Tutorial for beginners: Instructions for using the hostus background KVM host function interface

For veterans, it only takes a while to understand the backend function configuration of a hosting provider, but for novices, it may take half a day or more, especially for some more complex interfaces! It just so happens that hostus has just launched a KVM architecture vps host, and I have just opened one. Now let’s take a look at the hostus background kvm architecture interface and play with the usage tutorial!
1. VPS host information

You can see the general information of the host, such as the initial payment and renewal price, etc. You can also see whether the host is available or unavailable. Of course, there are also common functions such as cancellation! Below, this site mainly introduces some columns in the left column!

2. VPS Overview

3. Settings

Emulated CPU Model: Default is enough

Network Card: Select the network card type and leave it as default

KVM OS Optimization: Kernel selection is OK

Boot Device: Set the boot sequence, choose hard disk or CD ROOM

After setting up, click Save Changes, and then you need to restart the VPS for the configuration to take effect!

The following is the network settings, the default is enough!

4. Snapshots

There is nothing much to say about this. The English description states that each VPS host can have 3 snapshots, which is equivalent to backing up the entire VPS host, but it is recommended to back it up locally! After all, problems may still occur sometimes, and it’s fine for temporary use. This requires manual operation, not automatic@!

5. Web Console

The web control terminal is used to install the ISO system or for emergency use when you cannot log in to the VPS! So it is generally not used, hehe!

6. CD-ROM/ISO: Various ISO systems, 2G memory is required to install Windows

7. Rebuild: Reinstall the system

You must record your password, or set your own password. There is no reset password button in the background! hey-hey!

8. Usage Graphs: Check the usage of CPU, memory, hard disk I/O, network bandwidth, etc.

9. Request Cancellation: Cancel VPS

That’s about it, there is also an rDNS/PTR setting, this is the default! It’ll be nice to get familiar with a lot of the backstage slowly!

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