15
Aug
How to Get or Reset Password for “Admin” Account in Plesk
Applies to: Plesk for Linux/Unix Symptoms The password for the “admin” user in Plesk has been lost. Resolution For Plesk versions 10.x and above: Use the ${PRODUCT_ROOT_D}/bin/admin utility to prompt the password for the “admin” user: # /usr/local/psa/bin/admin --show-password Use ${PRODUCT_ROOT_D}/bin/init_conf to reset the password for the “admin” user: # /usr/local/psa/bin/init_conf -u -passwd <new_password> If... Read More
05
Aug
DNS Zone Validation Tool
Applies to: Plesk 10.4 for Linux/Unix Plesk 10.4 for Windows Symptoms Amid a upgrade up to Parallels Plesk Panel (PP) 10.4.4, DNS records in zones in which the IP location of the primary A record is not quite the same as the IP location of the domain hosting, and this domain has subdomains, will be... Read More
11
Mar
A Threat to DNS – Once Bitten, Twice Shy
Security researchers highlighted DNSSEC “Amplification DDOS Vulnerability”, which opens the door to DDOS Attacks.
03
Feb
How to Configure External Access for IPCop?
IPCop The Open source community always provides handy tools for system admins to make their day-to-day operations simple. IPCop is one of such a tool, in fact a Linux distribution that aims to provide easy to manage firewall application. It’s a tasteful firewall built on the Linux netfilter framework, forked from Smoothwall Linux firewall in... Read More
30
Dec
Centralizing Logs with Cisco to a Remote Server
Summary Whose interests? Cisco Configuration to export the logs Server setup and visualization of Cisco logs Summary: Today, we will study the interest of centralized logs and especially how to do it for Cisco Systems (router, switch…). You will as well find the procedure from the command line as Cisco to send some or all... Read More
