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Re: vps server
by gallas » Sat Dec 12, 2009 3:58 pm
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Re: vps server
by Jhon Kelly » Sat Dec 19, 2009 5:54 am
you can go to this website and it will tell you are the specifics of building a proxy. The site is still in beta, but all of the info that you need to get started is there.
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Re: vps server
by Beaten Rice » Mon Dec 21, 2009 8:38 am
I have a VPS Server which I use for web hosting, I would like to setup a proxy server for my own personal use. It does not need to strip out my original IP address or allow SSL although it would be a plus.
However, it MUST be private so that only I can use it.
What are the best software and how would I go in setting this up?
However, it MUST be private so that only I can use it.
What are the best software and how would I go in setting this up?
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Re: vps server
by Jhon Kelly » Tue Dec 22, 2009 11:42 am
A Dedicated Server is a full server that is your 'own'; you share it with no other websites. You have the full hard drive, full use of RAM, full use of the processor. The whole gambit. If you could walk in to the data center where your account is, and look at the actual server, it would be your account only on that server. You have root access.
A VPS is a Virtual Private Server. A VPS simulates having a dedicated server, but you are still sharing the server with other websites. You still have root access, but the actual hard drive in the server is split between several websites (clients). The benefit of root access is you have better control over your filesystem. Many programs will not run without root access. Some configurations/options can not be set up without root access. Shared Hosting companies are usually very strict about making such adjustments for clients. So a VPS would be a good fit for someone needing root access, but doesn't want to pay the full price for a dedicated server.
A VPS is a Virtual Private Server. A VPS simulates having a dedicated server, but you are still sharing the server with other websites. You still have root access, but the actual hard drive in the server is split between several websites (clients). The benefit of root access is you have better control over your filesystem. Many programs will not run without root access. Some configurations/options can not be set up without root access. Shared Hosting companies are usually very strict about making such adjustments for clients. So a VPS would be a good fit for someone needing root access, but doesn't want to pay the full price for a dedicated server.
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Re: vps server
by Rana Naeem » Sat Feb 13, 2010 5:48 pm
I have a VPS Server which I use for web hosting, I would like to setup a proxy server for my own personal use. It does not need to strip out my original IP address or allow SSL although it would be a plus.
However, it MUST be private so that only I can use it.
What are the best software and how would I go in setting this up?
However, it MUST be private so that only I can use it.
What are the best software and how would I go in setting this up?
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Re: vps server
by jhon01 » Wed Jul 21, 2010 5:34 am
Hi
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Try VPS hosting with us for a month and experience the quality that has defined our business since we began in 2002. Our customers are sticking with us for the long term; we hope you'll join us at. Multiple Domain Hosting
Thanks!
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