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my hoster doesnt have my template what should i do [message #62713]

Fri, 24 April 2009 13:06

snoonw

Messages: 3
Registered: April 2009

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I have vps setup at home so i could test out my voip application.
Now i want to move it to real hoster and i have setup the account and everything.
I can do a back up and restore what happens to my template?
Is there a way to do backup so all the template specifics r also captured?

2)Or can i creat a vps on top o the hosters vps by installing openvz on the vps and then hypervm . Will this work ?

Can i get this info as soon as possible?

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Re: my hoster doesnt have my template what should i do [message #62716 is a reply to message #62713]

Fri, 24 April 2009 14:49

Ales

Messages: 139
Registered: July 2008

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You posted this under the Lxadmin section of the forum... but you probably don't use Lxadmin.

So, what kind of VPS are we talking about? Do you use HyperVM? With OpenVZ or Xen virtualization? What operating system are you using in this VPS?

What kind of VPS's does your future hosting provider offer?

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Re: my hoster doesnt have my template what should i do [message #62718 is a reply to message #62716]

Fri, 24 April 2009 15:10

snoonw

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Registered: April 2009

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I am using openvz with hypervm on centos 5.2 and ths hoster has the same

Can i run a vps inside another vps

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Re: my hoster doesnt have my template what should i do [message #62750 is a reply to message #62713]

Fri, 24 April 2009 21:30

Ales

Messages: 139
Registered: July 2008

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Depends on how much is your hosting provider willing to cooperate. You could just create a template of your current VPS and ask your provider to use it for your new VPS.

Otherwise, you could backup your current VPS and restore it over the new VPS.

In both cases, you might need to adjust your network settings afterwards.

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