For existing VPS customers: Re…

For existing VPS customers: Refer a new customer to Network Presence & we’ll double the RAM of (1 of) your VPS. #NetPres

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From cPanel’s own forums: How …

From cPanel’s own forums: How to add GD to PHP on your cPanel VPS. http://t.co/XcZ3ha5r #NetPres

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Use “authconfig –update –passalgo=sha512”

Use “authconfig –update –passalgo=sha512” to set the highest password encryption on your CentOS/RHEL Linux VPS. #NetPres

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We Peer so you don’t have to pay for some of your data usage

Sometimes we get asked what our “Non-Peerable Internet Transit” VPS and Colo data quotas mean and it’s based on the rather unique nature of the domestic Internet in Australia.

In short, Australia (being so remote to the rest of the planet) has a large network of “Peering Networks” which means that much of the domestic or Australian Internet is reachable via these peering networks.

We’re a big believer in this, so we have many peering links, which means that customer usage of our ‘non-peerable’ (and thus more expensive) Internet links is lower and we pass that cost saving on to customers by not metering / charging customers for data sent or recv’d via our peering network links.

Only data which we can’t deliver via domestic peering relationships is metered towards your account’s data usage quotas.

This is a great benefit to customers who have end-users or customers of their content which are domestic or in Australia, meaning that some customers only have a small portion of their total data usage metered towards their data quotas.

Examples of sites and other networks reachable via our Peering Links include AARNet‘s national network (Australian Universities, CSIRO and other education institutions) and many of the larger ISP networks in Australia.

FYI and regards,
Richard.

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Good The Cloudcast podcast ep….

Good The Cloudcast podcast ep. on Network Virtualisation & software defined networks (SDN). http://t.co/DUgiscga HT @bigswitchnews #NetPres

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If you’re interested in runnin…

If you’re interested in running or using Chaos Monkey on Network Presence, then let us know. http://t.co/X9BmCTjL #NetPres

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Enjoy a Pancake anytime at Can…

Enjoy a Pancake anytime at Canberra’s Pancake Kitchen with @everynetcomau free public wifi. Mmm, delicious! http://t.co/4bbnel49 #EveryNet

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How to use iptables on your Li…

How to use iptables on your Linux VPS to rate-limit packet and connection storms. http://t.co/eGhzw16r #NetPres

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Adding SSL Certificates and settings to your cPanel VPS

Assuming you’ve generated your SSL Certificate’s CSR and Key files elsewhere or outside of your cPanel itself, then once you have your purchased official signed Certificate (we use and recommend NameCheap.com Comodo SSL Certs), you can install those SSL files to a pre-existing cPanel site and user on your cPanel VPS using the following simple steps:

a) Login to your WHM and click the main window item “SSL/TLS” and click its “Install a SSL Certificate and Setup the Domain” icon.

b) Open your SSL Certificate’s .crt (Certificate) file and copy the contents as text and paste them into the first large text box on that “Install a SSL Certificate and Setup the Domain” page (in the box below the word ‘Fetch’).
Once the .crt file is pasted, hit your Tab key and cPanel will try to find the Key file, but will read your Crt file text and identify the existing cPanel Domain name, Username and IP address for the site mentioned in the Certificate file.

c) Copy the text of your SSL Certificate’s Key (.key) file and paste them into the 2nd large text box on that page.

d) Most SSL Certificates come with other .crt files or CA Bundle files included in the .zip file you may get from your SSL Registry and please copy and paste each of those additional ‘Domain Validation’ and ‘CA’ .crt files you may get with your Certificate into the 3rd large text box on that “Install a SSL Certificate and Setup the Domain” page.
There may be many of these additional .crt or CA text files and you just paste them all one after the other into that last large text input box on that page.

e) Then click that page’s “Submit” button and wait while cPanel processes and configures for your site’s SSL access and Cerfiticate.

All going well it’ll indicate success and you can immediately go and access your site’s https:// type URL.

We include and are happy to do this for any Network Presence Managed or cPanel running VPS customer.

FYI,
Richard.

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We’ve seen this too. Avoid. RT…

We’ve seen this too. Avoid. RT @newsycombinator: Why you should never use GoDaddy ever again (even for a domain search) http://t.co/d5WnrvjI

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