Server Primary Domain And DNS
Aug 15, 2007
I got a new dedicated server, and I put the primary domain name to be zeonwebhosting.com.
However, when I setup the nameservers, and go to GoDaddy.com and NameCheap.com to change the nameservers on my domains, I get an "Errors were detected" on GoDaddy.com and a "nRRPResponseCode 531" on NameCheap.
I fixed everything in WHM and got a server administrator to fix some things for me, and it didn't work yet. Now I am thinking that the problem might not be with the server, but with the domain.
ZeonWebHosting.com is registered at GoDaddy.com, and since I was not sure what nameservers I should put as it is the primary domain name, I used the parked nameservers on GoDaddy, and used the Total DNS feature to change the A and MX Records to point to my server's IPs.
I tried putting the ns1.zeonwebhosting.com and ns2.zeonwebhosting.com DNSs on GoDaddy, but still I got the "Errors were detected" error. I tried almost everything possible. I even redid cPanel just to make sure that everything was OK with the cPanel configuration.
Also there is another problem with the server. I can't seem to be able to delete Nameservers from "Networking Setup > Nameserver IPs" in WHM. I get this message when trying to delete one of the nameservers:
"Sorry, the nameserver ip 66.79.191.196 cannot be removing since it is still registered with an ICANN register."
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Oct 20, 2007
i am currently with a host, hosting my important sites. I am now going to purchase some space from another host purely for storage purposes and bandwidth usage as they are within my budget.
Now i have my primary domain with my main host, and i would like to have a script or link from my current host which leads onto my 2nd host for users to upload their images or files. Now i have a problem, the second host that i will have will not have a registered domain attached to it, but rather it will be just storage.
I would prefer to have a subdomain from my primary host pointing to my second host. The problem is where will the subdomain point to? Or will it even work that way without having to purchase another domain?
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May 6, 2007
OK, I am confused. I have one domain that is parked on top of another domain. I would like Mail that comes to the parked domain to be automatically forwarded to the same user name at the primary domain.
Can I change a DNS or MX record to facilitate this?
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Feb 27, 2007
I have a hostee who as part of an out-of-court settlement, needs to change the primary domain they host on. The domain they're switching to is already a parked domain on their account. At first blush, it seems like it would be pretty easy, but now I'm concerned about their email. Both of the principals of the company use Horde extensively for webmail, and as such I have files on the server for their email accounts. What I was thinking about doing is this:
1. Stop parking the "new" domain on the account.
2. Change the account from using the "old" domain in WHM to the "new" domain by modifying the account in WHM.
3. Forwarding email sent to user@old.domain to user@new.domain, in CPanel.
4. Assorted changes on website to account for the new domain - published email addresses, new SSL cert, things like that.
My concern is in how to move the mail files, currently set up to be for user@old.domain, to be readable by Horde as user@new.domain, so it's seamless to the users. We will be keeping the old domain under our control, but not using it to point to the site any more; I just don't want to have to tell them "OK, to get your old email, you have to check this address, and to get new email, you have to check this one."
Would my plan above actually accomplish that? Is there a better way within a WHM/CPanel framework to accomplish what I need without losing email or access to it? What am I missing?
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Jun 6, 2014
My customer has two domains, one of it is a alias-domain.
He wants to set this alias to his primary domain, so how can i change it?
I tried it with deleting the alias, but i can't find the "button" for changing the primary domain?
Have I to delete the complete abonnement and reinstall all files and databases?
I know, that I have to change some paths in files, but it would be easier, than to dump everything and upload again...
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Aug 16, 2014
I added a mail resource and a database resource to the "branding" service template, and made sure the provisioning attributes match up to an actual node. I also made sure that under the resources for the branding template the "Branding Hosting (management node)" -> "Number of MySQL databases" is "1" and the "MySQL Database" is unlimited.
Ive made a primary branded domain assigned to the administrator account. When I then login to the account, I see that the mail resource is added and I can add email accounts. However, the database resource does not seem to be activated. Indeed, if I try to add a application in the domain that requires a database, it fails because there is not a database resource available.
The database server is a separate node from the management server.
