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Choosing the right PC can be challenging, but our comprehensive guide simplifies the process. We break down each component—CPU, GPU, RAM, storage, and more—so you understand how they impact performance and value. Unlike other guides, we focus on helping you make informed decisions tailored to your needs, whether for work, gaming, or everyday use. This detailed guide ensures you’re equipped to find the best PC, balancing performance and budget for long-term satisfaction.

ISPConfig 3 is a powerful open-source hosting control panel that allows you to manage multiple servers through a web-based interface. This guide will walk you through the automated installation process on a Debian or Ubuntu VPS.

Installing an SSL certificate on your ISPConfig control panel involves a few steps, mainly focusing on generating or obtaining an SSL certificate and then configuring your web server to use that certificate for the ISPConfig’s control panel interface, which typically runs on port 8080. The process will slightly differ based on whether you are using

No intros here. I’m assuming you’re here for the how to, not my unnecessary rambling to fill up space. Before we begin, just a few pre-requisites on my part: I am using a self-managed VPS with Debian 12 installed on an Apache server. Additionally, I am using ISPConfig 3 as my control panel. While ISPConfig