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Zitat von aRaphael

If the disk of the new server is greater than the old one, then you have to resize partition and filesystem after the rebuild.

The easiest way to do this, is to reboot into the gparted-live-DVD and do it with the GUI (If your Arch is x86. For ARM there is no gparted-DVD in the SCP. In this case its perhaps quicker to do it manually: how to resize)

Furthermore the snapshot of course contains the IPs of the old server.

You have to change these after rebuild in the network-settings.

How to do this exactly, depends on your OS (Ubuntu uses netplan)

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Thanks for that explanation. I was wondering that is what you meant, but I realized, I might have been wrong, hence requested a scenic understanding.

You have been very helpful, always. Thanks once again for that.

Zitat von Ecki

Hello,

you should have a look at the SCP Snapshot functions, its the easiest way to move to a new bigger Server.

Thanks. I am hoping to do that only. Everything from scratch is a big game, and I will go crazy if I go for that. lols.

Zitat von aRaphael

Yes

• Buy server.
• Make snapshot of old server
• Export snapshot (No need to download!)
• Rebuild new server from exported snapshot.
• Adjust filesystem and network-settings
• Done

Thanks for the explanation. One last question. What exactly do you mean when you say:

Adjust filesystem and network-settings

Also, to mention why I am asking is this: I have few coupons, so I would like to utilize at least one of them to get half month off, if not a full month.

Zitat von H6G

What is the issue you are facing? The download or the restore?

I have no idea how to restore if I download. Especially as I mentioned just now about probable move itself. Normal OS installation I get it, but I am not sure how the restore works here.

Move tbvh. Actually, now that you mention it, is there any difference between the 2 (move vs upgrade)?

Moreover, when some new deals will come, if for RS4K, I wish to grab it, so kind of move in that sense.

I have RS2000 and plan to move up to RS4000. I have checked the forum, the help tutorials etc, but I cannot find any coherent guide of how to download and restore from the CCP backup.

Also, will the backup from RS2000 work on RS4000 if I do? I do not wish to lose data as I have a lot and it will take me 5-6 days to restore everything, if I somehow lose the backup.

Appreciate any sort of guidance here.

Dont se if it is OSS or not. Do share the source code.

Also, you are using WP which itself is a bandwidth and resource hogging pain in all areas software.

Anyways, not able to see the data privacy and what, where and how of the data of client and their info.

Yup, but this was already a situation since 2 or 3 weeks. The date on the status page seems to be incorrect.

Zitat von remake6824

This delay is typical for new customers.

Nope. For old customers as well. I have been waiting for a response which I raised.

Zitat von zibb

Not a new customer here, have used webhosting and root server before.

Same here.

Maybe the person who created these pages and did the backend calculations forgot the mathematics, due to it being Sunday.

It is 70% discount and not 16%, unless who knows. lol

Is anyone able to click on the calendars? Day 1 still does not have any option to open.

aRaphael true, but he is enquiring about outside of that. One can always make an image and load it.

dd is helpful, but at times for unique reasons you can follow this answer 1st answer): https://askubuntu.com/a/7811

You can also do SquashFS. There are few apps too, but terminal wise is best resort.

There are Linux/Debian apps available to do that and you can always SFTP your backups.

For RS at least one backup is available. I do not recall for VPS.

I enquired as well, but they said contract terms or full payment unless mentioned in the contract cannot be changed.

Also, for switch from VPS to RS is not possible. You will have to fulfill the contract period and raise termination on VPS and purchase RS.

Do try the guide, and hopefully it will help you.

https://helpcenter.netcup.com/en/wiki/domain/dns-settings

If your domain is with NC, then you can only setup the NS given by NC.

Check them here:

http://nast.denic.de/

or here:

https://dnschecker.org/#NS/DOMAINHERE

Unfortunately, the only NS I could use were:

root-dns.netcup.net
second-dns.netcup.net
third-dns.netcup.net

Giving up. Voucher not getting applied, and now shows voucher invalid.

It is anyways tooo late in the night for me. I cannot afford to stay up any longer.

I am more of a debian person tbvh. I find it best compared to other distros.

I think this thread back from couple of years would explain much better: zswap vs zram.

However, my personal view is to use zram compared to zswap for concurrent processes.

But, if it is to store large cache files, and larger files, zswap is better in that case.

Example for RSS caches, zswap makes more sense for my instance, however while running larger number of processes makes me go to zram.

zram is best for FIFO, while zswap is best for LIFO.