I do not see any running tasks waiting, and the events log doesnt mention anything about provisioning a database.
Separately but tangentially related, once the account is up, I dont see it listed as an active subscription under the service template. I should see it there, right?
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Jan 23, 2015
Up until a week ago we had some troubles with package dependencies on our dedicated server running on Ubuntu 14.04.1. Plesk was totally out of reach, displaying 502 Bad Gateway pages and some other weird error on login_up.php3.
I fixed the dependencies by removing a lot of packages (including Plesk) and finally managed to reinstall Plesk using the autoinstaller, then repaired it using "/usr/local/psa/bootstrapper/pp12.0.18-bootstrapper/bootstrapper.sh" (IIRC this whole bootstrapper folder was not present before reinstallation).
Now, after restoring our data from a backup pretty much everything works except for the subdomains. They all redirect to the primary domain's vhost (307 Redirect) for some reason.
"/var/log/apache2/access.log" shows the following after issuing a HTTP request to any subdomain:
Code:
<ip> - - [23/Jan/2015:23:15:31 +0100] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 307 244 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:35.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/35.0"
<ip> - - [23/Jan/2015:23:15:31 +0100] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 13397 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:35.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/35.0"
I have tried enabling and disabling nginx, it did not work. Then I just kept it disabled because it makes our forum think that everyone has the server's IP (because of the reverse proxy thing I assume).
Oh, and I should say: using HTTPS anywhere just gets me a 502 Bad Gateway error.
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Apr 22, 2009
I have the following three servers, which I'll call A, B, and C:
Server A - Web hosting server that uses cPanel on CentOS.
Server B - Free subdomain service (similar to afraid.org but on a much smaller scale), using PowerDNS with a MySQL database backend, on Debian.
Server C - Backup DNS server for the cPanel web hosting server, using the free cPanel "DNS Only" on CentOS.
Originally I had just A and B set up (they're two separate VPSes on the one dedicated server, I own the dedi and some friends and I have VPSes on it). Now I've got a VPS at a different data centre, and am using that for C.
To have a secondary DNS server for server B, I believe I can use MySQL replication to replicate the PowerDNS database to another server, then have a PowerDNS install on that server. My question is, is it possible to have server C as a backup DNS server for both server A (cPanel server) and server B (PowerDNS server)? ie. is there a way to check both PowerDNS and the cPanel BIND9 for domains (have them on different ports, and make one query the other if the lookup fails, perhaps)? Or perhaps use both the MySQL backend and the bind backend simultaneously in PowerDNS, and replace bind with PowerDNS (although I guess cPanel wouldn't like this)?
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May 21, 2009
Because of the security issues inherent in controlling DNS servers on other VPS/servers that run other processes, host websites and store mission-critical data and for other reasons related to control, we want to keep our DNS server separate from our other servers and our own desktops. Therefore, we're going to get a small VPS for this purpose.
We won't totally cheap out on this so we'll be getting a quality VPS from a good provider. But, we probably don't need more than 5 or 10G of HD space but we wonder how much RAM and bandwidth we need to run something like MyDNS with MyDNSConfig with a MySQL backend.
Also, what's the best Linux distro for this kind of thing? We use CentOS with facility but are not afraid to try a new one if it's a better choice for this purpose.
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May 3, 2009
in setting up Primary & secondary MS DNS server for MS WIn 2003 server,
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Nov 7, 2013
I need to change the IP to a server dedicated Windows with Parallels Plesk installed and 200 domain's hosting.
Do I have to change the IP in the dns zone one at a time? I think it's possible to do it by reconfigurator (remote desktop).
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Apr 21, 2008
I got a new server and need to move my primary and secondary DNS. I use cpanel.
My idea was too:
1. Shut off my secondary DNS ns2. on my old server. (which I don't know how to do.) I was able to delete it from the nameserver Ip's link in whm. It deleted it but the server still has the IP assigned to it.
2. Set up my secondary dns on the new server. (cpanel wont let me because it says it already exists so I'm kind of stuck on this one too.)
3. Once the secondary is set up go to my registar and change the IP address.
4. move the sites, and turn off the primary ns server forcing everything to go to the new server or secondary dns.
