For unmanaged hosting clients, these technical services are offered as one-off service credits and fixed-fee quick fix packages. Because every task varies in complexity, risk and time required, we structure support around clear deliverables, realistic turnaround times, and specialist workflows that protect your live website, app, stream and data.
These are estimated service bands for common high-demand tasks. The final scope depends on workload complexity, access quality, third-party software condition, existing server state and the urgency of the request.
Full LEMP/LAMP stack setup, database creation, WordPress installation and basic hardening.
Fixing MX records for email, A records for IP routing, and Cloudflare or CDN integration.
Installing PHP scripts, radio panel software such as Centova or AzuraCast, and specialised CMS platforms.
Removing malicious code, patching vulnerabilities and re-securing the hosting environment.
Full migration of files, databases and emails from an external host to External Host.
Since these services vary in complexity, we estimate by time required, operational risk, software quality and how much investigation is needed before the task can be completed safely.
These workflows explain what is actually included in the most requested technical support jobs. They are written for clients who want clarity before ordering one-off support.
The Work: Provisioning the operating system on Ubuntu or Debian, installing Nginx or Apache, MySQL or MariaDB, and PHP.
Deliverable: A fully functional WordPress login with an SSL certificate via Let's Encrypt and a basic firewall with UFW active.
The Work: Audit of current records, removal of dead or conflicting records, and pointing the domain to the new VPS.
Deliverable: Confirmed propagation of records and verified mail delivery using SPF, DKIM and DMARC if email is active on the domain.
The Work: Scanning the filesystem for shells and backdoors, cleaning the database of malicious scripts, and updating core files and plugins.
Deliverable: A clean site, a post-cleanup security report and a mandatory password reset instruction for all users.
The Work: Taking a full backup from the old provider, transferring the data via SSH or FTP, importing databases and updating configuration files such as wp-config.php.
Deliverable: A live test on a temporary URL before the DNS switch so the website or radio stream can be validated with minimal or zero downtime.
The Security Recovery Service includes a professional audit of the filesystem and database, removal of identified malicious code, and the application of standard security patches such as core software updates. This is a remedial service, not a continuous monitoring subscription.
While we aim to eliminate all current threats, the Client acknowledges that:
To validate this service, the Client must complete the following within 24 hours of completion:
We provide a 7-day Clean Check Warranty. If the same malware signature reappears within 7 days of the initial cleanup and the Client has followed all obligations in Section 4, we will perform one additional cleanup at no extra charge. After 7 days, any new infection is treated as a new billable event.
The people behind the support desk, migrations, security work, radio systems and WHMCS customisations.
Raymond leads deep server work across Linux environments, infrastructure troubleshooting, DNS issues, database handling and code-level problem solving for unmanaged hosting clients.
Dominic bridges support operations and technical execution with a strong focus on cPanel, PHP, Laravel, Ruby-based environments and application support.
Luke handles radio platform work, WordPress development, web builds, apps and WHMCS customisations. He is especially valuable on streaming workflows and WordPress-related deployment jobs.
We work across common production hosting stacks, radio infrastructure, database systems and virtualisation layers used by unmanaged clients.
Migrations are one of the biggest pain points for clients. Our process is designed to reduce risk, preserve continuity and make the move look controlled instead of chaotic.
We scan the current external host for file size, database complexity and any migration blockers before planning the move.
We clone the website or stream to a private shadow IP on our servers so the environment can be tested safely before live cutover.
We perform a final sync to catch new comments, orders, listener changes or database updates created after the initial copy.
We update DNS records and monitor worldwide propagation to make sure traffic starts landing on the correct destination.
We maintain a 24-hour monitoring period to ensure SSL, scripts, streams and application behaviour remain stable after the move.
A safer migration workflow with validation before live traffic is switched, reducing avoidable downtime and surprise failures.
We do not just delete the virus and walk away. When the service scope allows, we harden the host so the environment is harder to compromise again. As we say: “We don't just delete the virus; we weld the doors shut.”
Implementation of Fail2Ban and custom SSH port mapping to reduce automated login attacks.
Custom ModSecurity rules to block SQL injection patterns and common exploit traffic.
Regular updates to the core operating system to reduce root-level exploit exposure.
Correcting chmod and ownership settings to prevent unauthorised file execution and unsafe write access.
Automated daily sweeps of the /var/www/ directory for suspicious files and known malicious patterns.
Applying appropriate standard security patches to the OS and core software stack during remedial recovery work.
Mandatory reset guidance for SSH, FTP, database, CMS admin and email credentials after compromise events.
Security recovery is strongest when cleanup, patching, permissions, password hygiene and client follow-through are treated as one connected process.
From WordPress deployments and DNS issues to malware recovery, radio panel installs and full migrations, our support team can step in with a defined scope and practical delivery plan.
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