Have you ever wanted to quickly setup your own dedicated mail server? Mark here with ServerMania. For over 10 years, I’ve worked in the server hosting industry, configuring thousands of servers and writing countless articles on the simplest and most effective ways to accomplish server goals.
Nearly every day, another cloud storage service shuts down or becomes compromised. Making your own cloud backup server on a ServerMania Hybrid, Cloud, or Dedicated Server is a great option if you want to retain control of your own server.
In this article, we’ll cover the basics for getting started with the ServerMania Cloud by exploring some of the automations you can leverage with a Cloud server.
In this article, we’ll cover the basics for getting started with the ServerMania Cloud.
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The ServerMania Cloud is a new cloud server platform that provides you with a complete and easy to use server solution. With the ServerMania Public Cloud, you receive access to completely redundant virtual servers that can be created and scaled up in seconds.
Sudo is a linux command which can be used to grant root-level access to authorized users without requiring these users to login as the root user. This is useful for securing a server by disabling root access and instead granting sudo access to select users.
As of January 2020, cPanel is now licensed based on the number of active cPanel accounts on the server. As such, we have a license management system now available inside of the Surge Control Panel.
Use code KB4KDO0L9 to receive a 10% recurring discount on any server. In the world of live streaming, there are a variety of protocols to choose from to ensure you are using a video streaming protocol that suits your needs. One of those popular protocols is RTMP. While recent years has seen a sharp increase in […]
Linux file navigation may seem daunting at first, but it’s quite easy once you know the right commands to use. This article will walk you through how to locate files on Linux using the find and locate commands.
