Difference between revisions of "XMission Control Panel"
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Revision as of 12:29, 12 April 2016
THIS PAGE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
XMission Cloud Control Panel
XMission Cloud Things both Managed and Unmanaged can achieve.
Managed Cloud Server
- login + password resets
- Service tab (Managed customers only)
- resources
- manage
- websites
- Aliases
- FTP Users & Creation
- MySQL
- SSL Cert management
- Website Removal
- wordpress
- domain redirects
- nginx
- PHP settings
- SSL certs
- PHPmyAdmin
- websites
Unmanaged Cloud Server
- Where to start?
- How to access your server - SSH & XMission.com/account/
- What is L.A.M.P. and how to set it up (Linux, Apache2, MySQL, phpmyAdmin)
- Recommended installs (Like fail2ban, httpd, exim, sendmail, etc)
- Recommended troubleshooting and log locations
- Error Logs, Access Logs, etc
- How to setup a CronJob
- How to sync between multiple servers
- Firewall Administration
- MySQLdump
- PHP
- How to create Host files on Linux
- How to set up a MySQL server on Ubuntu/CentOS
