Traceroute is an application that traces the path data takes from one computer to another. Basically a traceroute is a map that shows what stops or locations that data must pass through in order to go from one computer to another.
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cPanel Backups
While no substitute for your own offsite backups, cPanel backups are extremely useful for recovering data in certain situations.
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We often get calls and tickets from VPS and dedicated customers wondering why, when their server is largely idle, much of their RAM appears to be in use.
When RAM is not needed for other functions, your server will load frequently-accessed files into memory in order to read them more quickly. When a file is loaded into RAM, the server can access the information orders of magnitude faster than from disk. A current SATA disk can read files at 100 MB/second, if the files are in sequential units. However, RAM can be read at GB/second, or even tens of GB/second rates.
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APF Firewall
Advanced Policy Firewall, or APF, is a firewall sometimes seen on Liquid Web’s servers. It is basically an interface to iptables, which is the standard interface to managing network ports on Linux machines. Interacting with iptables can be complex and error-prone, and APF greatly simplifies working with it. However, APF is still only accessible by ssh. There is no way to make changes in APF through WHM or cPanel.
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