How to use SCP
Secure Copy over SSH As the name implies, SCP stands for SecureCopy and is a Linux command for copying files...
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How to create a Teamspeak server
What is Teamspeak? Teamspeak is a VoIP software mostly used by videogame players to communicate to each other by talking...
New VPS Location – Sweden
MVPS is proud to announce the expansion to a new server location in Sweden. Located in a Stockholm datacenter, in...
How to secure your linux – Fail2ban
Fail2ban Fail2ban is a very good tool for hardening linux against brute-force attacks. It works by checking logs and creating...
VPS Feature – Cloud Firewall
You can block the traffic before it is reaching your server by using our cloud firewall. Up to 20 rules...
How to use TW CLI
TW_CLI is a powerful command-line tool for managing 3Ware RAID controllers. It allows you to monitor disks, configure RAID arrays,...
How to setup the rDNS on MVPS
Setting up a Reverse DNS (rDNS) record, also known as a PTR record, is a crucial step for server administrators,...
New Feature – Automatic Balance replenishment
As per the request of our customers, we have added the option for automatic balance replenishment. You can now ensure...
Lubuntu + RDP – A free alternative to windows vps
Lubuntu, a lightweight Linux distribution based on LXDE, offers a smooth and efficient desktop experience for those looking for a...
New VPS Location – Cyprus
MVPS is happy to announce the expansion to a new server location, in Cyprus. Located in Larnaca, a beautiful city...
Server maintenance
It ain’t gonna do itself As with major linux distributions, developers are constantly adding new code and features with the...
How to secure your linux – Public key authentication
Why the fuss about security? Linux is secure by default but the multitude of options at your disposal are plenty...
