Debian install rdesktop

Remote desktop protocol [RDP] is supported by a few Linux applications, the most popular being rdesktop. It is available for most Linux distributions and for that reason we will demonstrate its usage below.

The Linux server show below is a CentOS server with GNOME desktop, but the same process should work with Ubuntu, Fedora, Mint, Debian, and other Linux distributions, taking care to use the distribution’s native package installer to install rdesktop.

How to Connect

1. Open a local terminal [command prompt] session. For CentOS/Fedora, run “yum install rdesktop“. For Ubuntu/Debian, run “apt-get install rdesktop”. The program should be located and installed along with dependencies.

2. Next, use the rdesktop command to open a remote desktop session. The syntax is simple, change the following example using your Windows server’s username and public IP address: rdesktop -u Administrator 101.102.103.104

3. A new window will open with the remote Windows GUI. You should log in with the Windows system’s password.

4. That’s it! Enjoy using your Windows remote desktop.

If you experience any trouble with this process, or would like assistance connecting to a Windows server or Windows VPS, please don’t hesitate to contact our Technical Support team.

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Today we have a HUGE update to announce, focused on updates to our supported Linux VPS and BSD VPS operating systems. We are adding 5 new updates from major distributions, along with the latest updates to existing supported VPS operating systems. The new OS support features the latest updates to Debian, Ubuntu, and FreeBSD, all of […]

Install cPanel/WHM To install cPanel & WHM on your server, run the following command: cd /home && curl -o latest -L //securedownloads.cpanel.net/latest && sh latest This command changes your session to the home directory, downloads the latest version of cPanel & WHM, and runs the installation script. Minimum Requirements Please note the minimum suggested RAM and disk space! Operating system […]

There is a strange bug on Windows 10 / Server 2016 where, after installing Java, one can’t find Java in the start menu. As a a workaround, or if you need to launch the Java Control Panel from a script or for other reasons, follow the steps below. Open Command Prompt [Start > Run > cmd] Copy the following into the […]

Installing IIS With PowerShell If you don’t have the GUI installed or just want to use the PowerShell command line interface [CLI] instead, follow these steps. This method is a lot faster than going through all of the GUI options. Open PowerShell with administrative privileges and run the Install-WindowsFeature cmdlet as shown below. Install-WindowsFeature -name […]

If you want to benchmark the storage speed or storage i/o latency on a CentOS VPS or server, ioping is an excellent tool to use. Follow the steps below to install ioping on CentOS 7 and run a test. How to Install ioping Create and navigate to the directory where ioping will be installed. cd ~ […]

Apache MPM [Multi-Processing Modules] are modules for Apache web server that control the creation of child processes. There are a few different varieties of MPMs available, each with its own type of child process management. The default Apache MPM is Prefork. Follow the guide below to Disable Prefork MPM and Enable Event MPM on Apache web server. This […]

After configuring backups in WHM > Backup Configuration, use the command below to trigger a backup manually, if you don’t want to wait for the next scheduled backup to run. This command must be run from the server Shell. Log in to shell via Putty, Terminal, or a Shell [SSH] client. Then, run the command […]

Windows Firewall is a utility included with all recent versions of Windows. It includes options to open and close ports, allow specific ports and programs through the firewall, which is the equivalent of “port forwarding” on a Windows Server or Windows VPS that is not behind a NAT device. In this guide we will show […]

Running 32-bit Programs Ideally, running 32-bit applications on 64-bit versions of Windows Server will “just work.” 64-bit editions of Windows are compatible with 32-bit programs by default, and the C:\Program Files [x86] folder is designated for these applications. The system runs 32-bit applications as part of the default Windows OS. If you are having trouble launching […]

Installing IIS on Windows Server 2016 If your server has the graphical user interface component installed you can also install IIS by following these steps. Open Server Manager, this can be found in the start menu. If it’s not there simply type “Server Manager” with the start menu open and it should be found in […]

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Today we have a HUGE update to announce, focused on updates to our supported Linux VPS and BSD VPS operating systems. We are adding 5 new updates from major distributions, along with the latest updates to existing supported VPS operating systems. The new OS support features the latest updates to Debian, Ubuntu, and FreeBSD, all of […]

