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Install Imunify360 on Plesk — what's different from cPanel
Imunify360 on Plesk uses the same agent as the cPanel build, but the install path, ModSecurity handoff, and Fail2Ban interaction are different. Here's the working setup.
cPHulk vs CSF/LFD on cPanel — which to run and how they coexist
cPHulk and CSF/LFD overlap on brute-force protection but solve different problems. Here's what each catches, where they fight, and the config to run both cleanly.
cPanel account suspension: WHM workflow, automation, and unsuspension
How cPanel suspension actually works under the hood, the WHM and API workflows, custom reasons and pages, and the gotchas that bite when you unsuspend an account.
WHM packages and feature lists: structure tiered hosting plans
How to build cPanel packages and feature lists that map cleanly to tiered hosting plans — quotas, LVE, defaults, and the failure modes when wiring into Blesta or WHMCS.
CSF country blocking with CC_DENY and CC_ALLOW on cPanel
CC_DENY drops entire countries at the firewall — done right with ipset it costs almost nothing per packet, done wrong it bloats iptables and adds 20ms to every connection.
Set up LSMCD as a WordPress object cache on cPanel
LSMCD is LiteSpeed's drop-in memcached and Redis replacement, tuned to feed LSCache ESI blocks and act as a WordPress object cache. Install, secure with SASL, and wire WP-LSCache to it on cPanel.
Migrate from CentOS Web Panel (CWP) to cPanel: full playbook
A field-tested migration off CentOS Web Panel onto cPanel & WHM — inventory the source, convert Postfix mail layouts, restore databases without prefix conflicts, cut DNS without breaking AutoSSL.
Configure the LiteSpeed crawler to pre-warm LSCache
Pre-warm LSCache with the LSCWP crawler so the first visitor hits a cached page — covers the server-side allow flag, per-site sitemap config, LVE limits, and the four failures that quietly stop the crawler.
CloudLinux SecureLinks: stop symlink attacks on shared cPanel hosting
Configure CloudLinux SecureLinks to block cross-account symlink and hardlink attacks on shared cPanel servers — kernel sysctls, Apache directives, and verification.
CloudLinux reseller limits: cap LVE per reseller in WHM
How to use CloudLinux reseller limits to cap CPU, memory, and entry processes per reseller in WHM — so one reseller's accounts can't take down the whole shared server.
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