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Nine Universal Tips for SQL Server Optimization

If the performance of an SQL server is degrading, it is a reason for concern for the administrator as well as the users. Here are some universal tips that will tune up the performance of your SQL server.

How to Assign Multiple IP Addresses to a Single cPanel Account

If you are using a cPanel server, by default, it will support one dedicated IP per account. But there are benefits of having more multiple IP addresses assigned to a single account.

Creating Backup Using cPanel

With all the effort and time that is put into building a website, it is quite necessary that you secure it with a backup. Failing to have a backup could result in the loss of a lot of work overnight. Using cPanel you can create a backup for all the information on a website quite easily and quickly through cPanel’s integrated backup utility.

Database Creation in cPanel (Video)

If you are a beginner and installing a guestbook, blog or CMS, and facing trouble creating databases, this tutorial is for you. This tutorial will help you configure databases in cPanel, such that your operations run smoothly.

How to Activate and Configure Fantastico in cPanel

Fantastico Deluxe is an amazing third party program in cPanel. This is one of the best script installers available today. It can easily install a number of different scripts, from blogs and bulletin boards to content management systems and guest books. This program is one of the major attractions of cPanel.

How to Optimize Your Rails Site for Search

Ruby on Rails has made great strides in becoming more accessible for search engines, although there are important optimizations you can make to further enhance your applications.

Advanced SSH: Options and Key Pairs

This article looks at some options when using SSH and examines a way to set up a public/private key pair.

An Introduction to File & Folder Permissions on Linux – Part 2

The second part of this article focuses on how to change file permissions with the ‘chmod’ command on a Linux box.

How to Backup a MySQL Database Through Command Line

Sometimes backing up MySQL databases is not sometimes as easy as it sounds due to the constrictions placed on database administrators by their web hosting providers. Most web hosting providers will back up your MySQL databases as a matter of course but it pays to be responsible for your own data.

An Introduction to File & Folder Permissions on Linux

This tutorial begins to look at some of the concepts surrounding permissions on files and folders which are often denoted using strings of characters such as ‘drwxrwxrwx’.