Home »
Posts tagged Apache (Page 2)
Mod_security is an apache module it works as a web application layer firewall that helps to protect your website from various attacks. Mod_Security is used to block commonly known exploits by use of regular expressions and rule sets. Through this article you can install ModSecurity on Apache Ubuntu...
Continue reading
September 4, 2014 Admin
Apache
No Comment
Apachetop is a very helpful application/tool that allows to administrator/webmaster to monitor Apache traffic in real time. Apachetop provide the output that how many requests per second are generating, which files have been opened and how many times. It bassically veiw domain’s log files in same time and...
Continue reading
August 25, 2014 Admin
Apache
No Comment
HAProxy is a load balancer application that permits you to proxy HTTP and TCP connections to a group of back-end servers; Keepalived KeepAlived permit you to create a redundant pair of HAProxy servers by moving an IP address between HAProxy hosts in an active-passive configuration. Network Scenario LB1...
Continue reading
August 21, 2014 Admin
Apache
No Comment
You can enable or disable any apache module in Ubuntu using a2enmod and a2dismod, Not need to edit configuration file. Run the following command from root user To enable/disable a module: #a2enmod module_name #a2dismod module_name To enable modules #a2enmod expires #a2enmod headers #a2enmod rewrite #a2enmod mod-security #/etc/init.d/apache2 restart...
Continue reading
August 20, 2014 Admin
Apache
No Comment
The Mod_Status module permits a server administrator to expose how well the apache server is performing. A HTML page is offered that gives the current server statistics. So to enable server status in apache uncomment the following lines. <Location /server-status> SetHandler server-status Order Deny,Allow Deny from all Allow...
Continue reading
August 20, 2014 Admin
Apache
No Comment
