Continuously check the RAID auditing on your server to avoid to loss of data. Your data center will not monitor your RAID device health.
Here iam trying to explain how to monitor your RAID hardware on your freeBSD as well as Linux
We can check hardware RAID conditions using various commands. These commands are with respect to the RAID hardware manufacturer.
So first we need to understand which hard drive your server is using
dmesg | grep -i RAID
~]# pciconf -lv :- in freeBSD
server [~]# lspci :- In Linux
You will get a out put like
RAID bus controller: 3ware Inc 9xxx-series SATA-RAID
Now we can check the RAID status for this server.
For 3ware
[~]# tw_cli /c0 show
If this software is not installed on your server you need to install .. you can get the full details from the vendor
For Megacli
# MegaCli -LDInfo -LAll -aAll
For Adaptec
[~]# lspci
02:00.0 RAID bus controller: Adaptec AAC-RAID (rev 09)
[~]# grep aac /proc/devices
253 aac
Adaptec AAC raid Monitoring command:
/usr/StorMan/arcconf GETCONFIG 1
Thank you,
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
connecting to clam service
You have successfully installed clamAV service on your WHM. But while scanning your server it will show " connecting to clam service ... " just kept hanging on....
To avoid this error you need to to the following steps
1. WHM > tweat Settings and then change Max cPanel process memory from 256 or 512 to 1024
2. uninstall then reinstall clamAV from WHM > manage plug-in
3. WHM > tweat Settings and then change Max cPanel process memory to " previous value " from 1024
This fixed my issue .....
To avoid this error you need to to the following steps
1. WHM > tweat Settings and then change Max cPanel process memory from 256 or 512 to 1024
2. uninstall then reinstall clamAV from WHM > manage plug-in
3. WHM > tweat Settings and then change Max cPanel process memory to " previous value " from 1024
This fixed my issue .....
.htaccess view
Sometimes you can not view your .htaccess files through your cpanel file manager. On that time you can do the following settings to view this hidden file.
Step 1: Go to www.yoursite.com/fileman/fileman.cgi?
Step 2: Select the 'web' folder
Step 3: Select Preferences from the tools menu.
Step 4: Tick the 'File Display' -' Do you want to show hidden files?' checkbox (NB: The directory will refresh showing the hidden files.)
Step 1: Go to www.yoursite.com/fileman/fileman.cgi?
Step 2: Select the 'web' folder
Step 3: Select Preferences from the tools menu.
Step 4: Tick the 'File Display' -' Do you want to show hidden files?' checkbox (NB: The directory will refresh showing the hidden files.)
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