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Add Static IPv4 and IPv6 addresses to OpenBSD on IONOS

Note: This article has since been made into official IONOS documentation at https://www.ionos.com/help?id=5277 This article details the process of configuring a static IPv4 and IPv6 address on OpenBSD machines hosted with IONOS. It is assumed that the IP addresses you wish to use have already been assigned to your server via the Cloud Panel or…

Installing custom ISOs on IONOS Dedicated Servers

Installing a custom ISO onto a dedicated server involves booting the server into rescue mode (similar to a live CD), then using an emulator to boot the ISO and install the new operating system. The emulator will be given access to the actual disks in the server, so even though it is not running on bare-metal, it will be installed to bare-metal. Even more complex setups, such as software RAID or full-disk encryption, are possible with this method. After installation, the dedicated server can be rebooted into the new operating system.

Installing SSL Certificate in Glassfish 4

Glassfish uses Keystores (.jks), the certificate files need to be imported into the keystore with the corresponding private key before installation. After Installing SSL Certificate on your Domain, and downloading the SSL Files (Private Key, SSL Certificate, and Intermediate Certificate), we need to upload our SSL files to the Server, and prefer where Java is…

Installing & Configuring Fail2ban to Secure your Server

As we have mentioned previously, how to Secure your Server SSH Login. Today, we are going to Install and Configure Fail2ban, to black list illegitimate connections, most likely (DDOS, Bruteforce Attacking, etc..) on your Server. Fail2ban is not available in CentOS package repository. Therefore, we need to install EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux) repository…

How to mount Cloud / VPS Cloud in Rescue

When we boot Server into Rescue using GParted or Knoppix, we need to mount the Logical Volumes in order to fix whatever issue we have. However, we may receive “mount: unknown file system type LVM2_member” Now, let’s scan our Logical Volumes using lvscan From the output, it seems the Logical Volumes have not been activated.…