SolusVM Tutorial

Many friends have bought foreign VPS, and setting up V*P*N for their own use is one of the uses. If it is a XEN or KVM architecture, this problem is not a problem, but OpenVZ needs TUN and PPP support, so it needs to be enabled by the host provider.

Previously, we installed SolusVM together and successfully opened a VPS with OpenVZ architecture. Today, Good VPS will talk to you about how to integrate SolusVM into the WHMCS system and realize automatic VPS activation. Today's tutorial still uses the OVH server I purchased before as a test.

Previously, we installed SolusVM together and successfully opened a VPS with OpenVZ architecture. Today, Good VPS will talk to you about how to integrate SolusVM into the WHMCS system and realize automatic VPS activation. Today's tutorial still uses the OVH server I purchased before as a test.

I have done a series of simple tutorials before. In fact, in principle, they cannot be regarded as tutorials, but only processes. Recently, many IDCs have updated their SolusVM versions, including our common Myhost123, DS, VIRPUS, etc. You may not be used to the new interface.

Previously we installed SolusVM on the server. Today we will open OpenVZ on it. This series is mainly based on opening OpenVZ. Please refer to the official Wiki for KVM and XEN. In addition, what this article describes is to install the master directly on the server and set up a VPS on this server. Please refer to it for controlling multiple servers. It is also very simple.

Recently, various discounts have not been strong, and I have been struggling to write about so many companies for a long time. Some friends have reported that there are too many Chinese IDCs. I hope everyone can understand my situation. What we call tutorials here on Good VPS can only be regarded as recording a process, or it can be done this way, but if there is a more convenient way, I hope you can correct me.