do you use any control panel to manage your backup server ?

I have a server with Liquid web with Acronis Backup and Cpanel , What other service i can use, i want my clients to have Account level backups, if something goes wrong they can rewind and fix the account, Acronis Provides Entire server backup, regards

Please make some suggestions/recommendations.

I was backing up some servers to Hetzner dedicated server with JetBackup, but it's very slow even with incremental. I see iowait is around 30.00% plus.

The servers I'm backing up have 2Gbps connections, yet having cheap but fast backup storage with a 2Gbps connection can be quite expensive unless I don't know of the good ones?

Ps I already have bare metal backup hosted in the cloud for primary backup which is already extremely fast, and so if too much hassle/expensive can just drop the secondary backup with Hetzner/JetBackup.

This is my first post on Web Hosting Talk Forum. I need your help. My server consists of 2 hard drives. 1TB x 2 SATA. In last week my server gets slow down and the data center noticed that I have an issue with my hard drive. They said " We are showing drive SDB is failing and will need to be replaced, " They asked me to take a backup and replace the hard drive immediately.

I have 2 hard drives and I have installed CentOS 7 with software RAID 1 ( Software RAID ). So now my question is do I need to restore the backup once we replace the hard drive. ? or is it syncing with RAID without any manual backup restoration ?

Hi everyone,

Can you suggest some backup methods?
BTW I'm using cPanel.

Thanks

Hi,

on cpanel server,
do you use any way to backup/keep old logs on remote server ?

Hello, folks...

I'm looking to have a live website at some-domain.com, hosted on a dedicated server, while using CloudFlare nameservers. And I need to find the fastest way to do this from scratch.

I'm getting a bit confused with all the steps required. I also think I'm waiting unnecessarily for things to happen. This shouldn't be taking so long.

My current understanding of the process is this:

1) Register the domain with a domain registrar.

2) Login to my hosting account's cPanel and add the domain as an addon domain.

3) Add a DNS zone for the domain in my dedicated server's control panel (not cPanel).

4) Login to the domain registrar. Add custom nameservers to the domain, and point them to my server's nameservers.

5) Wait 2 days for the nameservers to propagate.

6) Login to CloudFlare, add a new site and let Cloudflare import the DNS zones.

7) Login to the domain registrar and change the nameservers of the domain to those Cloudflare gives me.

8) Wait 2-3 days for the nameservers to propagate.

9) Test the site.
Can you please help me streamline this process?

Thanks!

We're looking for a backup storage server with eg. 6X8TB Raid 6, we have found such products at Hetzner and OVH, but we do not want to go though their verification process so where can we buy this without such KYC?
We're not going to do anything scammy with this server, we just need a place to store incremental backups and perhaps do some video encoding. We do value our privacy and these mentioned companies seems expect us to submit DNA sample as part of just ordering a simple server.

I am currently looking for a new dedicated server provider my current server has the following


CPUIntel Xeon E5-1650V3 PLUS NIC 1 Gbit
- Intel I210

HDD1x HDD SATA 4,0 TB Enterprise

HDD2x SSD SATA 480 GB Datacenter ( would be fine if the 2 sata drives were changed to 1 ssd drive of 2 tb's)

RAM 8x RAM 32768 MB DDR4 ECC reg. 256 gb total

Taken from the Directadmin on my current server
Total Memory 263859820 kB
Free Memory 1908640 kB
Total Swap Memory 4194300 kB
Free Swap Memory 3246332 kB
System Uptime 277 Days, 6 Hours and 36 Minutes
Apache 2.4.41 Running
DirectAdmin 1.59.5 Running
Exim 4.92 Running
MariaDB 10.2.29 Running
Named 9.11.4 Running
sshd Running
dovecot 2.3.6 (7eab80676) Running
pure-ftpd 1.0.49 Running
Php 7.3.12 Installed
Php 5.6.40 Installed (php2)


Used
Disk Space (mb) 277671
Bandwidth (gb) 930.2369
Domains 60
Users 29
Resellers 0



IPv4 Network Subnet /27 (29 usable IPs)

IPv6 Network Enabled

Root Access to the server

Cloudflare CDN

HTTPS for websites

Fully Managed & Secured

Automated 24/7 Monitoring

I am currently using Direct Admin I am willing to change to Cpanel/Plesk o whatever control panel <<they>> use as long as <<they>> can move over my sites mostly WordPress without them having any problems to integrate into <<their>> hosting panel of choice

Hello

Any body Help in this regards

i have dedicated server

i have two drives one 1 drive there is backups and on first one operating system and cpanel installed i am copying users etc folder and accidently copied to / and now my server is inaccesable

i have request datacenter to recovery mode and mount my drive to see changes i saw ownership of etc changed i have cganged it to root again and tried to reboot the server in normal mode but failed to start cpanel whm

what is the solution for this if any body help me in this regards

Hello,
This is my experience and review with RackNerd after 6 months.

My mind always play with me to buy the latest in technology, so
6 month ago i hired a RackNerd server with
this features, even without needing them yet.


Dedidated Server
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6x 3.60 GHz / 12 Threads
64 GB RAM
2x 480 GB SSD (RAID-1)
1x 1TB SATA HDD (Backup Drive)
40 TB Monthly Transfer
1Gbps Network Port
/29 IPv4 Allocation - 5 Usable IPs
INCLUDES: cPanel/WHM Metal License (Up To 100 Accounts)
INCLUDES: LiteSpeed Web Server Web Host Essential License w/ LSCache
INCLUDES: RackNerd 24x7 Full Server Management

This sunday my business went offline, supposedly due to
a power outage in the building, i ask for backup my sites in
another server for which i paid, and they said is not possible
due to unclear reasons.

Then I asked if they don't have power plants, the answer was evaded,
unfortunately they don't offer refunds and was my fault not to read that.

I've always liked supporting small businesses, but with these
dubious behaviors and policies, I don't think I will ever do it again.

their support is good, there were no problems during setup,
but they are not prepared for when things go wrong.

I can be sure that after the damage to my business,
they don't have a damage repair policy either.

So to my misfortune RackNerd hosting,
It is not prepared for me, nor for you.

Any recommendation will be appreciated