CyberPanel provides an easy way to issue Let’s Encrypt SSL Certificates for your websites. In this tutorial, we will learn two ways to issue an SSL certificate for websites in CyberPanel. 1. Issuing SSL Certificate using CyberPanel SSL Section When you log in to CyberPanel Dashboard, the home page has a lot of segments for …
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Managing web servers is not a difficult task. But finding the best web hosting control panels that suit your needs is an important thing to start with. With the wrong control panels, you might end up having to take over a lot of tasks manually when the control panel should have handled it by itself. …
CyberPanel provides us an easy way to install WordPress with LSCache. Since CyberPanel is tightly integrated with the LiteSpeed server, it makes sense to use LSCache caching plugin with it. 1. Prerequisite for WordPress Installation on CyberPanel We should have the proper DNS record for the domain name. In this tutorial, I am installing WordPress …
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I am using CyberPanel with LiteSpeed Web Server to host my websites. Their pricing is decent and when combined with LS Cache for WordPress, the combination works pretty well. In this tutorial, we will learn how to Install CyberPanel and LiteSpeed Web Server on CentOS 7. If you are wondering, why CentOS 7 and not …
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This table contains a list of systems, motherboards, storage controllers and network cards that have been tested and found to work with ESXi 5.x. Please check out the source column for a system you are considering using as some systems will include special steps to enable ESXi to run on that system or have other …
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ESXi 5.0 has some additional installation requirements that you should consider before upgrading from a prior version of ESX(i) or before starting a new installation. Memory – 2098 MB is the stated requirements. Most host systems will have far more than that, but if you’re installing ESXi into a virtual machine you may need to …
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One of the neat new features in VMware Workstation 8.0 is the ability to manage ESXi hosts and vCenter Server. To connect to an ESXi host or vCenter Server click the Connect to Remote Server link on the Home screen. Enter the hostname or IP address for the host and your login information. You may …
When vSphere was first released one of the elements observed by many was the differences in CPU core support between the various license editions. As you can see on this page most editions only support 6 cores per CPUs with the exception of Advanced and Enterprise Plus which support 12 cores. This lead to the …
There have been numerous discussions such as this one requesting additional NIC support for more common desktop models. It seems that VMware is listening to those requests. ESXi 4.1 includes a Marvell (sky2) driver and perhaps this signals that VMware will add additional support for other NICs support as the Realtek 8169 series. No Marvell NICs are …
A question that comes up on VMware’s forums occasionally is about the ESXi root account and the possibility of deleting the account. The account should not be deleted, but it is possible to remove the account from the Administrator role that it is granted at the host level. That prevents the root account from being …
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