On any web hosting server, it's very important to be able to easily control the main services, like the Apache server, FTP server etc. To start/stop/restart & view service statuses in CWP: Log into CWP as rootOn the main page(Dashboard),…

CentOS Web Panel interface allows you to change the root password of your server, which is also the admin CWP password. To change the root password (CWP admin password): Access your CWP installationGo to Server Settings->Change Root PasswordEnter the new…

CentOS Web Panel offers the possibility to reboot your server from its interface. You can reboot the server immediately or after a period of time. To reboot the server on which you installed CWP: As usual, access the CWP root…

CentOS WebPanel doesn't set an admin email at the installation time. So you will need to set the admin/root email after the installation is complete. When logging in CWP you will see a warning message: WARNING! Your root Email address…

CentOs Web Panel (aka CWP) provides an easy to use terminal utility.  To access the CWP command line utility:  Go to your CWP installation - domain.com:2087 - and log in as rootAt the top of the control panel, look for…

CSF (ConfigServer Security & Firewall) is the default firewall that comes with CentOS Web Panel. As of writing this article, CSF is installed but it's not enabled. For more information about CSF please visit the official web page. When logging…