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Connect to your Hosting by console through PuTTY

In this manual, we will teach you how to access the console of a hosting service, hosted on your Cloud server with SWPanel as the management tool, using the SSH/CHRoot user and the free PuTTY application. ⚠️To activate the SSH/CHRoot user and password, we (...)

Updating Ubuntu 19.04 repositories

Discontinuance of Ubuntu 19.04 Dingo Disk Ubuntu version 19.04 ended its lifespan at the end of January 2020. Canonical, the company that makes the famous open source distribution possible, offered nine months of support, which entails that updates and the (...)

Configuration of a cloned Debian/Ubuntu/Windows server

Once the cloning of your Cloud server [? How to clone a Cloud server with data or without data] is done, you can use the newly deployed machine to test your website, or have a pre-production environment. To start operating with your clone, you will have to (...)

Setting up a cloned CentOS 8 server

Once the cloning of your Cloud server with CentOS as operating system [? How to clone a Cloud server with data or without data] is done, you can use the newly deployed machine to test your website or have a pre-production environment. To start operating wi (...)

How to manage the status of cloud services

Cloud services status management From SWHosting we have implemented a new tool, in order to facilitate even more the management of the services of your server, so that you can perform in a graphical and intuitive way the management of these services and av (...)

How to check your server's event log

To review the event log of your Cloud, you can follow the steps below: 1- Log in to SWPanel and go to the corresponding Cloud Dashboard using the top browser. info_capture The screenshot is for guidance only. It was taken on version 2025.02.0002 dated 17 (...)

How to start your Cloud Server

In this manual we are going to guide you, step by step, so that you can start your Cloud Server from the SWPanel. Using the top search bar that you have in the SWPanel, search for the Cloud server to manage: info_capture The screenshot is for guidance on (...)

How to create a load balancing system in SWPanel?

What is load balancing? Load balancing is a mechanism that allows to distribute the consumption of cpu, network, storage, ... resources in order to be able to serve a given service without the limitations that a single device would offer. A typical example (...)

How to modify repositories in Linux

If we wish to increase the capabilities of our operating system, we have the option of adding repositories to be able to install updated software or software that is not available for our distribution. It is important to mention that it is necessary to inv (...)

How to modify the values of PHP variables in your Private Hosting

To modify the PHP variables of a Cloud Hosting plan, first, you must locate from the "Tree of active services", the service where you want to modify, or you can use the general search engine of the SWPanel to find it: info_capture The screenshot is for i (...)

How to manage the disk volumes of your Windows Server cloud server

All our Cloud servers with Windows operating system have a customized disk partitioning structure so that, once you have created your Cloud Windows server, you can easily decide whether you want your O.S. to have a single disk volume C:/ or you also want (...)

How to manage the disk volumes of your Windows 10 cloud server

All our Cloud servers with Windows 10 operating system have a customized disk partitioning structure so that, once you have created your Cloud Windows server, you can easily decide whether you want your O.S. to have a single disk volume C:/ or also a secon (...)

How to create Cloud deployment templates

How to create a Cloud deployment template A Cloud deployment template allows you to create a Cloud server with the same resources as the original (without data). ⚠️ Important: In order to create a Cloud deployment template, your Cloud server must not have (...)

How to create a Cloud using a Template

How to create a Cloud using a Template A Cloud deployment template allows you to create a Cloud server with the same resources as the original (without data). ⚠️ Important: When deploying a service using a deployment template, the same IP will be configur (...)

How to park and unpark a Cloud

1. What is the purpose of parking a Cloud Imagine that for a while you are not going to use your Cloud, neither do you need it to be operational, although you know that in a while you will have to start it up again. Then a good option to save monthly costs (...)
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