errors/404.html

ErrorDocument 500 /errors/500.html

This tells the server to look inside the “errors” folder and that specific page for each of the different error types. That is not all of the error codes, but they are the ones that will be ‘hit by your users 99 percent of the time.

Block Visitor By IP Address

Need to keep somebody from checking out your web site?  This next tip will give you the ability to deny somebody based on what their IP address is:

order allow,deny

deny from 123.45.6.7

deny from 012.34.5.

allow from all

The above blocks access to the site from 123.45.6.7, and from any sub-domain under the IP block 012.34.5. (012.34.5.1, 012.34.5.2, 012.34.5.3, etc).

Before you go off and plant htaccess everywhere, read through this and make sure you don’t do anything redundant, since it is possible to cause an infinite loop of redirects or errors if you place something weird in the htaccess.

Also…some sites do not allow use of htaccess files, since depending on what they are doing, they can slow down a server overloaded with domains if they are all using htaccess files. I can’t stress this enough: You need to make sure you are allowed to use htaccess before you actually use it. Some things that htaccess can do can compromise a server configuration that has been specifically setup by the admin, so don’t get in trouble.

Since firms that lease dedicated servers to organizations hold expertise in all technical aspects of the servers, they carry out the administrative activities on your behalf,while you rest back. The fee levied by the hosting firm is quite nominal, it is quite cost effective and helps in more ways than one. Such web hosting firms examine the hardware as well as the software of the server in a skillful manner, something a beginner can never achieve This way, the server delivers better performance than it would in case of unmanaged service.

Due to the expertise of the hosting firms in executing the administration of dedicated server they become more stable and reliable and operate exceptionally well over long durations without any glitches. These also attain the feature of greater security due to the familiarity of the specialists with the servers and their details. Furthermore, if you are not satisfied with the dedicated servers management by such firms due to some customary problem, they provide 24×7 support as part of their hosting package.

When I look at the options in EXIM CONFIGURATION I see:

** send HELO based on the domain name in /etc/mailhelo (*: HELONAME can be added to the file to change the default helo name) [?]
Send HELO based on the domain name in /etc/mailhelo (*: HELONAME can be added to the file to change the default helo name)

** Send outgoing mail from the ip that matches the domain name in /etc/mailips (*: IP can be added to the file to change the main outgoing interface) [?]
Send outgoing mail from the ip that matches the domain name in /etc/mailips (*: IP can be added to the file to change the main outgoing interface)

** Automaticlly send outgoing mail from the account’s IP address instead of the main IP address. Warning: If you turn this setting on you should make sure reverse DNS entries match the ones in /etc/mail_reverse_dns. [?]
Automaticlly send outgoing mail from the account’s IP address instead of the main IP address.

How do I change the info for these files, all of them are currently empty except for /etc/mail_reverse_dns which has the main server ip and machine name. Do I just edit it manually with VI or PICO and it will work or will it be blown away with the next “upcp”?

What is the format for these three files?

You may use any command-line text editor such as vi (or vim), nano (or pico), to edit the files. As long as the automatic option is not in use you can manually update and manage the mailhelo and mailips files without them being overwritten.

The easiest method to see a full version of the files with proper syntax is to temporarily enable the following “automatic” option:
WHM: Main >> Service Configuration >> Exim Configuration Editor >> Standard Options >> Domains and IPs
* Automatically send outgoing mail from the account’s IP address instead of the main IP address. Warning: If you turn this setting on you should make sure reverse DNS entries match the ones in /etc/mail_reverse_dns

the above option will create the files so you can simply view their contents to see how they are used.

Alternatively, you can manually create them based off the following examples, while being sure to use your own domains and IP addresses where applicable; however, please note that to retain customizations of the two files, mailhelo and mailips, it is necessary to enable the relevant options via the Exim Configuration Editor in WHM as seen below.

WHM: Main >> Service Configuration >> Exim Configuration Editor >> Standard Options >> Domains and IPs
* Send HELO based on the domain name in /etc/mailhelo (*: HELONAME can be added to the file to change the default helo name)
* Send outgoing mail from the ip that matches the domain name in /etc/mailips (*: IP can be added to the file to change the main outgoing interface)

Full Path: “/etc/mailhelo”

Code:

domain2.tld: domain2.tld

sub.domain2.tld: domain2.tld

addondomain.tld: domain2.tld

other.domain3.tld: other.domain3.tld

*: server1.domain1.tld

In mailhelo, the example entry that begins with an asterisk sets the default HELO for domains without their own specific entry; you could, if desired, just have the default set and nothing else.

