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I use IT and Network Engineer. Goes along with the company we operate :)

A VPS would be recommended, more over, a KVM. 

Is this a VPS? If it is OpenVZ, try replacing eth0 with venet0 in the file.

Not possible - as far as I believe.  You'd require Java

Looks like WHMCS! Very good recreation!

Pretty nice basis idea!

Contacting your host sounds like the best option.

SWAP cannot be changed as an end user, it is set by your provider.

We utilise CSF firewall to combat DOS attacks, also a non-standard port for SSH since it stops bruteforce attempts.

cPanel's built in software is actually quite good. Also, R1Soft is nice, too.

I believe if you use the premium edition of Pingdom, this notifies you of any instability.

Have you tried SolusVM? It is by far the best!

As our handle suggests, we do :-)  It is definitely worth the time, providing people with great service to ensure that they go far in whatever they want to do.

I do not believe so. FraudRecord has been pretty good at keeping the fraudulent clients out for us.

It's always been slow - this is due to them operating on such low margins, making them use lower peforming networks. Plus, huge blocks of their addresses are blacklisted on most spam rbls.

If you are a network operator, then you should be allocated a /48 and a /64 offered to your end users. This is how HostDime told it to us.

Network, price, uptime and power supply. That's what we consider.

I use filezilla on my computer and then multiple usb drives.

Depends. Mail servers, yes, but we have virtual hosts, which cPanel WHM utilises on it's default setting.

NodeWatch, much like what everyone has recommended :-)