Install cPanel/WHM To install cPanel & WHM on your server, run the following command: cd /home && curl -o latest -L //securedownloads.cpanel.net/latest && sh latest This command changes your session to the home directory, downloads the latest version of cPanel & WHM, and runs the installation script. Minimum Requirements Please note the minimum suggested RAM and disk space! Operating system […]

There is a strange bug on Windows 10 / Server 2016 where, after installing Java, one can’t find Java in the start menu. As a a workaround, or if you need to launch the Java Control Panel from a script or for other reasons, follow the steps below. Open Command Prompt [Start > Run > cmd] Copy the following into the […]

Installing IIS With PowerShell If you don’t have the GUI installed or just want to use the PowerShell command line interface [CLI] instead, follow these steps. This method is a lot faster than going through all of the GUI options. Open PowerShell with administrative privileges and run the Install-WindowsFeature cmdlet as shown below. Install-WindowsFeature -name […]

If you want to benchmark the storage speed or storage i/o latency on a CentOS VPS or server, ioping is an excellent tool to use. Follow the steps below to install ioping on CentOS 7 and run a test. How to Install ioping Create and navigate to the directory where ioping will be installed. cd ~ […]

Apache MPM [Multi-Processing Modules] are modules for Apache web server that control the creation of child processes. There are a few different varieties of MPMs available, each with its own type of child process management. The default Apache MPM is Prefork. Follow the guide below to Disable Prefork MPM and Enable Event MPM on Apache web server. This […]

After configuring backups in WHM > Backup Configuration, use the command below to trigger a backup manually, if you don’t want to wait for the next scheduled backup to run. This command must be run from the server Shell. Log in to shell via Putty, Terminal, or a Shell [SSH] client. Then, run the command […]

Windows Firewall is a utility included with all recent versions of Windows. It includes options to open and close ports, allow specific ports and programs through the firewall, which is the equivalent of “port forwarding” on a Windows Server or Windows VPS that is not behind a NAT device. In this guide we will show […]

Running 32-bit Programs Ideally, running 32-bit applications on 64-bit versions of Windows Server will “just work.” 64-bit editions of Windows are compatible with 32-bit programs by default, and the C:\Program Files [x86] folder is designated for these applications. The system runs 32-bit applications as part of the default Windows OS. If you are having trouble launching […]

Installing IIS on Windows Server 2016 If your server has the graphical user interface component installed you can also install IIS by following these steps. Open Server Manager, this can be found in the start menu. If it’s not there simply type “Server Manager” with the start menu open and it should be found in […]

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There is a strange bug on Windows 10 / Server 2016 where, after installing Java, one can’t find Java in the start menu. As a a workaround, or if you need to launch the Java Control Panel from a script or for other reasons, follow the steps below. Open Command Prompt [Start > Run > cmd] Copy the following into the […]

Installing IIS With PowerShell If you don’t have the GUI installed or just want to use the PowerShell command line interface [CLI] instead, follow these steps. This method is a lot faster than going through all of the GUI options. Open PowerShell with administrative privileges and run the Install-WindowsFeature cmdlet as shown below. Install-WindowsFeature -name […]

Windows Firewall is a utility included with all recent versions of Windows. It includes options to open and close ports, allow specific ports and programs through the firewall, which is the equivalent of “port forwarding” on a Windows Server or Windows VPS that is not behind a NAT device. In this guide we will show […]

Running 32-bit Programs Ideally, running 32-bit applications on 64-bit versions of Windows Server will “just work.” 64-bit editions of Windows are compatible with 32-bit programs by default, and the C:\Program Files [x86] folder is designated for these applications. The system runs 32-bit applications as part of the default Windows OS. If you are having trouble launching […]

Installing IIS on Windows Server 2016 If your server has the graphical user interface component installed you can also install IIS by following these steps. Open Server Manager, this can be found in the start menu. If it’s not there simply type “Server Manager” with the start menu open and it should be found in […]

SQL Server 2016 includes more features than ever before, but it can be difficult to find the differences between versions of SQL Server. The primary difference is the licensing model, which limits how SQL Server may be used on the server it is installed on. A majority of SQL Server features are available in both SQL Server Web […]

