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Actually they take away shared vCores and keep only dedicated vCores for heavy cpu users
It shows that I'm a current client and that I'm not just a hobbyist.
You claimed that better value exists elsewhere, and I merely asked you where and pointed out why that hasn't been my experience. That's not invalidation; that's a challenge for you to stand behind what you write.
So its either or?
I don’t think so.
I never had issues with cpu resource usage.
— running windows server on 2 vCore with 0.5 dedicated
No cause I don't know what to wtire on /etc/netplan/90-private.yaml
NVME VPS enp2s0: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST> mtu 1500 qdisc noop state DOWN mode DEFAULT group default qlen 1000\ link/ether 00:22:94:ef:23:23 brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff
HDD VPS ens4: <BROADCAST,MULTICAST> mtu 1500 qdisc noop state DOWN mode DEFAULT group default qlen 1000\ link/ether 00:22:84:44:44:fa brd ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff\ altname enp0s4
It says Change eth1 to your interface's name, if different
Okay, but I have enp2s0 and ens4, what should I put there?
HH company has already given us discounts, so I wouldn’t like to burden it with trivial questions and tickets that are trivial for them, but quite difficult for me to understand.
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ifconfigorip aOne interface will have your public IP address against it, the other probably won't have any IP yet.
I'd guess ens4 is your virtual interface, but I've never used HH virtual networking, so it's just a guess.
Can you define hobbyist and their limit in TB (above which, the customer can be taken as non hobbyist)?
I ask this because depending upon that criteria, I may become a hobbyist and my opinion will be obsolete in this regard.
Also, just for expectation management, you shouldn't be opening a ticket for this with any provider of an unmanaged service. Tickets are for stuff that they've provided that doesn't work, not just because you don't know how to do something or how to figure it out.
Asking here is a good thing, although probably better in its own topic as then other people might notice it and help you out too. When you figure it out, also create a topic saying how you fixed it, or add that to the end of your existing topic - that way others trying to do the same will find it by googling.
I have ignored troll replies from others but I'll address yours for a specific reason.
If you could remember, there was one user who was harassing you and later got banned. In the forum, I publicly voiced against that user for you because I believed under no circumstances, you should go through such harassment.
But currently, you are behaving same as him.
So good job fellow forum member.
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Please edit out your IP address!
eth0is your public interface,ens4is your virtual interface.I did before posting. So it's okay.
Not very well! There are two IPv4 and an IPv6 there.
Why then on bf2024 vps I have no ens4, only eth0, lo and enp2s0, not ens4?
Have you enabled the virtual network on both machines? Have you rebooted since doing that? And lastly, hopefully stupid question, are you sure they're in the same datacentre?
My apologies if you feel that way
But look at yourself, how you have been arguing about a non issue in an offer thread, and that too when you are not even a customer.
Just because and let me quote you
Not a single person agreed with your reasoning. Still, you have the right to express your opinion.
No, you've come into a provider's thread to bash the provider and make claims that you can't back up (e.g., there's better value with other storage providers).
You're not "ignoring trolls" when people rightly call you out on that.
Well, in my opinion, not following rules is anything but principles.
No provider will appreciate opening tickets for any non-issue. Especially if the wait times are clearly mentioned.
Enabled on both machines, then restarted both. And yes, both of the in the Stockholm location, hope it's the same datacenter thou... But who knows!
I'm out of ideas at this point - I can't enable the private networking on any of my machines at all, but I don't have any in the same region, so not surprised it's disabled for me. I'm guessing if you do have that option, then it should work...
I'd suggest rebooting again from the control panel - maybe even a full shutdown, edit something minor on the networking page like reverse DNS, and then start it up again just to make sure. If the interface still doesn't work, it's possible the kernel you're using doesn't support the virtual interface (but that's quite unlikely unless it's a really old kernel). Otherwise google some more, or create a new topic asking for help.
Does private networking add the interfaces automatically? If not, you may need to.
Btw old storage without nvme disk have the option to upgrade?
My thinking:
A list is made in order of orders placed. X amount of orders expected to be processed a day. If someone opens a ticket, that list either needs to stop and deal with ticket, causing delay for everyone remaining on the list, or proceed anyway and then the next day the ticket conflicts with the actions from previous day, causing wasted time and resources. Having a "might require changes" moved to the back of the line is more efficient.
I was at the airport the other day and lineup was wrapped around the desk and our plane wouldn't take off in time unless we got prioritized. We got moved to a priority line with two agents. But the first two fuckers ate up 15 minutes each instead of ~2 minutes each, so average processing time was 7.5 minutes instead of 1 minute. We ended up having to cut in front of the line for like 5 more agents. We still took off late. Fuck that airline and their disorganization.
You don't know which companies own hardware and which lease.
Private, not virtual. They're both virtual unless hardware passthrough used (which isn't).
Why do you have a vps? A minimum level of knowledge is required for an unmanaged server. Or willing to learn. Check out server-world.info for resources.
In Debian 12, I used /etc/network/interfaces.
Yes, it does. It doesn't add static IP, user has to do that.
So, Google "assign static IP in $OS" should get one going. One may also want to set MTU to 9000.
You'll get migrated eventually, but you need to move your data yourself.
There's already a reply from me regarding your question. Instead of replying to that, you replied to my post addressed to another poster.
As a customer/end user, that's not a concern for me as long as the provider meets the requirement.