5. move the primary..
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Mar 15, 2007
I've been having this issue for almost a week now and it's driving me crazy.
I made an IP switch from one peer to another. Anyways, I setup the gateway, primary IP, subnet, etc.
Once the box was rebooted and came up with the new IPs I noted that cPanel was whining that the license was incorrect and noted that instead of xxx.xxx.xxx.98 it was recognizing xxx.xxx.xxx.99
I just switched the license over and it was done. But I'm having some major email issues as some remote hosts does not receive/send emails to my server as the hostname cannot be found since they also recognize the secondary IP .99 and not primary .98 as it should be.
I've checked the entire settings again but just can't get around it. An ipconfig shows that the primary IP is in fact .98 which keeps me puzzled:
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:50:45:5C:0D:90
inet addr:xxx.xxx.xxx.98 Bcast:xxx.xxx.xxx.111 Mask:255.255.255.240
UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
RX packets:134016363 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 frame:0
TX packets:178062904 errors:0 dropped:0 overruns:0 carrier:0
collisions:0 txqueuelen:1000
RX bytes:1556429887 (1.4 GiB) TX bytes:2181442479 (2.0 GiB)
Interrupt:17
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May 15, 2007
Anyone using this for VPS? Good or Bad?
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Jun 22, 2007
My experience with them:
Signed up for my 1st VPS recently, after Primary VPS had initial problems setting up my CPanel VPS, they offered me 'free full management ' for 2 months and Free Security Installation. Nice i thought. On the 16th June, experienced around 12 hours of downtime, had not moved my main sites over to them at that time so didn't kick up any fuss.
After moving my main sites over to them, soon after and they all working ok, on Wednesday 20th June night, I requested this free security installation they offered and was told APF and BFD had been installed some time in the night.
Checking sites next morning (thursday 21st - coincidently same time everyone else was having problems) saw no sites were available, was getting 'server not found'. So started 'critical support ticket':
Quote:
Hello,
I went onto the internet this morning to find my websites/IP addresses down and my control panel inaccessible. It has now been 40 minutes and its still the same. God knows how long it may have down before i checked. I tried live support twice and both times i have been cut off/ no response. Please can this problem with my VPS and your live support system be looked at.
VPS ID: *****.vm
Dedicated IP(s): ***.**.***.***, ***.**.***.***, ***.**.***.***
User : *****
password : *****
This resulted in 20 hours of no sites for me. Same thing in the ticket, I would say, 'My IP addresses and sites are still down' and i would get response back, 'Your VPS is back up and running fine'. Great help that was!
14 hours after my 'critical' support ticket and not getting anywhere, finally speaking to someone in live support, they figured it was the firewall they had installed earlier was blocking access to everything. They excepted no responsibility for the time sites were offline or any loss of earnings saying it was my fault for not configuring the firewall.
Response was:
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The issue is that you did not request any ports to be open or any applications to be allowed through
I thought ok, maybe it was my fault, i'm new to VPS and didnt know i had to request ports to be open and no-one told/asked me either (but isnt that what managed hosting is for - to make them deal with everything).
Anyway, Regarding why it took them 14 hours to figure out the problem, Victor responded:
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You were not able to state your exact issue, so all we were able to go on wa guess work. So obviously it will take some time to figure out your issue if you do not tell us what it is exactly.
14 hours to figure it out why my IP's and sites were down because my original ticket was vague!?!
As someone new to VPS's i would think that this is there fault. But Victor clearly makes out that they are not to blame and it is all my fault! Everything is up and working fine now and I was at first surprised with the high levels of service and support but after experience, its its like banging your head against a brick wall chatting with these guys!
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May 26, 2008
i have just bought a dedicated server with 2 ips.
i already put type master in named.conf along with a zone file having 2 nameservers pointing to A records
ns1 IN A 1.3.5.7
ns2 IN A 2.4.6.8
how do i setup ns2 (secondary nameserver)? how do i know it is running?
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Aug 9, 2008
How can you generate a Primary Zendid?