SQL Server Management Studio [SSMS] is part of SQL Server Management Tools provided by Microsoft for administrators and developers to interface with Microsoft SQL Server. Management Studio is used to connect to a database and directly manage its layout, settings, database objects, and much more. Read on to see how to install SQL Server Management Studio […]

The Problem On Windows Servers running Microsoft SQL Server, you may encounter an error “Could not allocate space for object” or “Primary filegroup is full” in the course of normal operations: Unhandled Exception: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Could not allocate space for object ‘dbo.SearchedUserItems’ … in database ‘db_database’ because the ‘PRIMARY’ filegroup is full. Create disk space by […]

Many administrators prefer to manage Windows updates manually, in the interest of system uptime and security. It is possible to disable Windows Updates in Windows Server 2016, including disabling of automatic reboots. Please note, Windows Update is designed to keep Windows safe, and we recommend keeping Windows Update enabled at all times. How to Disable Windows Update […]

How to Enable Autogrowth for a MSSQL Database First, do a quick check to ensure your Windows Server or VPS has sufficient free disk space on C:\ or your SQL partition. It’s important that there is enough physical storage to fluidly grow the database on the server. If the server has enough disk space, follow these steps to […]

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Today we have a HUGE update to announce, focused on updates to our supported Linux VPS and BSD VPS operating systems. We are adding 5 new updates from major distributions, along with the latest updates to existing supported VPS operating systems. The new OS support features the latest updates to Debian, Ubuntu, and FreeBSD, all of […]

We are pleased to announce our most recent expansion, adding new capacity in Chicago for VPS hosting, cloud web hosting, and dedicated server hosting. Our Chicago location is hosted within the Equinix CH3 data center, just minutes outside of downtown Chicago. The new location allows us to deploy new services instantly in the Central US Region, as we also do in New […]

We are happy to announce our new line of dedicated servers featuring up to 4.00GHz Turbo Boost and 64GB DDR4 RAM, with the latest quad-core Intel Xeon E3-1200 V5 series CPUs. The new Skylake V5 CPUs are now available throughout our dedicated server lineup, including: Intel Xeon E3-1220 V5 [4 Cores / 4 Threads / 3.00 GHz […]

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We are excited to announce a major new update to our website and account management portal. We have been working hard to upgrade and enhance the control panel, including account management, VPS and hosting account management, billing, DNS, domain and SSL certificate management, and more.We invite you to visit the new control panel, featuring many new enhancements to […]

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We are pleased to announce our most recent expansion, adding new capacity in Chicago, IL for VPS hosting, cloud web hosting, and dedicated server hosting. Our new location is located within the Equinix CH3 data center, just minutes outside of downtown Chicago. The new location allows us to deploy new services instantly in the Central US Region, as we also do […]

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We are pleased to announce our most recent datacenter upgrade, adding new capacity for cloud web hosting and VPS hosting services to our location in downtown Los Angeles, California. The new capacity means we are able to deploy new services instantly, as we also do in New York and London. The Los Angeles datacenter is […]

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We are pleased to announce that Windows Server 2016 is now available for deployment on our cloud VPS hosting platform, for both new and existing VMs and dedicated servers. The new Windows release has been fully tested, and optimized where necessary to support faster deployment and better cloud server performance than any prior Windows version we […]

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We are pleased to announce the new availability of Windows 10 VPS Hosting, now available for deployment on our cloud VPS hosting platform for both new and existing VMs and dedicated servers. Windows 10 comes with a host of new features, most of which are fully compatible with Remote Desktop, including virtual desktops, live search [Cortana], and other […]

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Just a quick announcement that Windows 10 is now in the final stages of preparation for release on our Windows cloud VPS hosting platform. We are wrapping up testing of the final Windows 10 VPS service release, with an availability announcement to follow later this week. Our new Windows 10 VPS will include all of the features […]

Tagged announcements, vps, windows 10

Following the recent release of Windows Server 2016, the new OS is now in the final stages of preparation for release on our Windows cloud VPS hosting platform. We are wrapping up testing of the Windows Server 2016 VPS service, with an availability announcement to follow next week. Here’s a preview of the new OS, which […]

