Applies to :

• Linux Dedicated server or VPS

To perform this task, you need to have :

• Knowledge in accessing the server via SSH
• IP address or server hostname
• Your server SSH username and password

YUM is a a package management application for CentOS operating server. A package is usually a software application, but the term can also encompass other items such as documentation, source code, and extra levels for games .

There are many options on YUM, here are a few examples of it :

1. Install new package

2. List all installed packages with YUM

3. Check whether httpd package installed on the server

4. Check for updates of a package

5. Check whether there is an updated for httpsd

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Quick Start Guide

This article describes how to use the Windows SSD control panel to manage your VPS. The control panel enables you to control many aspects of your VPS using a web interface.

1.    Logging on to the Windws SSD Control Panel
Enter your Email and Password and click “Login”.
After that,click on “My Products & Services”, followed by the Windows SSD Plan product
e.g. SSD 1, SSD 2 etc

2.    Control Panel Overview

After logging in, you will be presented with your control panel overview. From here you can access all the functionality that the panel provides.

These include
– Viewing VPS Statistics
– Rebooting, Shutting Down/ Starting Up your VPS
– Serial Console (Remote Desktop) to your VPS

3.    Viewing VPS Statistics

Click on the “Performance” icon to view the various statistics for your VPS. These include CPU Load, Traffic In and Traffic Out.
The Period for the graphs can be Hourly, Daily, or Monthly.

4.    Shutting Down/ Starting Up your VPS

These buttons allow you to change the various power states of your VPS.
– Power Off will switch off your VPS if it is currently running.
– Power On will switch on your VPS if it is currently off.

5.    Serial Console to your VPS

Click on the “Console” button to initiate a new Remote Desktop (RDP) session to your VPS.
This experimental feature is only supported on Internet Explorer. (Not all versions are supported)
Please note that we are not able to assist if this feature is not supported by your version of Internet Explorer.

We encourage our customers to use an RDP client instead to enjoy a better RDP experience.

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Applies to :

• Virtuozzo Linux (VPS) with VZPP/PVA enabled.

To perform this task, you need to have :

• IP address or hostname of the VPS.
• Administrator (root) access of the VPS.
• At least 1 successful backup.

To restore your VPS via VZPP panel you can follow below steps :

1.    Open Parallels Power Panel and login using root access of your VPS. VZPP can be accessible from https://(your IP address):4643.

VPS via VZPP/PVA

2.    Go to Management > Maintenance.

3.    Under Backups tab, tick the backup data that you want to recover from the list then click Restore Virtual Environment.

4.    Please note the warning and click Restore to proceed with restoration process.

5.    You can monitor the restore process by click Details in the Information show after you initiate the process or you can go to Task Log.

6.    Restore is completed, now your VPS has successfully restored

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• Virtuozzo Linux (VPS) with VZPP/PVA enabled.

To perform this task, you need to have :

• IP address or hostname of the VPS.
• Administrator (root) access of the VPS.

Backup is one of the most important integrated features of Virtuozzo.It can be created during run-time without downtime – Live backups.

With a root access of the VPS, the VPS owner has ability to initiate themselves from VZPP panel of the VPS. Please note that the backups created via VZPP will not take your VPS disk space, however we have limit each account to have maximum 2 backups.

1.    Open Parallels Power Panel and login using root access of your VPS. VZPP can be accessible from https://(your IP address):4643.How to take a full VPS backup via VZPP/PVA control panel?

• Virtuozzo Linux (VPS) with VZPP/PVA enabled.

To perform this task, you need to have :

• IP address or hostname of the VPS.
• Administrator (root) access of the VPS.

Backup is one of the most important integrated features of Virtuozzo.It can be created during run-time without downtime – Live backups.

With a root access of the VPS, the VPS owner has ability to initiate themselves from VZPP panel of the VPS. Please note that the backups created via VZPP will not take your VPS disk space, however we have limit each account to have maximum 2 backups.

1.    Open Parallels Power Panel and login using root access of your VPS. VZPP can be accessible from https://(your IP address):4643.

2.    Go to Management > Maintenance.

3.    Under Backups tab, click New Backup.

4.    You can set any comments in Backup Description and click Backup button to initiate a backup process.

5.    You can monitor the process by click Details in the Information show after you initiate the process or you can go to Task Log.

6.    You will see a new backup in the list when the process completed.

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