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rackAID’s now has Certified Parallels Engineers for Plesk
Posted by rackAID on April 14, 2010
While at the Parallels 2010 Summit, rackAID technical director, Juli Zurovec, took the new Parallels Certification Exams. Today, the shiny "Parallels Certified Automation Engineer" certificate arrived in the mail.
3 Ways to Keep Your Server Running Great
Posted by Jeff H. on April 08, 2010
Nobody likes server problems. Downtime, security incidents and server interruptions not only upset clients but consume time you likely do not have. There are three simple server management steps you can take to keep your servers running great.
How to Quickly Fix OpenSSL issues in Plesk 9
Posted by Juli Z on April 07, 2010
This is an update on "how to fix OpenSSL issues in Plesk":http://www.rackaid.com/resources/how-to-fix-plesk-after-red-hat-openssl-updates/. Previously, Parallels had released patches for CentOS 4/5 and RHEL 4 only, but has now added a RHEL 5 patch.
How to Fix Plesk after Red Hat OpenSSL Updates
Posted by Juli Z on April 01, 2010
The latest update for openssl, openssl-0.9.8e-12.el5_4.6, prevents Plesk from starting. This may not be evident until you try to restart Plesk, say after a Plesk update or server reboot. Plesk has a patch for this issue.
3 Essential Server Management Tools for Your Dedicated Server
Posted by Jeff H. on March 26, 2010
Panic. Worry. Fear. Stress. Just a sampling of the emotions I see in when someone approaches rackAID with a crashed server. While server crashes are always problematic they do not have to be business killers. There are three simple tools you need to assure that a system administrator can help you recover your operations. If you don't have these tools, you may want to check into your telekinetic powers because without them, you will often be facing a full server restore with potentially significant data loss.
Partners: Icon Flair or Real Relationships?
Posted by Jeff H. on March 03, 2010
Partnerships are the lifeblood of business, especially when it comes to IT. Unfortunately, you often should replace the words “Our Partners” with “Stuff we Use”. Logos from big corporations may add credibility, but you should always dig to find if a real relationship exist. Partners are essential to managed service providers, and if you are a buyer of IT services, you should look for them in your vendors.
