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chostwalesuk · 06-26-2009, 01:10 PM

Hey guys, im fairly new to VDS Manager, infact i only installed it yesterday on our server and i have to say i love it.

We are running Centos 5.3 64bit with Quad Core 2.66 and 8GB ram.

Anyhow im wondering how can i do these simple things in the control panel. At the moment i am having to do them in SSH, but when ever i reformat the VDS or do any changes to the plan of the VDS, it puts it back to what it was. So....

Have multiple CPU's
Im currently having to goto /etc/vz/conf and find the vps config there and all i do is change the CPU ="1" to howmany i want. so if the vps to have 4 cores, i change that to 4. Simple, but i would like to do this in the control panel

Have Garunteed Ram/Burstable Ram
Im probally just over looking it here, but where can i do this and how in the control panel?

Add Range IP to control Panel
Last question is how do i add a range of IP's to the server to use for VPS. I spent nearly 20mins last night inputting 64ips manually

Best,
Nathaniel.

06-26-2009, 01:10 PM	#1
chostwalesuk Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 10	3 simple things surely? (VDS Manager) Hey guys, im fairly new to VDS Manager, infact i only installed it yesterday on our server and i have to say i love it. We are running Centos 5.3 64bit with Quad Core 2.66 and 8GB ram. Anyhow im wondering how can i do these simple things in the control panel. At the moment i am having to do them in SSH, but when ever i reformat the VDS or do any changes to the plan of the VDS, it puts it back to what it was. So.... Have multiple CPU's Im currently having to goto /etc/vz/conf and find the vps config there and all i do is change the CPU ="1" to howmany i want. so if the vps to have 4 cores, i change that to 4. Simple, but i would like to do this in the control panel Have Garunteed Ram/Burstable Ram Im probally just over looking it here, but where can i do this and how in the control panel? Add Range IP to control Panel Last question is how do i add a range of IP's to the server to use for VPS. I spent nearly 20mins last night inputting 64ips manually Best, Nathaniel.