Here is what we get:
[root@test /]# cd /usr/local/Zend/bin/
[root@test bin]# ./zendid No primary IDs was detected. Try option 'allid' to see secondary IDs.
[root@test bin]# ./zendid allid
P:K66AJ-QD99H-R55T9-8LGHW
M:5S9EX-2JC3Q-CJ4E4-KFZPV
[root@test bin]#
Can a Primary Zendid be created? And if so, how?. This is on a Centos VPS with:
PHP 5.2.5 (cli) (built: Aug 1 2008 22:54:27)
Copyright (c) 1997-2007 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v2.2.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2007 Zend Technologies
with Zend Extension Manager v1.2.2, Copyright (c) 2003-2007, by Zend Technologies
with Zend Optimizer v3.3.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2007, by Zend Technologies
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Aug 14, 2007
I have two nameservers, each running physically on a different server on different networks. Now I've noticed that whenever the primary NS goes down, clients requesting authoritative NS record lookups refuse to connect to the secondary NS, which I know is certainly up and running. The secondary NS has its own zone files and when you specifically request that server to resolve NS requests, it does the work. But generic NS lookups without specifying the server appears to fail when the primary server is down.
Does anyone know what might be happening here? I know that the domain registrar has both nameservers recorded for the domains I'm trying to resolve, but what is the point of a secondary NS, when it isn't contacted when the primary nameserver is down?
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Mar 22, 2007
clarification on DNS.
We currently have gps devices which report x,y coords. The devices currently report to a fully qualified name: servername.mydomain.com. And only one fully qualified name.
We would like to have redudancy, so if the main server goes down, then the secondary takes over. I assume this is accomblished via DNS.
So out first task is to create name servers at our domain registar and have them register them, for example:
ns1.mydomain.com -> FIRSTSERVERIP
ns2.mydomain.com -> SECONDSERVERIP
Then on the both servers we setup DNS to accept the a record of servename.mydomain.com points to? This is where I get confused. Does the firstserver DNS say point to itself, and the second DNS server point to itself?
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May 14, 2007
This is a side to side comparison review for the two VPS. Both of the plans I joined were low-end, unmanaged and cheap.
First, lets see the plans:
Veggiehost - 2 dual core Opteron @ 96MHz, 256MB guaranteed RAM, 24GB HDD, 300GB bandwidth, $13.95 / month
PrimaryVPS - 2 dual core Xeon @ 1500MHz, 192MB guaranteed RAM, 12GB HDD, 175GB bandwidth, $13.95 / month
The plan from PrimaryVPS is a little bit downgraded. While as they are offering opening and quarterly payment special offer, you can find 256MB/15GB plan at comparable price.
Now, lets see the standard unixbench result. Each VPS took two benchmarking, one in peak hour and one in non-peak hour:
VEGGIEHOST
PHP Code:
