The Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol by default uses port 22. Accepting this value does not make your system insecure, nor will changing the port provide a significant variance in security. However, changing the default SSH port will stop many automated attacks and a bit harder to guess which port SSH is accessible from. In other words, a little security though obscurity.
Step 1
As root, use your favorite text editor (vi) to edit the sshd configuration file.vi /etc/ssh/sshd_config
Step 2
Edit the line...
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Sunday, August 17, 2014
In order to configure your domain name to work with Google Webmail there are several steps you need to accomplish. You will need to create a new CNAME record pointing to Google in a manner similar to verifying your domain name for Google Apps.
Login to cPanel for your hosting account. Go to Simple DNS Zone Editor. Select the domain name you would like to setup with Google Webmail from the “Select...
In order to configure your domain name to work with Google Calendar there are several steps you need to accomplish. You will need to create a new CNAME record pointing to Google in a manner similar to verifying your domain name for Google Apps.
Login to cPanel for your hosting account. Go to Simple DNS Zone Editor. Select the domain name you would like to setup with Google Calendar from the “Select...
Saturday, August 9, 2014
1. Create Custom Login Links
It is very obvious that in order to access the WordPress admin panel, all one has to do is type in the url of the site with /wp-login.php. Now if you used a same password in more than one location, and it was jeopardized then it is easy for the hacker to hack your site. A plugin called Stealth Login allows you to create custom URLs for logging in, logging...
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