The best control panel for vps servers is... Virtualizor

sz1hosting

I have been testing a few control panels lately and me and the team have gone with Virtualizor Control Panel for our hosting services after lots of testing and client end ease of use etc and i would have to say it is the best.

If you have not used this control panel you should try it out it is the best as far as i can tell form testing both admin and client end, Solusvm is nice and feathur too but there is something about Virtualizor that we really like for OVZ VPS.

They do a 1 month License for free and the support is the best i have come across so i just wanted to share this as it is a great panel but wow support is amazing if you use this panel you will know exactly what i mean!

My conclusion is that Virualizor is better than Solusvm though i know a few will say out right no it is not but after testing me and my team would say yes it is the best though we are looking into feathur too for kvm vps.

A little info from http://www.virtualizor.com/

Virualizor is a powerful web based VPS Control Panel. It supports OpenVZ, Xen PV, Xen HVM and Linux KVM virtualization.

Admins can create a VPS on the fly by the click of a button VPS users can start, stop, restart and manage their VPS using a very advanced web based GUI.

Users and Admins can see various sorts of Graphs in order to better manage their resources.

linuxthefish

Feathur is better!

Davidx

@Jack said:
Isn't that the one full of exploits and relies on a remote license server which is always down?

Which?

AThomasHowe

I think I-83 use this panel. It's okay considering what I pay for it but it's not great (the control panel that is, server is fine)

sz1hosting

Jack said: Isn't that the one full of exploits and relies on a remote license server which is always down?

Not that i know of.

wych

@AThomasHowe said:
I think I-83 use this panel. It's okay considering what I pay for it but it's not great (the control panel that is, server is fine)

I don't think they do.

@i83 said:
We run Proxmox not SolusVM;

http://lowendtalk.com/discussion/25416/awesome-april-offers-ipv6-ipv4-unmetered-gigabit-ports-france-eu

AThomasHowe

Looks like it to me. uses a similar skin if not.

wych

@AThomasHowe said:

Looks like it to me. uses a similar skin if not.

You should check my last post...

sz1hosting

wow that really looks like virtulizor.

AThomasHowe

It seems you're right, it does look similar though.

Would have been nice if you'd added the proof before I saw it and posted though

wych

@AThomasHowe said:
It seems you're right, it does look similar though.

Would have been nice if you'd added the proof before I saw it and posted though

Edits take time!

AThomasHowe

I am pretty sure wych is right, the images for example link to:

https://i-83.net/account/modules/servers/proxmox/template/images/reinstall.png

I guess the guy who made the proxmox temple took some inspiration (or the other way round). Or maybe it's a UI framework... who knows.

Sander

We use Virtualizor and I think Virtualizor is very easy to use. It's easier to setup and manage than SolusVM.

earl

I really liked this as an enduser.. but maybe it was a nightmare on the administration side, since I noticed the providers that use this end up changing to soluvm.. this was years ago thought may have changed by now.. I think ipxcore started with virtualizor.

sz1hosting

earl said: a nightmare on the administration side

Not really though it is not as simple as setting up solusvm i admit but once it is setup it is really good i am very happy with it the main reason i posted was because myself and the team are happy with virtulizor though a few of my team want feathur to be used but i like virtulizor so we will stick with that and use feathur for kvm vps.

Does anyone use virtulizor for kvm vps?

i83

Just to confirm we do not have any products running via the Virtualizor platform.

wych

@Jack said:

I thought so too, epic multiquote btw.

sz1hosting

lol some trickery quoting there.

blackeye

I think virtualizor is easy .

last year I using solusvm stuck on ip block :v

sz1hosting

blackeye said: last year I using solusvm stuck on ip block :v

Basically virtulizor is the easiest to use, we where worried about security but they assured us it would be fine also we did do some security tests and everything seems to check out, but nothing is full proof and nothing is unhackable.

earl

sz1hosting said: Does anyone use virtulizor for kvm vps?

Now I remember why I like it.. Virtualizor offered templates for KVM way before solusvm implemented it on their CP.. It sure saved a lot of time rather than having to reinstall.

sz1hosting

earl said: It sure saved a lot of time rather than having to reinstall.

Oh i see nice, so having kvm and ovz on the same node would be ok have you done this?
My team said they will not put kvm and ovz on the same disk or even server, i am not super techy like they are so excuse my lack of understanding in some aspects of server administration.

earl

@sz1hosting said:

As I mentioned I was only an enduser..I bought a KVM from carstensz pyramid couple years back.. not sure if you can put both virtualization type on the same node as I never messed around with the administration side of it.

sz1hosting

earl said: not sure if you can put both virtualization type on the same node as I never messed around with the administration

side of it.

Oh ok i see : )

sz1hosting

said: form

i ment from, editing will delete the poll.

jar

@Jack said:
Yeah jarland used it..

Was virtpanel, boy was that filled with regrets.

nexmark

Is the WHMCS plugin from them free or third party that needs to be paid?

eddynetweb

Does Virtulizor support the assignment of IPv6 subnets?

sz1hosting

eddynetweb said: Does Virtulizor support the assignment of IPv6 subnets?

The First part is the basic setup your Main Server for IPv6.

Just google "centos tunnelbroker".

Now we must add the ipv6 subnet to the Virtualizor Bridge.

For Example youhave ipv6 subnet from tunnelbroker: 2001:470:1f0b:xxxx::/64

login via ssh to your server as root and do:

ip addr add 2001:470:1f0b:xxxx::1/64 dev viifbr0

Now, the 2001:470:1f0b:xxxx::1 is the Gateway for the VPS Clients

U can write this in /etc/rc.local to do this on server starts.
Also disable ip6tables ! (service ip6tables stop)

Now Login to Virtualizor Panel an add IPv6 Pool.

Gateway: 2001:470:1f0b:xxxx::1
Netmask: /64
Nameserver1: 8.8.8.8
Nameserver2: 8.8.4.4
Generate IPv6: 2001:470:1f0b:xxxx:0002:0002
Number of IPv6: 50

Now you can add ipv6 addresses to your Servers.

Also:
If you do not want to disable the ip6tables add these rules to:
/etc/sysconfig/ip6tables

.# Echo Request (protect against flood)

-A INPUT -p icmpv6 --icmpv6-type 128 -m limit --limit 5/sec --limit-burst 10 -j ACCEPT

.# Echo Reply

-A INPUT -p icmpv6 --icmpv6-type 129 -j ACCEPT

If you need any further advice or support go to http://virtualizor.com and submit a support ticket and you will receive out standing support.

Select virtualizor support when submitting a ticket at:
https://www.softaculous.com/support/open.php

sz1hosting

nexmark said: Is the WHMCS plugin from them free or third party that needs to be paid?

the "plugin" for whmcs is free.

sz1hosting

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