Question 1

How do you create custom name servers

Accepted Answer

Using custom name servers you can use your own domain instead of our ClouDNS.io default values. Let's see how you can configure your own private name servers and use it for your client's website.

### 1: Create Glue Record (Host Names)

Go to your domain provider's site and find the option for **hostname**  or **child name servers** for the domain name.

Every domain provider will have their own system, yet what you have to do is find a hostname on your domain DNS setting area and assign an IP address to that hostname for each of the name servers.

A hostname on a domain is the third level name. For example of a host name is **ns1**, adding this to our WHM you have to enter **ns1.yoursite.com** to the IP address of the server where this account is located.

You can find the **IP details** under your Reseller Hosting Welcome Email.

### 2: Add A records to your DNS Zone

Once you completed the process of registering our 2 custom name servers with your domain registrar, you need to add such IP's to our DNS zone as well. They would be entered as A records into the DNS zone section, make sure you point same **IP for A records** with correct name servers value.

**Ex-** ns1 and ns2

### 3: DNS Propagation

Once you completed the above steps, you should wait at least 12-24 hours to be sure that your DNS changes completely applied and propagated over the Internet.

Question 2

Scan cPanel site for malware using cpGuard?

Accepted Answer

Here at Cyberin, security is most important consideration– that is the reason we automatically live scan find and delete malware from the server. mostly malware can be inserted by different way and might be answerable for defacing your site, sending mass mail or making harm your site content. You have to perform a full scan of your account to identify, and expel malware. To do this, you can.

**1.** Sign into cPanel, if you want to check your account

**2.** Go to **Security** > **cPGuard**

**3.** Under the** Virus Scanner** select **Manual Scan**, select whether you need to check only the public_html directory, or your whole account (which cover mail etc) – (suggested –scan only your public_html directory. if you get nothing at this point you still suspect there is malware, at that point scan the whole account).

**4.** Click on **Run Scan**

**5.** This will begin the scanning procedure, and will show the result below with **Scan added to queue** and status is **Running** while the scan finishes, you will have to revisit the plugin and check the scan result.

**Important**: Records thought to be 'suspicious' will automatically be 'nulled' (the permission changed to 000) and documents containing virus or malware will be placed in isolate (expelled from the record and moved to a sheltered area outside of the account).

**Important**: Accounts found to contain huge amounts of infected documents might be suspended automatically by our security software and check the scan result.

Question 3

How does the DNS Work  and How To Edit DNS Records with cPanel

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# How Can You Manage DNS of Your Domain In cPanel
It is important to know **working of DNS** First before proceeding.When you register for a domain, the domain registrar provide you a control panel named **Domain control panel** (it is different from cPanel or any other web hosting control panels).

Here you can specify the name servers of the domain,you can renew the domain name, changes in contact information of the domain and many more. These name servers designated in the domain control panel are the authentic name servers of the domain. In these authoritative name servers, it needs to be a zone file in which the **DNS records** (like NS,A, CNAME, TXT records ) are added.

For perfect name resolution the NS records should be same as the name servers entered in the domain control panel

Users using our name servers, can easily alter the DNS zone file or DNS records in cPanel. Those who are using exterior or any other third party name servers (eg: CloudFlare services), you need to update the DNS records or zone file there in their DNS management area.

How can we Edit DNS records through cPanel as :
          **cPanel > Domains >Advanced DNS Zone Editor**

![1.PNG](https://malcolm-en-gb.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/instances/vyHsrUjI7w/resources/St1tsjWsUT/1.PNG)

To edit the DNS reords of the existing DNS Zone, click on the **‘Edit’** button taht is present on the right side of the coresponding DNS record.You can it find in the bottom of the screenshot shown above.

If you want to Add new DNS records, Select the domain name from the drop down, add the DNS records below and click on ‘Add record’ button.

Please note that mail exchang **MX record can't be specified here**, we will see it later.

## DNS Records

**A record** – A is "Address" here,It specifies actual IP address of the domain.

**AAAA record** – It is used to get a 128-bit Ipv6 address from a hostname.
              
**CNAME  record** - CNAME i.e. "canonical name".Helps tomake one domain an alias of another domain.

**MX  record** – MX i.e. "Mail Exchange".helps to specify list of mail exchange servers (mail servers) that need to be used for the domain.

**PTR record** –PTR is "pointer", which helps to get the CNAME from anIPv4 address.
           
**NS record** – The authentic name servers of the domain is specified here.

**SOA record** –It is "State of Authority"Which is one of the most important DNS records which stores informations about the domain.