Start Benchmark Run: Fri Apr 27 22:18:37 HKT 2007TEST BASELINE RESULT INDEXDhrystone 2 using register variables 376783.7 951163.3 25.2Double-Precision Whetstone 83.1 1920.5 231.1Execl Throughput 188.3 173.9 9.2File Copy 1024 bufsize 2000 maxblocks 2672.0 8716.0 32.6File Copy 256 bufsize 500 maxblocks 1077.0 1895.0 17.6File Read 4096 bufsize 8000 maxblocks 15382.0 46337.0 30.1Pipe Throughput 111814.6 26523.6 2.4Pipe-based Context Switching 15448.6 7468.6 4.8Process Creation 569.3 508.5 8.9Shell Scripts (8 concurrent) 44.8 40.8 9.1System Call Overhead 114433.5 46879.2 4.1 ========= FINAL SCORE 13.8Start Benchmark Run: Mon Apr 30 08:09:55 HKT 2007Dhrystone 2 using register variables 376783.7 950332.3 25.2Double-Precision Whetstone 83.1 1900.7 228.7Execl Throughput 188.3 177.7 9.4File Copy 1024 bufsize 2000 maxblocks 2672.0 3576.0 13.4File Copy 256 bufsize 500 maxblocks 1077.0 974.0 9.0File Read 4096 bufsize 8000 maxblocks 15382.0 22736.0 14.8Pipe Throughput 111814.6 24180.3 2.2Pipe-based Context Switching 15448.6 7454.4 4.8Process Creation 569.3 535.8 9.4Shell Scripts (8 concurrent) 44.8 44.7 10.0System Call Overhead 114433.5 47260.9 4.1 ========= FINAL SCORE 11.3
PRIMARYVPS
PHP Code:
Start Benchmark Run: Thu May 10 22:12:25 HKT 2007 Dhrystone 2 using register variables 376783.7 5775633.2 153.3Double-Precision Whetstone 83.1 900.7 108.4Execl Throughput 188.3 1665.1 88.4File Copy 1024 bufsize 2000 maxblocks 2672.0 64448.0 241.2File Copy 256 bufsize 500 maxblocks 1077.0 19882.0 184.6File Read 4096 bufsize 8000 maxblocks 15382.0 284552.0 185.0Pipe Throughput 111814.6 527467.7 47.2Pipe-based Context Switching 15448.6 101403.6 65.6Process Creation 569.3 4162.2 73.1Shell Scripts (8 concurrent) 44.8 341.8 76.3System Call Overhead 114433.5 622391.7 54.4 ========= FINAL SCORE 101.2PRIMARYVPS #2Start Benchmark Run: Mon May 14 09:38:14 HKT 2007 Dhrystone 2 using register variables 376783.7 3725455.0 98.9Double-Precision Whetstone 83.1 897.0 107.9Execl Throughput 188.3 1170.3 62.2File Copy 1024 bufsize 2000 maxblocks 2672.0 51839.0 194.0File Copy 256 bufsize 500 maxblocks 1077.0 19404.0 180.2File Read 4096 bufsize 8000 maxblocks 15382.0 411673.0 267.6Pipe Throughput 111814.6 497630.1 44.5Pipe-based Context Switching 15448.6 64217.7 41.6Process Creation 569.3 5718.9 100.5Shell Scripts (8 concurrent) 44.8 376.7 84.1System Call Overhead 114433.5 724635.8 63.3 ========= FINAL SCORE 95.7
There are few findings from the result:
1. PRIMARYVPS is faster in overall result from CPU, IO to OS. While I could not believe that some results from VEGGIEHOST is even slower than a P2-233 BASELINE machine.
2. Though VEGGIEHOST is slower, its performance is VERY STABLE in both peak hour and non-peak hour. This is because VEGGIEHOST is now using a "hard limit" to ensure its "equal share" CPU policy since late March. This was confirmed by their support once I encountered performance drop for half in April.
Next test is using Apache Benchmark (ab) to test the theoretical webpages processing limit and also see the network throughput (from Hong Kong) in peak hour:
VEGGIEHOST
PHP Code:
1. Simple HTML static page - About 300pg/s2. Simple LAMP dynamic page - About 50pg/s3. Complex LAMP dynamic page - About 5pg/s4. Longest total time for #1 - About 800ms5. Longest total time for #3 - About 2000ms6. Throughput from remote - About 64KBPS (+/- 2KBPS)
PRIMARYVPS
PHP Code:
1. Simple HTML static page - About 800pg/s2. Simple LAMP dynamic page - About 130pg/s3. Complex LAMP dynamic page - About 13pg/s4. Longest total time for #1 - About 10ms5. Longest total time for #3 - About 600ms6. Throughput from remote - About 56KBPS (+/- 2KBPS)
The most interesting thing from the Apache bench is that the worst case to process the web pages from VEGGIEHOST is highly fluctuating. This suspected to be due to the limitation of IO partitioning in VPS technology -- An issue affecting performance much in VPS while not yet fully solved.
