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What open source control panel are you using?

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  • @RosenCruz said: Which Plesk I should buy for OpenVZ ???

    As far as I know, there is no Plesk license for OpenVZ.

  • @kalam said: As far as I know, there is no Plesk license for OpenVZ.

    Ouch :/

  • @Zero That's very interesting and awesome if it works. I based my answer off of the response I got from my license provider. Maybe they simply didn't know you could do that. Someone here should test the Virtuozzo license on OpenVZ and confirm it.

  • Thanks for the information. I guess I will give it a try, all I can lose is 1,5 EUR

  • rskrsk Host Rep, Veteran

    @kalam said: Someone here should test the Virtuozzo license on OpenVZ and confirm it.

    I think it is supposed to work :D

  • I ve purchased one from the link above. Still waiting for license information cause my order is pending. Will share information here if I can install it . Or can let some experienced one in if interested.

  • I can confirm that Plesk 11 for Virtuozzo systems is running fine on my OpenVZ box. Installation and configuration was pretty easy. Just to let everyone know.

  • ..just set up a little ispconfig cluster... an Ubuntu 12.04 master running all services (using approx ~350M with no real service load), and two Debian Squeeze BIND DNS slaves running on 256 LEB's (each using approx 160M sans queries).. so it actually makes a real nice BIND cluster.. and even though the interface is a tad ugly, it is still quite intuitive.

  • shovenoseshovenose Member, Host Rep

    zPanel X, EHCP, and ISPConfig (in the order I prefer them)

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