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All Entries Tagged With: "port"
Changing /cpanel to something else
Issue : How can you access cPanel like, say, http://domainname.com/xyz ? This is for security purposes. Solution : This can be done but not recommended as it would not be of much effect security-wise. Even if you change it, cPanel/WHM would still run on the standard ports (2082/2083 & 2086/2087) which is known to everyone. [...]
Changing the default port for SSH
Issue : How to change the default port for SSH? Solution : Open the port (which you want to use for SSH) in the server firewall and restart the firewall to apply the change. Then, open the configuration file /etc/ssh/sshd_config using your favorite editor and change : #Port 22 to Port x Replace ‘x’ with [...]
Allowing exim to run automatically on ports other than 25 and 26
We can achieve this by starting exim on the particular port (say 588) using the following command: /usr/sbin/exim -oX 588 -bd But to get this done automatically whenever exim starts, do the following: 1) In /etc/chkserv.d, add a file called exim_588 (to run it on port 588). Note the underscore there. Do not replace it [...]
