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Oops, got distracted and forgot to refresh my screen. Abdullah already clarified. :)
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I think he's saying he enabled it. He likely just needs to Shutdown the box and Startup the box. IIRC it doesn't activate until that happens. Edit: By which I mean literally use the Stop VPS button then the Start VPS button.
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Yeah, is my bad that my statement was equally correct for how both of us perceived the problem. You has it worked out now?
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(Quote) I kinda did say that. ;-)
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You don't do anything - they just work. For ex, port 15013 is assigned to me. I put my nebula instance on port 15013 and it works. Honest, that's all I did.
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(Quote) Debian 10 iirc
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(Quote) It's not enabled on any of my machines and my ports work fine.
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Why didn't you just put your web server on one of your ports?
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(Quote) Take a look at: https://my.webhorizon.in/plugin/support_manager/knowledgebase/view/3/nat-ipv4-ports-calculator-ovz-lxc/
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Unless it's like no NAT I've ever had you don't pick your ports - they're assigned to you. Check the email you got when you bought the VPS. It'll say something like "take the last octet of your IP address and it's …
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@InceptionHosting (Quote) Just validating the value of "any" we're using means any of the new NVMe services, right? Not the old SSD/HD stuff? Code doesn't work when I try and put it in for one of the old KVM1024's.
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(Quote) It would be blackhat if he was scanning other peoples IPs. (Quote) I interpreted their statement more along the lines of vulnerability testing - looking for exposed services with known exploits, etc... Something along the lines of Nessus.
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(Quote) https://oag.ca.gov/privacy/ccpa (Quote) What're you going to do if California claims jurisdiction over you?
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What kernel features? I was running it on some MrVM NAT instances for quite a while. Havoc's right though, don't expose them directly.
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Thanks for your opinion.
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If memory serves it was Slackware .. I think 0.9 ( yes, below 1.0 ). Pretty sure I still have at least some of the disks if they haven't succumbed to bit rot. This would've been early ninety's. I needed a way to do my CompSci homework…
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(Quote) That IP may well have ssh running on it but it's not your NAT instance. It says this in the email you quote.
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(Quote) Speaking only as a happy customer, I've been able to upgrade my machines as long as resources were available. Automated, easy process.
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(Quote) isn't C6 EOL'ed and no more patches are being done at all? Which location is this out of curiousity?
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(Quote) Shouldn't need to - ssh port is included automagically. @coo , which location? Have you verified the ipv4 you're connecting to is what you're expecting? What command are you using to get in via ssh?
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(Quote) I betterlet'ed him out of existence a while ago and I have to say I haven't missed him.
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(Quote) After that last hellacious fsck you'd think he'd have put a different oversized UPS on each power supply.
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(Quote) ( sigh ) I went to go look at something and his system quasi-renewed a box I marked cancel at end of billing period. It appears to have gotten confused so it applied some of my credit to it, left the 'unpaid' $0.00 invoice open, an…
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Picked up some stuff to support the project.