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Greetings, For the next week we are offering a limited promotion for all new VPS hosting accounts. Get the following FREE: 10% Permanent Discount  [Includes Upgrades and Add-ons] 2X [DOUBLE] SSD Storage Use the coupon below at Checkout to receive the discount, and contact support to receive the disk upgrade. Or maybe bonus CPU, or unmetered bandwidth would work […]

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We are pleased to announce that we have added additional capacity in our New York and London data centers. With the expanded capacity we have added additional high-performance VPS hypervisors, hosting both our Windows and Linux virtual servers. + Windows VPS with Remote Desktop [RDP], a complete, fully licensed remote Windows server system running on our 100% pure SSD […]

Tagged cpanel, london vps, ssd, stock, uk vps, usa vps, windows

It is officially summer in the northern hemisphere, and we are celebrating with a lifetime VPS discount promotion that will remain active all season. Use coupon code SUMMERTIME at checkout to receive a 20% discount for life on Windows VPS hosting or Linux VPS hosting of your choice. The discount will remain active throughout any upgrades or downgrades, and […]

Tagged discounts, promo, solvps

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We are excited to announce a major new update to our website and account management portal. We have been working hard to upgrade and enhance the control panel, including account management, VPS and hosting account management, billing, DNS, domain and SSL certificate management, and more.We invite you to visit the new control panel, featuring many new enhancements to […]

Tagged announcements, company, control panel, solvps, updates

We are pleased to announce our most recent expansion, adding new capacity in Chicago, IL for VPS hosting, cloud web hosting, and dedicated server hosting. Our new location is located within the Equinix CH3 data center, just minutes outside of downtown Chicago. The new location allows us to deploy new services instantly in the Central US Region, as we also do […]

Tagged announcements, chicago, illinois, vps hosting, windows

Deploy Windows in minutes. Our on-demand Windows hosting platform provides access to any version of Windows, deployed as a VPS or dedicated server. We provide installation, infrastructure management, and complete management of the hosting environment, so you can focus on getting work done. Windows operating systems available for instant setup include: Windows 10 VPS Windows 8.1 VPS Windows 7 […]

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Deploy Windows in minutes. Windows virtual servers are the perfect solution for hosting applications, websites, and hosting cloud desktop software for end-users. Deploy Windows VPS instances with up to 128GB RAM and 32 CPU cores on our secure hosted platform. These are just a few of the features of our new Windows Server 2016 VPS and dedicated servers: Windows Features […]

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Our VM platform now supports deployment of VMs with configurations as large as: 64 GB of RAM 1 TB of SSD Storage Space 16 CPU Cores It is our goal to deliver the best virtual infrastructure service possible, and we believe this is an excellent alternative to a dedicated server [bare metal]. Resource sizes are readily […]

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Our Secure Client Panel provides a built-in Web Remote Desktop [RDP] feature. Web RDP acts as a remote server console, where you can view the server desktop even if network connectivity is interrupted, or if the server is booting up. Read on for a walkthrough of the process to connect to your remote Windows server or […]

Tagged features, rdp, scp, secure client panel, web rdp, windows

If you are using Windows 10, the best way to connect to a Windows server is Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection, also called RDC. Read on for a walkthrough of the process to connect to your remote Windows server or Windows VPS: How to Connect 1. Open the Start menu and search for “remote desktop”. You should […]

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SSD [Solid-State Drive] Storage: File storage based on SSDs, rather than HDD [Hard Disk Drives]. Solid-state storage is a newer technology that supersedes disk-based storage in performance, delivering read/write speeds often many times greater than disk-based storage speeds. RAID refers to a technology used to combine multiple SSDs or HDDs in a synchronized array. The result is […]

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Debian VPS hosting is available to deploy in seconds, in both New York City and London. We support the latest Debian releases: Debian 8 “Jessie” Debian 7 “Wheezy” Debian 6 “Squeeze” Our VM hosting platform is designed for performance. All storage is hosted on pure SSD storage arrays, not just ‘SSD cached’ or ‘accelerated’ storage as many […]

Tagged debian, linux, linux vps, operating systems

Today we completed an update to our Secure Client Panel. All Windows and Linux VPS users will now see a new and improved service management page. To access the new panel, log in to the Secure Client Panel and go to Services > Services Dashboard. After selecting one of your VPS instances, you will see the new […]

