Jonny from Evorack has sent in an exclusive and limited offer for 60% off of all their Xen packages! The coupon code for this offer has only 75 uses, so be quick to grab a box! 128MB Xen VPS 128MB RAM 20GB RAID10 Disk space 350GB Bandwidth 1Gbps uplink 1 IPv4 /64 IPv6 Coupon: LEB60OFFNEWNOC £2.40/month ($3.90) | Order link 350MB Xen VPS 350MB RAM 35GB RAID10 Disk space 500GB Hard drive 1Gbps uplink 1 IPv4 /64 IPv6 Coupon:...
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Matt, from VPS Ace, has sent in two exclusive offers for all their locations (US and EU). These offers also features special IP pricing for their US locations, with additional IPs on their 2GB offer b...
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Steven from VMBox.Co sent in an exclusive offer to LowEndBox for a 3GB OpenVZ VPS in either of two locations. And you choose the price you pay: $7/month or just $48/year! 4 Cores (E3-1230v2, shared) 3...
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After a couple of very busy weeks (got married, went on our honeymoon and took over from Liam) it's finally time for a tutorial again! The tutorials are going to be released in a more natural flow now...
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Jack from DotVPS has several nice KVM offers for us located in Maidenhead, UK. But there's also a giant OpenVZ offer included! 1GB KVM (UK) 1GB RAM 75GB Disk space 1200GB Bandwidth 1 IPv4 and 10 IPv6...
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Patrick from INIZ sent in a whole bunch of offers to LowEndBox. So strap your seat belts and get ready for six exclusive offers! 1GB-YEARLY 3 vCores 1GB RAM 512MB vSwap 50GB RAID10 Disk 1TB Outbound B...
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Michael from ShoveHost has sent in an offer recently. This offer features a non-oversold OpenVZ VPS in San Diego and is exclusive to LowEndBox. 1 Shared CPU Core (E3-1270v2) 768MB RAM 256MB vSwap 20GB...
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Devin, from Aim2Game, has sent in a new exclusive offer recently. They have been featured once before on LowEndBox, however their current offer is better than it was last time! 2048MB RAM 2048MB vSwap...
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Arjit, from CrownCloud, has recently sent in a very nice KVM offer featuring not only a large amount of RAM, but also a decent amount of bandwidth! Because stock on that one is limited, he included so...
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Have you ever wished you could monitor the performance of your server after the fact? Or did you ever want to get some statistics of your server, about it's performance and the amount of resources use...
Read MoreThere are various ways to set up a Virtual Private Network (VPN). With the various protocols available to use for VPN and all the software out there, it's often a spider's web when you just want to se...
Read MoreIn light of recent events, there's been a lot of chatter about leaving free e-mail services in favor of self-hosted e-mail. With self-hosted e-mail you have the option to host your e-mail wherever you...
Read MoreThis is the last tutorial in a series of iptables tutorials. Last week I've shown you how to persist iptables. The week before that I gave a short introduction. I now want to finish that series with t...
Read MoreLast week I've shown you how to get started with IPtables and create and delete rules. This week I'm going to show you how to save the rules you write. This will ensure the rules you apply are re-appl...
Read MoreThis tutorial is another part in a series of a security-related tutorials. This time, I'm going to talk about IPtables. IPtables is a software firewall that can filter out certain types of traffic. Mo...
Read MoreThere are many ways to remotely monitor your servers, but nagios is one of the most configurable and flexible ones. Once you have set up nagios, your localhost is being checked. But when there are rea...
Read MoreNagios is one of the most easy, expandable and trustworthy ways to monitor the status of your server(s). It is highly configurable and even lets you write your own plugins in whatever language you wan...
Read MoreA couple of weeks ago I started with the first tutorial in a series of security-related ones. This is the second tutorial in this series. Last time I spoke about SSH and sudo. As Raymii pointed out in...
Read MoreA couple of weeks ago, I wrote a tutorial on how to use duplicity to make encrypted, incremental backups over various available protocols. The process was a manual one, though, and would always requir...
Read MoreOne of the most important aspects of running a server is a good security policy. It is also one of the things that comes last, usually. But if you don't pay attention to it up front, it's going to cos...
Read MoreLast week I wrote a tutorial about routing IPv6 from a HE tunnel to VPS on Ubuntu. As promised, this week the CentOS version! A couple of weeks ago I wrote a tutorial where I explained how to set up a...
Read MoreA couple of weeks ago I wrote a tutorial where I explained how to set up a Hurricane Electric IPv6 tunnel on your KVM VPS. While this is a nice solution, it still requires the customer to fix somethin...
Read MoreIn my previous article about ansible, I gave a very basic introduction to it. After reading it, you were able to create your own playbooks and apply them to a single (group of) server(s). However, ans...
Read MoreIPv6 is a topic that has received a lot of discussion over the last couple of years. Although originally from 1996, IPv6 became more important and more implemented over the last few years because of I...
Read MoreBackups are about the most important thing about managing a server. If anything happens to your server, like data loss, a customer making a mistake (and accidentally removing data) or a full-blown ser...
Read MoreA common problem with managing multiple servers is keeping their configurations identical (or similar, depending on the purpose of the servers). When you set up a server (say server1), you tweak the c...
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There are many ways to remotely monitor your servers, but nagios is one of the most configurable and flexible ones. Once you have set up nagios, your localhost is being checked. But when there are rea...
Read MoreNagios is one of the most easy, expandable and trustworthy ways to monitor the status of your server(s). It is highly configurable and even lets you write your own plugins in whatever language you wan...
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