Cloud Servers (VPS/VDS)

Install an operating system on a new WebGee cloud server from the Cloud Console, and get root access with an SSH key or emailed password.

Install, check and remove the WebGee support SSH key on your VPS or dedicated server, so our team can help without you sharing a password.

Install the CyberPanel control panel on a WebGee cloud server, on a supported OS, and secure it before putting anything live.

CWP is tied to RHEL-family distributions and its naming is misleading. What to install it on, and why CyberPanel or aaPanel is usually the better choice.

WebGee permits VPNs and network relays on its servers, with bandwidth and abuse caveats. Tor exit relays need a conversation first.

The diagnostics support needs to investigate a connectivity issue, and how to gather them on Linux, macOS and Windows.

Run an MTR report and send it to support so a network problem can actually be diagnosed — including the reverse direction, which is usually missing.

Install the aaPanel control panel on a WebGee cloud server, and the security steps its default configuration leaves to you.

Reset the root or Administrator password on a cloud server from the Cloud Console when you have lost access.

Cloud servers are unmanaged by default. What that means in practice, and what the managed plan adds.

VNC gives you the server's screen directly, so it works when SSH does not. When to reach for it, and why to turn it off afterwards.

WebGee cloud servers run on KVM, giving you your own kernel, your own firewall and full isolation from other tenants.

cPanel 138 ships Meridian as a separate plugin that depends on ea-podman. If docker-ce is installed the plugin cannot install, and only Jupiter appears.

A Linux kernel flaw lets a local unprivileged user gain root. Check whether your server is exposed, apply the mitigation, then update the kernel.

Attach a CD/DVD image to install an operating system manually or boot a rescue disk, and control which device the server boots first.

What the Cloud Console does, how to sign in, and how it differs from the server page in your client area.

Reinstall the operating system on a cloud server from the Cloud Console. This erases everything on the primary disk.

Reach a server that will not boot or accept SSH, using the browser VNC console or rescue mode, and reset the root password.

Create on-demand backups of your cloud server's primary disk, set a daily or weekly schedule, and understand what is not included.

The server overview in the Cloud Console — power controls, resource usage, and what each tab is for.

Find your server's IP addresses and gateway, set reverse DNS so mail is deliverable, and change the DNS resolvers it uses.

Give a developer or colleague access to a single server in the Cloud Console without sharing your account credentials.

Add an existing public key to the Cloud Console, or generate a key pair, so servers you build accept key authentication instead of a password.