Category VPS

Have you accidentally locked yourself out of your server? Is SSH unresponsive, or did you set the firewall a little too aggressively? Don’t panic.

We know how frustrating and stressful it can be when your server suddenly refuses to start. This is often due to minor disk errors, such as a corrupt journal file or issues with the bootloader (GRUB). Modern file systems have…

Templates are your own OS template that you create from a VPS. You can then use this template to reinstall an existing VPS or create a new VPS from it. This way you get an exact copy of an existing installation! IP address, hostname, password and ssh keys are of course changed for each new VPS.

Guide to managing network interfaces in the control panel. Add additional IP addresses or change the IP on your VPS.

This guide walks you through backing up your VPS, restoring it, and setting up scheduled automatic backups.

It is on the VPS overview page that you'll find all the information about your VPS. Here, you can see, among other things, how much bandwidth you've used and what specifications your VPS has.

Guidelines for reinstalling the operating system on your VPS. After reinstalling a Linux distribution (Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, or Rocky Linux), connect to the server via SSH. If you reinstall Windows Server, connect instead through Remote Desktop.

Do you need to reset your VPS password? Whether you’re using a Linux or Windows VPS, you can do it easily from the control panel.

If you have multiple SSH keys, you can easily manage all of them in your customer portal. This guide will walk you through adding an SSH key to your account and applying it to your existing VPS.

Instructions on configuring and managing the external firewall for your VPS. By default, all traffic is permitted; no ports are blocked.

On our VPS, you can install operating systems using a custom ISO image. This guide will show you how to do it and walk you through the process.

This guide explains how to expand the storage space on your VPS and add separate storage devices.

You can configure reverse DNS (PTR) for both IPv4 and IPv6 on your VPS with us. This guide walks you through the process.

Outgoing port 25 is blocked by default. That means to send mail you need to use a relay. We provide a mail relay for free. Please use the relay server as detailed here, or open a ticket to request the block be removed. There is no guarantee we'll be able to unblock it for your VPS.