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Reinstallation Of VPS Hosting
How to Reinstall your VPS ? VPS Hosting reinstallation refers to recover the basic stage of the VPS in case the administrator have been modified, replaced or deleted any file that is a part of an application or OS template … Continue reading
VPS Hosting : A Great Suggestion to all hosting users
Virtual Private Servers have entered a new era of vps web hosting servers. Providing similar features of that of a Physical Private server on a virtualized environment has not only entered a new segment of hosting but also have enhanced … Continue reading
Virtuozzo VPS Glossary
VPS Hosting has many terms that we need to understand such as follows : UBC : User Beancounter It basically manages container memory and resources. VENET : It is a virtual networking device or basically a gateway from container to … Continue reading
Virtuozzo VPS 4.0 Latest Features
Virtuozzo 4.0 has been recently released with many more features and Linux VPS Hosting | Windows VPS Updates and management tools. The newer version includes features are equally important for Data Center management : Easier usability to centralize resources such … Continue reading
OS System-level Virtualization on a VPS
OS System-level Virtualization mainly defines virtualizing a physical server at the operating system whcic enables multiple isolated and secured virtualized servers to run on a single physical server. The New environment share the same OS as the main system. Some … Continue reading
Emulator In relation to a Virtual Private Server
Emulator basically defines operation of the secondary system or device which enacts the same way as the first system or device. It aims to immitate the same characteristics as the primary system or device. VPS environment is designed and operates … Continue reading
TUN/TAP ( VPN Module ) on openVZ VPS
openVZ supports Tun/TAP in a container through kernel TUN/TAP module. In order to allow for e.g. #9, following is the procedure : Please make sure you have tun module already on the main hardware node : ================ lsmod | grep … Continue reading