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How to Change the Network Card to Virtio, Intel PRO, or Realtek in SolusVM?

You can change your network card to any other network card. For example, from Realtek to Virtio or Intel Pro. 1. Login to your SolusVM Control Panel. 2. If you have multiple VPSs, select the appropriate one.  3. Scroll down, and under the settings tab, you can find the Network Card option. Select...

How to Change Hostname from SolusVM?

You can change the hostname from SolusVM.  1. Login to your SolusVM Control Panel. 2. If you have multiple VPS, select the appropriate one. 3. Scroll down, and under the Hostname tab, enter your hostname in the text box under New Hostname. Then click on Change.  4. A reboot is required so that the...

How to Change the VNC Password in SolusVM?

You can change the VNC password using SolusVM.  1. Login to your SolusVM Control Panel. 2. If you have multiple VPS, select the appropriate one. 3. Scroll down, and under the VNC Password tab, enter your new password in the VNC text box. Then click on Change.  4. It will prompt for confirmation. Click...

How do I connect to my VPS via SSH (Secure Shell) terminal?

To connect to your VPS via SSH (Secure Shell), follow these steps based on your operating system and preferred SSH client:### **For Linux and macOS Users**1. **Open Terminal:**   - On Linux: Search for "Terminal" in your applications menu.   - On macOS: Open "Terminal" from the Applications > Utilities folder.2. **Use...

What tools can I use to monitor resource usage (CPU, RAM, disk) on my VPS?

Monitoring resource usage on your VPS is crucial for maintaining performance and stability. Here are some tools you can use to monitor CPU, RAM, disk, and other system resources:### **1. **Built-in Tools#### **For Linux:**1. **`top`/`htop`:**   - **Usage:** Provides a real-time view of CPU, RAM, and process usage.   - **Command:** `top`...

How do I manage domains and subdomains in cPanel on my VPS?

Managing domains and subdomains in cPanel on your VPS is straightforward. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you handle domains and subdomains using cPanel:### **1. Access cPanel**1. **Log In to cPanel:**   - Open your web browser and go to `http://yourdomain.com/cpanel` or `http://your-server-ip:2083`.   - Enter your cPanel username and password to...