How can I access my VPS via VNC?
In this tutorial we will be showing you how to connect through VNC. Head to the VPS manager and select the VPS you would like to access via VNC. VPS Manager Navigate to the "Console" page via the left sidebar. Console (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/391da7753cfbc2PopularHow do I host a website on my VPS?
Hosting a website on a Virtual Private Server (VPS) provides you with greater control, flexibility and performance compared to shared hosting. This guide will walk you through the process of setting up a VPS to host a website using Nginx, serve PHP files, and set up a MariaDB database. Prerequisites Before you begin, ensure you have: A VPS running a Linux distribution (Ubuntu 24.04 is used in this guide). SSH & sFTP access to your VPS. A domain name pointing to your VPS's IP addreFew readersHow to resize a FreeBSD partition
After upgrading your service you might need to expand an existing partition to take advantage of additional disk space. Below is a practical step-by-step guide to resizing a FreeBSD partition and expanding a ZFS pool. 1. Identify the Disk and Partition Start by listing all disks and partitions using gpart: This will display something like:Few readersHow to resize a Windows partition
How to Extend a Windows Partition When a Windows VPS storage is upgraded, the new space may not automatically be added to your existing C drive partition. This can happen if a hidden recovery partition is located between your C drive and the newly unallocated space. This guide provides a step-by-step process to extend your C drive by temporarily disabling and deleting the recovery partition, extending the C drive, and then recreating the recovery partition. Step 1: Disable the Windows RFew readers