How To Change The Default SSH Port in CentOS

How To Change The Default SSH Port in CentOS, the default SSH port is 22 ,you can change the default SSH port , you can easily do it.you need to make a little change on sshd_config files. The default port number is 22  & now we are going to change it to 1155.
Step 1:  Open the SSH config file.

/etc/ssh/sshd_config

Add a New line with your New port. please see following the picture , I have added a  new line ( Port 1155 )  under the line , #port 22 . you can change port from 22 to any other. I have changed the port 22 to 1155.


#port 22
Port 1155

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How to change cPanel password using SSH

How to change cPanel password using SSH:

1. Login to your server as root via SSH.

2. Execute the following script from the command line.

Replace [username] with the cPanel user name of the domain & [password] with the new password.

/scripts/chpass [username] [password]

If you are facing this error, please use the following command and reset. (more…)

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How to Install cPanel On CentOS

cPanel is a graphical web-based control panel that helps you quickly and easily manage your website and hosting account. cPanel software gives you complete control over a vast amount of functions, streamlining useful processes.

Installation Prerequisites:

  •     A fresh and running VPS or dedicated CentOS 6.5 server.
  •     A minimum of 384MB RAM.
  •     A Minimum 20GB of free disk space required for cPanel installation.
  •     A cPanel license.

Installing cPanel & WHM:

You must have Perl installed on your server before you can run the installation script for cPanel & WHM. You can install Perl using either yum or up2date. (more…)

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How To Install ZPanel On CentOs

What Is Zpanel ?

ZPanel is a free to download and use Web hosting control panel written to work effortlessly with Microsoft Windows and POSIX (Linux, UNIX and MacOSX) based servers or computers. This solution can turn a home or professional server into a fully fledged, easy to use and manage web hosting server.

Before Install you need to ensure the following requirements:

The following modules MUST NOT be installed on your server:

    • MySql
    • Apache
    • Bind
    • Dovecot (Ubuntu, CentOS)
    • Postfix (Ubuntu, CentOS)
    • proFTPd (Ubuntu, CentOS)
    • hMail Server (Windows)
    • FileZilla Server (Windows)
    • IIS (Windows)

    If you already have installed and running Apache & MySql you need to removed first.

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