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There is a strange bug on Windows 10 / Server 2016 where, after installing Java, one can’t find Java in the start menu. As a a workaround, or if you need to launch the Java Control Panel from a script or for other reasons, follow the steps below. Open Command Prompt [Start > Run > cmd] Copy the following into the […]

Installing IIS With PowerShell If you don’t have the GUI installed or just want to use the PowerShell command line interface [CLI] instead, follow these steps. This method is a lot faster than going through all of the GUI options. Open PowerShell with administrative privileges and run the Install-WindowsFeature cmdlet as shown below. Install-WindowsFeature -name […]

Windows Firewall is a utility included with all recent versions of Windows. It includes options to open and close ports, allow specific ports and programs through the firewall, which is the equivalent of “port forwarding” on a Windows Server or Windows VPS that is not behind a NAT device. In this guide we will show […]

Running 32-bit Programs Ideally, running 32-bit applications on 64-bit versions of Windows Server will “just work.” 64-bit editions of Windows are compatible with 32-bit programs by default, and the C:\Program Files [x86] folder is designated for these applications. The system runs 32-bit applications as part of the default Windows OS. If you are having trouble launching […]

Installing IIS on Windows Server 2016 If your server has the graphical user interface component installed you can also install IIS by following these steps. Open Server Manager, this can be found in the start menu. If it’s not there simply type “Server Manager” with the start menu open and it should be found in […]

SQL Server 2016 includes more features than ever before, but it can be difficult to find the differences between versions of SQL Server. The primary difference is the licensing model, which limits how SQL Server may be used on the server it is installed on. A majority of SQL Server features are available in both SQL Server Web […]

SQL Server Management Studio [SSMS] is part of SQL Server Management Tools provided by Microsoft for administrators and developers to interface with Microsoft SQL Server. Management Studio is used to connect to a database and directly manage its layout, settings, database objects, and much more. Read on to see how to install SQL Server Management Studio […]

The Problem On Windows Servers running Microsoft SQL Server, you may encounter an error “Could not allocate space for object” or “Primary filegroup is full” in the course of normal operations: Unhandled Exception: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Could not allocate space for object ‘dbo.SearchedUserItems’ … in database ‘db_database’ because the ‘PRIMARY’ filegroup is full. Create disk space by […]

Many administrators prefer to manage Windows updates manually, in the interest of system uptime and security. It is possible to disable Windows Updates in Windows Server 2016, including disabling of automatic reboots. Please note, Windows Update is designed to keep Windows safe, and we recommend keeping Windows Update enabled at all times. How to Disable Windows Update […]

How to Enable Autogrowth for a MSSQL Database First, do a quick check to ensure your Windows Server or VPS has sufficient free disk space on C:\ or your SQL partition. It’s important that there is enough physical storage to fluidly grow the database on the server. If the server has enough disk space, follow these steps to […]

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Install cPanel/WHM To install cPanel & WHM on your server, run the following command: cd /home && curl -o latest -L //securedownloads.cpanel.net/latest && sh latest This command changes your session to the home directory, downloads the latest version of cPanel & WHM, and runs the installation script. Minimum Requirements Please note the minimum suggested RAM and disk space! Operating system […]

Installing IIS With PowerShell If you don’t have the GUI installed or just want to use the PowerShell command line interface [CLI] instead, follow these steps. This method is a lot faster than going through all of the GUI options. Open PowerShell with administrative privileges and run the Install-WindowsFeature cmdlet as shown below. Install-WindowsFeature -name […]

If you want to benchmark the storage speed or storage i/o latency on a CentOS VPS or server, ioping is an excellent tool to use. Follow the steps below to install ioping on CentOS 7 and run a test. How to Install ioping Create and navigate to the directory where ioping will be installed. cd ~ […]

Apache MPM [Multi-Processing Modules] are modules for Apache web server that control the creation of child processes. There are a few different varieties of MPMs available, each with its own type of child process management. The default Apache MPM is Prefork. Follow the guide below to Disable Prefork MPM and Enable Event MPM on Apache web server. This […]

Windows Firewall is a utility included with all recent versions of Windows. It includes options to open and close ports, allow specific ports and programs through the firewall, which is the equivalent of “port forwarding” on a Windows Server or Windows VPS that is not behind a NAT device. In this guide we will show […]

