Recent content by hg088

Hi John. I forgot to post here but I managed to solve it using this:https://schnouki.net/posts/2014/12/12/openvpn-for-a-single-application-on-linux/ but with a slight modification in the iptables like this: iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s sourcenet/mask -j SNAT --to-source destinationip

Hi there. Can you please go into more detail about using a bridge interface to solve this?

I have a kvm vps. I bought an additional IP address and I'd like to assign it to an additional network interface for example eth1. I contacted support and they told me to assign it to a virtual network interface like this eth0:1 but this way I can't use it as a default gateway which is what I...

Actually what I did was just an ssh file transfer, I though i was doing ft because i was using filezilla but since i used port 22 it's actually sftp, not plain ftp.

Hi there. I'm using ubuntu on both ends and its a kvm vps. I set up an openvpn to my vps and samba was still slow. Other services perform fine. It looks like samba is not meant for the wan. I just did ftp over ssh tunnel and performs ok and does what i needed.

btw i just tried doing compression on the ssh tunnel and still the same

I have a samba share on my ubuntu vps only allowing localhost connection. From my home computer I'm able to do an ssh tunnel to the vps and mount the samba share. The problem is that the share is suuuper slow, it takes like 30 secs to open a 15 line text file. Normal ssh to the vps is just fine...

If I have a kvm vps and i have installed some stuff but then i want to do a clean install, would it be free or do i have to pay for reinstalling the os?

I see, it was like a vps with redundancy.

I'm having trouble finding a difference between kvm and cloud vps. I know that a kvm vps is just a virtual machine and openvz is kind of like an instance of a physical machine, but i don't know understand what is a cloud vps. Is it just a network of kvm vps?

Why is it better to do raid 10 instead of just doing raid 5?

Do all VPS run on SSD or does it depend on the plan I'm getting?