lol, not a debian fan?
Install OpenVZ on CentOS 6
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wlanboy
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Feel free to use it. I don't understand your motivation for this post.
Tutorial: How to build a house out of woods.
Your comment: Why not use stone?
jarland
The ocean is digital
I like to think of proxmox for openvz as training wheels.
strange I thought some top 3 providers used it
jarland
The ocean is digital
To my knowledge most providers use SolusVM and that is typically installed on top of RHEL based distros.
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LOL. Not because of that. It is just that this panel is heavily attached to OS,
SolusVM = Unicycle? Not in the sense that providers that use it are clowns
But that its difficult and dangerous security wise.
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jarland
The ocean is digital
It's been a while and my memory may be off, but aren't they also slower to update their Debian repo than their RHEL repo? The OpenVZ project that is. Pretty sure the Debian repo doesn't have the latest kernel in it. I know repo isn't a big deal, but hey if you can save time where spending extra time doesn't gain you anything, that's just more time to spend on security audits and reading patch notes.
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Any panel that has a similar design to SolusVM will be equally dangerous security-wise. The design is just total crap...SolusVM = Unicycle? Not in the sense that providers that use it are clowns
Nice! I might use this to play around with OpenVZ from a host side.
Very useful Thanks a Lot!!
fixidixi
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I always run an ssh instance on port 22. which serves the sole purpose of logging probing ips.. it wont allow anyone to log in thats the job of another ssh instance running on always different ports on every server..
I always run an ssh instance on port 22. which serves the sole purpose of logging probing ips.. it wont allow anyone to log in
thats the job of another ssh instance running on always different ports on every server..[/off]Some nice information in here!
How about blocking SSH connections to port 22... I kid I kid