Installing IIS on Windows Server 2016 If your server has the graphical user interface component installed you can also install IIS by following these steps. Open Server Manager, this can be found in the start menu. If it’s not there simply type “Server Manager” with the start menu open and it should be found in […]

To tell yum to check only a specific repository for updates, append the yum command like below: yum –disablerepo=”*” –enablerepo=”my-repo” update The –disablerepo=”*” disables all repositories, and then –enablerepo=”my-repo” enabled only my-repo. Note that the repository you enable must already be configured in the system, or this command will not work. First, you may want to check […]

SQL Server Management Studio [SSMS] is part of SQL Server Management Tools provided by Microsoft for administrators and developers to interface with Microsoft SQL Server. Management Studio is used to connect to a database and directly manage its layout, settings, database objects, and much more. Read on to see how to install SQL Server Management Studio […]

In some CentOS 7 installations, the system firewall will block most incoming traffic by default. You may need to allow all traffic from a specific IP address, such as your local computer or management server, in order to log in to the server. We will use the new firewall-cmd tool to setup the firewall exception. […]

The Problem On Windows Servers running Microsoft SQL Server, you may encounter an error “Could not allocate space for object” or “Primary filegroup is full” in the course of normal operations: Unhandled Exception: System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Could not allocate space for object ‘dbo.SearchedUserItems’ … in database ‘db_database’ because the ‘PRIMARY’ filegroup is full. Create disk space by […]

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Greetings, For the next week we are offering a limited promotion for all new VPS hosting accounts. Get the following FREE: 10% Permanent Discount  [Includes Upgrades and Add-ons] 2X [DOUBLE] SSD Storage Use the coupon below at Checkout to receive the discount, and contact support to receive the disk upgrade. Or maybe bonus CPU, or unmetered bandwidth would work […]

Tagged promotion, vps coupon, vps deal, vps offer

We are pleased to announce that we have added additional capacity in our New York and London data centers. With the expanded capacity we have added additional high-performance VPS hypervisors, hosting both our Windows and Linux virtual servers. + Windows VPS with Remote Desktop [RDP], a complete, fully licensed remote Windows server system running on our 100% pure SSD […]

Tagged cpanel, london vps, ssd, stock, uk vps, usa vps, windows

It is officially summer in the northern hemisphere, and we are celebrating with a lifetime VPS discount promotion that will remain active all season. Use coupon code SUMMERTIME at checkout to receive a 20% discount for life on Windows VPS hosting or Linux VPS hosting of your choice. The discount will remain active throughout any upgrades or downgrades, and […]

Tagged discounts, promo, solvps

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SQL Server 2016 includes more features than ever before, but it can be difficult to find the differences between versions of SQL Server. The primary difference is the licensing model, which limits how SQL Server may be used on the server it is installed on. A majority of SQL Server features are available in both SQL Server Web […]

SQL Server Express is a free version of Microsoft SQL Server available from Microsoft. It’s excellent for building small, data-driven web and mobile applications up to 10 GB in size. You can easily scale your applications across SQL Server editions as you grow—without having to change application code due to the common programming surface enabled […]

We are pleased to announce that Windows Server 2016 is now available for deployment on our cloud VPS hosting platform, for both new and existing VMs and dedicated servers. The new Windows release has been fully tested, and optimized where necessary to support faster deployment and better cloud server performance than any prior Windows version we […]

Tagged announcements, rdp, vps, windows, windows server

Wondering how to connect to a Windows VPS or Linux VPS on your Windows 10 PC? Follow the simple guide below to get started. How to Connect to a Windows VPS Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection [RDC] Navigate to the Start menu and search for “remote desktop.” You should find it on your PC. Enter the […]

Tagged getting started, linux, rdc, rdp, ssh, windows 10

Sign Up and Choose a Domain Select a web hosting plan from: //www.solvps.com/web-hosting/ Log in to Control Panel You will receive an email confirmation called New Account Information containing FTP server info, and other info you might need to get started. You can also proceed directly to the SolVPS Control Panel, where you can manage your web […]

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If you are using Windows 10, the best way to connect to a Windows server is Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection, also called RDC. Read on for a walkthrough of the process to connect to your remote Windows server or Windows VPS: How to Connect 1. Open the Start menu and search for “remote desktop”. You should […]

