Managing Disks in the VMware Multi-Tenant can be done through the same process as resizing a VM (see Resizing a VM in VMware Multi-Tenant). In addition to changing the size of the hard drive of a VM, you can also add additional drives as needed.
Adding Virtual Machines (VMs) to your Virtual Data Center allows you to create the server environment necessary to meet your processing needs. Whether you are expanding your server farm or just spinning up new test servers, deploying VMs is a basic part of managing your VMware infrastructure.
The command line, dating back to the 1960s, lets you control your computer via text-based commands. Securely access servers via SSH for added protection.
CentOS is transitioning to CentOS Stream, prompting the emergence of AlmaLinux, a supported alternative.
Report any changes with your server’s root password to avoid locking out our Support team from working on your server.
Setting up networking for a VMware infrastructure can be a complicated process. We’ve provided information for some common networking tasks.
Editing the Hosts File for site testing is common. Yet, recent Firefox updates may render it less effective, causing confusion during testing.
Accessing your Cloud Sites Control Panel via your Liquid Web account is a straightforward one-click procedure. Once logged in, you can efficiently manage your account, sites, services, and all Cloud Sites-related tasks.
If you are familiar with PHP, you can create PHP scripts to send mail. PHP mail provides incredible control of the data and content of the emails sent from your domain or site. However, PHP mail only works when relayed over SMTP. The following article shows you how to test and send different types of email using PHP.
Different Linux versions often require updates, and some programs only run on newer ones. To check your kernel version, log into your server and use the command line.
Before SNI, each SSL certificate required a dedicated IP. Now, Server Name Indication lets multiple secure websites share a single IP address.
Go beyond basic rsync commands. Explore common flags like -a and -z to compress files, preserve permissions, and automate server backups safely.
