Learn how to install CSF Firewall. I recommend using Putty in this tutorial. Attention: It is important to know that you must not have any other iptables firewall when installing CSF, otherwise there could be a conflict between them. In putty, connect to your server and type the following commands in the following order: rm
CHMOD is a command used to change file or directory permissions. Meaning of the values for CHMOD: 700: Only the owner can read it. 755: Everyone can read but not write. 775: Only the group can read and write. 770: No one except the group can read it. 666: Everyone can read and write. 777:
PuTTy is used on Windows systems to connect to a Unix machine, for example. PuTTy opens a window. So anything you type in the window is sent to the Unix machine and everything the Unix machine sends back is displayed in that window. Below are some basic commands for this useful tool: Navigating directories: cd