Tagged rdc, rdp, remote desktop, windows, windows 10

There are two common solutions to start a program automatically after the server reboots: use Task Scheduler, or make the program start as a Windows service at bootup. These solutions work for some situations when the program you need to start only needs to run as a background [unseen] process. In this article, we will address how […]

Tagged autologon, rdp, remote desktop, windows, windows server

We recommend running an anti-virus/anti-malware application on all Windows machines, with Windows servers no exception. Below are our picks of the top free anti-virus programs for Windows Server editions. We have installed and tested each one to ensure they are compatible with Windows Server. Immunet is a free AV for Windows Server that utilizes real-time cloud […]

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Xen and OpenVZ are two popular, but different virtualization technologies. Each one is a back-end for VPS hosting, and many web hosts, as well as small businesses, are using OpenVZ or Xen to power VPS hosting infrastructure.  Below is a summary of the key differences that define these common hypervisors: Xen Xen is a full virtualization solution that […]

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If you use Windows Server for web hosting, development, or as a remote desktop host, you should consider using virtualized Windows infrastructure. Our Windows VM hosting platform supports instant, on-demand deployment a variety of different Windows versions, including both server and home OS’s. We have designed our Windows VPS builds [see below for complete list] from the ground-up […]

Tagged cloud, features, optimization, os images, rdp, remote desktop, updates, windows vps

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Install cPanel/WHM To install cPanel & WHM on your server, run the following command: cd /home && curl -o latest -L //securedownloads.cpanel.net/latest && sh latest This command changes your session to the home directory, downloads the latest version of cPanel & WHM, and runs the installation script. Minimum Requirements Please note the minimum suggested RAM and disk space! Operating system […]

If you want to benchmark the storage speed or storage i/o latency on a CentOS VPS or server, ioping is an excellent tool to use. Follow the steps below to install ioping on CentOS 7 and run a test. How to Install ioping Create and navigate to the directory where ioping will be installed. cd ~ […]

Apache MPM [Multi-Processing Modules] are modules for Apache web server that control the creation of child processes. There are a few different varieties of MPMs available, each with its own type of child process management. The default Apache MPM is Prefork. Follow the guide below to Disable Prefork MPM and Enable Event MPM on Apache web server. This […]

After configuring backups in WHM > Backup Configuration, use the command below to trigger a backup manually, if you don’t want to wait for the next scheduled backup to run. This command must be run from the server Shell. Log in to shell via Putty, Terminal, or a Shell [SSH] client. Then, run the command […]

This guide covers how to install Confluence, the team collaboration software from Atlassian, on a RHEL or CentOS server. The guide has been tested on CentOS 7. How to Install Confluence Prerequisites We will be using a CentOS 7 Linux VPS for this tutorial. Before proceeding you should check the minimum system requirements for the version of Confluence […]

To tell yum to check only a specific repository for updates, append the yum command like below: yum –disablerepo=”*” –enablerepo=”my-repo” update The –disablerepo=”*” disables all repositories, and then –enablerepo=”my-repo” enabled only my-repo. Note that the repository you enable must already be configured in the system, or this command will not work. First, you may want to check […]

In some CentOS 7 installations, the system firewall will block most incoming traffic by default. You may need to allow all traffic from a specific IP address, such as your local computer or management server, in order to log in to the server. We will use the new firewall-cmd tool to setup the firewall exception. […]

Maybe there is a log file you check frequently, or you want to watch updates to a log file in real time, as you are working on the server or application. Well, you’re in luck. There is a Linux command especially for that! You will need to use a secure shell [SSH] session to run this […]

Wondering how to connect to a Windows VPS or Linux VPS on your Windows 10 PC? Follow the simple guide below to get started. How to Connect to a Windows VPS Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection [RDC] Navigate to the Start menu and search for “remote desktop.” You should find it on your PC. Enter the […]

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Use the steps below to install the Cloud Backup agent on a Linux VPS or dedicated server. Follow the directions for CentOS/RHEL, or Debian/Ubuntu, depending on your operating system, then proceed to the Final Steps section below. CentOS / Enterprise Linux Servers Switch to root user: su root Download the script, give it executable permissions, […]

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