When check closer for IO performance from unixbench, we have the following results:
PURE DISK ACCESS
PHP Code:
Sun V480/SE3320 RAID5# ./fsbuffer 10 ; ./fsdisk 10 ; ./fstime 1013850 Kbytes/sec write 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks48567 Kbytes/sec read 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks10327 Kbytes/sec copy 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks36000 Kbytes/sec write 4096 bufsize 2000 max blocks419994 Kbytes/sec read 4096 bufsize 2000 max blocks29000 Kbytes/sec write 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocks138274 Kbytes/sec read 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocks25303 Kbytes/sec copy 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocksSun V480/INTERNAL RAID5# ./fsbuffer 10 ; ./fsdisk 10 ; ./fstime 1054000 Kbytes/sec write 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks52872 Kbytes/sec read 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks24670 Kbytes/sec copy 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks411200 Kbytes/sec write 4096 bufsize 2000 max blocks427934 Kbytes/sec read 4096 bufsize 2000 max blocks175800 Kbytes/sec write 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocks154007 Kbytes/sec read 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocks77536 Kbytes/sec copy 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocksVeggie Host# ./fsbuffer 10 ; ./fsdisk 10 ; ./fstime 108850 Kbytes/sec write 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks15018 Kbytes/sec read 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks5387 Kbytes/sec copy 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks54400 Kbytes/sec write 4096 bufsize 2000 max blocks88029 Kbytes/sec read 4096 bufsize 2000 max blocks30400 Kbytes/sec write 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocks49496 Kbytes/sec read 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocks18038 Kbytes/sec copy 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocksPrimary Vps# ./fsbuffer 10 ; ./fsdisk 10 ; ./fstime 1078850 Kbytes/sec write 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks157190 Kbytes/sec read 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks51128 Kbytes/sec copy 256 bufsize 2000 max blocks444000 Kbytes/sec write 4096 bufsize 2000 max blocks1115200 Kbytes/sec read 4096 bufsize 2000 max blocks215200 Kbytes/sec write 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocks505957 Kbytes/sec read 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocks167760 Kbytes/sec copy 1024 bufsize 2000 max blocks
Though RAID5 is slow, I did not realize before that a VPS can outperform a dedicated server!
Till now it seems all the facts from Primary VPS is excellent, while if you want to join, please consider if the following issues would be a limitation to you:
1. VEGGIEHOST is using a subscription based payment, which means you can terminate the plan once no longer needed. On the other hand, PrimaryVPS requires 30 days prior to termination.
2. VEGGIEHOST is far relax in VPS usage while PrimaryVPS restrict tighter. You can burst the CPU at VEGGIEHOST for 7x24 since it applied a hard limit (in this case hard limit is a good thing) while PrimaryVPS gives you a much higher burst CPU limit but the terms is that you cannot burst over 15% (?) CPU time for more than 5 minutes in any case. Also, VEGGIEHOST does not limit whatever purposes for your VPS while PrimaryVPS do not allow something like P2P in your VPS. This can ensure the system (particularly the IO) did not being pulled by some applications, which is good for those who do not run the P2P applications, while may not be suitable if you need to run it.
3. I have used VEGGIEHOST for 2 months and quite certain that the above results are reliable, while only used PrimaryVPS for 1 week, and since it is a new provider I could not tell if the box will be degraded when more participants to join later. I will post updated review few weeks later to see if this issue occurred.
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Nov 16, 2014
When I hit my server's domain it redirects me to one of the hosted sites' domain with a 302 redirect. It used to return the default plesk server page. How can I cancel the redirect?
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Oct 18, 2009
So the rule of thumb is if you have a 30A circuit to not exceed 80% or 24A.
If I buy a 30A circuit, I am assuming it is protected by a circuit breaker that is 30A, correct?
In *theory* we could run 29-30A all day and be fine.
So, I understand, the rule of 80% to be to the effect that "during startup, equipment uses more power ... or during runtime if it heats up, the fans go faster using more power" so it is safe to be at 24A in case you get spikes to 27-29A.
Is my reasoning correct?
Further, if you run primary/redundant circuits, is there really harm in running 13A on one circuit and 14A on the other.. and in the unlikely event of a failure, you are running 27A on one circuit (at 90% instead of 80%).
Any thoughts on this? Getting an extra 3A out of a 208V circuits is like putting in 3-4 more servers. If someone is doing this please let me know. I think it would work fine but i would like to know from the experts that do the colo stuff for a living what problems i could encounter, if any.
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