The “#.#.#.#” entries in the following two examples are meant to represent IP addresses on your system; be sure to use only valid, public IP addresses that are accessible via the Internet.

Full Path: “/etc/mailips”

Code:

domain2.tld: #.#.#.2

sub.domain2.tld: #.#.#.2

addondomain.tld: #.#.#.2

other.domain3.tld: #.#.#.3

*: #.#.#.1

In mailips, the example entry that begins with an asterisk sets the default outbound (sending) IP address for domains without their own specific entry; you could, if desired, just have the default set and nothing else.

You should not have to manually edit or manage the mail_reverse_dns file; the only two that you would manually edit are mailhelo and mailips. For the sake of showing an example, though, here is what the mail_reverse_dns file might look like:

Full Path: “/etc/mail_reverse_dns”

Code:

#.#.#.1: server1.domain1.tld

#.#.#.2: domain2.tld

#.#.#.3: other.domain3.tld

To help understand why the above examples look the way they do, in terms of why a particular domain has a specific HELO value and or why a particular domain has a specific outbound IP, and to help show what you might expect to see from the aforementioned “automatic” option, the following could be assumed:
1.) “domain2.tld” is a primary domain
2.) “sub.domain2.tld” is a sub-domain of “domain2.tld”
3.) “addondomain.tld” is an add-on domain of “domain2.tld”
4.) “other.domain3.tld” is an also primary domain
5.) “server1.domain1.tld” is the server hostname

If you opt to manually create, update and manage the mailhelo and mailips files, you are free to customize them as needed provided they contain the correct syntax and use only valid domains and IP addresses.

For balancing the website traffic, there are several approaches. The webs servers are are one approach is to route each request in turn to a different server host address in a domain name system (DNS) table. Balancing the web server load is a procedure in which inbound internet protocol (IP) traffic can be distributed across multiple load balancing server or on the Load balancing Switch. There is multiple load balancing solution available with in the web hosting industry. There are high end Internet load balancing solution as well as load balance routers to manage online server.

In this type of balancing technique two online web servers are being used to balance the complete work load on the servers and the third server is used to determine which server to assign the work to. Since load balancing requires multiple servers, it is usually combined with fail over and backup services. In some approaches, the web server is distributed over different geographic locations. Load balancing can be implemented with hardware, software, or a combination of both. Typically, load balancing is the main reason for computer server clustering.

A Network load balancing is also a balancing technique to distribute workload equally across two or more web server, CPUs, hard drives, network links, or other resources. Which indeed to get optimal resource utilization, maximize throughput, minimize response time, and avoid overload. Load balancing is dividing the amount of work that a computer has to do between two or more computers so that more work gets done in the same amount of time and, in general, all users get served faster. Commonly the network load balancing can also manage popular web sites that usually get high traffic.

Load balancing enhances the performance of the web server, leads to their optimal utilization and ensures that no single server is overwhelmed. Network load balancing also helps in managing DNS servers. The large Internet Relay Chat networks, high-bandwidth File Transfer Protocol sites are also being monitor. Using multiple components with load balancing, instead of a single component, may increase scalability and reliability with redundancy. The load balancing of a service is provided by a dedicated program or hardware device (such as a multilayer switch or a DNS server). Load balancing is a procedure in which inbound internet protocol (IP) traffic can be distributed across multiple servers.

Benefits of Load Balancing:-

• Improves server performance – With the help of load balancing server the performance is achieved .The advanced load balancing technique can easily re-direct end-user service requests to the servers with the fastest response times.
• Adds Intelligence – The servers also has a feature in which it allow you to send requests for certain web pages to specific groups of servers. The special request is been done with the help of priority to the servers.
• Enhanced availability -If the online server application gets failed the load balancing can be easily redistributed by the end-user service requests to different webservers within a server farm or to servers in another location to manage the server load balancing.
• Creates Resilience – High- Availability pairs for load balancer resilience, and creates fault-tolerance for your back-end servers.
• Improves Reliability – With the help of online monitoring on the health of your web servers. The failed servers easily get detected and removed from the cluster until they recover.
• Improved flexibility and scalability – Majority of the content intensive applications has been scaled beyond the point of limits where as a single server can provide the web based client a adequate processing power.
• One-Click Session Persistence – A client is just one click away, for the sticky sessions for your web application when ever required by the.

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