**SRV record** – It is "service",used to specify TCP service operating on the domain.

**TXT record** –It is used to place any text into the DNS record, this is to confirm the domain ownership.

### **How to Edit MX records**

As we know, MX records can't be modified,added through Advanced DNS Zone Editor option. 
It is done as: 
      **cPanel >  Mail >  MX Entry**

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now go to the domain's drop down list and select the name of the domain

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In the Email routing option

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select
* **local Mail Exchanger** (if mail server in the same server, default mail servers) **or**
* **Remote Mail Exchanger** (other's mail servers like Google Apps or mandrill) **or**
* **Backup Mail Exchanger** (set this option if the top most priority mail server is exterior) option depending upon the mail server you are using. If you use our name servers (not mail servers), just leave it as Automatically detect configuration.

Question 4

Enabling Remote MySQL in the cPanel

Accepted Answer

Sign in to the Domain's cPanel interface and search for the section on the main page named **Databases**.

In the Databases section find the connection/button named **Remote MySQL** and click on it.

Under **Add Access Host** enter IP address or host address that you need to grant remote MySQL access to and afterward click the save button

If a host or IP address you want to delete from this list you can tap the '**Delete**' button next to the entry in the list under Manage Access Hosts.

If you have made changes, additions or removal to the list you can return the primary page of the cPanel interface, or log out if you have no other work.

**Important:** We maintain the right to block all inbound MySQL connections so as to refuse attack to the mysqld service.if you , if you are incapable to connect ,don't mind please contact support that we can add your IP address to our whitelist.

Question 5

How do I change PHP versions or Configs?

Accepted Answer

Here at Cyberin, we use 'nginx' to apply reverse proxy to Apache, at that point the PHP itself is taken care of by a handler called "mod_lsapi". ## Change PHP Verison using ClouDns: 1. Select ClouDns plugin under Cpanel 2. Select the Domain > Configuration option. 3. Under Application Status select PHP instead of Proxy 4. Select your default PHP version for the domain. If you never used our 'CLOUDNS' module in cPanel to utilize full-nginx, at that point you will change your default configuration as referenced as attached video- this implies you would use the 'Select PHP Version' module in cPanel to modify the version of PHP you are running. You would likewise use the same module to configure the version for your application. The most effective method to configure the Select PHP Version option under cPanel. ### Watch below video tutorial to guide the process very quick in just few steps: 1. You can find PHP Selector option under **Select PHP version** in cPanel features under **Software**. 2. On the PHP Selector page you will see the right now choose PHP version- for a new hosting account, it will be the **default version 7.0**. 3. You will get the drop down menu to select your required PHP version. 4. After selecting the PHP version, you can choose modules available under the option check mark. In the above video you can see, they selected zip and rar. 5. After that you just need to click on the 'Save' button, it will make the modules quickly accessible for the web application. 6. On the upper right, there is a connection to PHP choices where end-clients can alter the most significant qualities. How about we change the memory limit limit to **128Mb** and post_max_size to **32Mb**. End clients do not need to modify any files like php.ini or htaccess manually - everything is done from the web interface.

Question 6

Change the PHP maximum upload file size limit

Accepted Answer

This article explains how to change the maximum upload file size for PHP contents by utilizing the upload_max_filesize and post_max_size orders in a .htaccess document. You may need to change the maximum upload file size for your site. But for security reasons, you must set a lower value to keep clients from uploading very large documents to your site. To do this, change the upload_max_filesize and post_max_size orders in .htaccess file. Sign in to your cPanel and locate your .htaccess file under public_html and add below lines: ``` php_value upload_max_filesize 256M php_value post_max_size 256M ``` To ensure that uploads work accurately, the post_max_size should be a little large than upload_max_filesize. For example, you can set the upload_max_filesize to 100M, and the post_max_size order to 102M. Save to the .htaccess records and check your WordPress. ### Change PHP Maximum Upload Size Using .user.ini - If you are not able to increase maximum upload file size using .htaccess then probably the server you are using configured for .user.ini. Create a file **.user.ini** under **public_html** and add below lines: ``` upload_max_filesize = 256M post_max_size = 256M ``` You can also verify using phpinfo function, make a PHP test file that contains the below code in a similar index where the .htaccess record is found: ``` phpinfo(); ``` Load the test file in your internet browser, and afterward check for the name of the value.

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How do you create custom name servers

Scan cPanel site for malware using cpGuard?

How does the DNS Work and How To Edit DNS Records with cPanel

Enabling Remote MySQL in the cPanel

How do I change PHP versions or Configs?

Change the PHP maximum upload file size limit

How do you create custom name servers

Scan cPanel site for malware using cpGuard?

How does the DNS Work and How To Edit DNS Records with cPanel

Enabling Remote MySQL in the cPanel

How do I change PHP versions or Configs?

Change the PHP maximum upload file size limit

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