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How am I billed for Compute Instances?
CloudCone Compute Instances billing is pretty straightforward, this article will explain everything you need to know Hourly Billing Instances are billed hourly, you will receive a bill on the 1st of every month for the previous month's hourly use which means you are charged for the number of hours your machine is online. When you create your machine, you will see your total bill per hour and per month.  If you require an Always On DDoS protected IP, you can follow the steps to add one to your account. Click on t
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How to Reset My Root Password
If you need to reset you compute instance's root password, this guide will help you out. Things to note Click on the "Manage" button under on the compute instance in question You will be redirected to the Manage Instance page On the left navigation bar, click the "Access" tab.  Generating an SSH Key It only takes few minutes to create an SSH key, you can open your terminal and run a simple command After running the above command it will ask you where to save the file, enter the passphrase and that's it.The Key will be shown. Adding an SSH Key to your account After generating the Key it's easy to ad
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How to view your IP Address ?
If you are not sure of your IP address assigned to your instance, this guide will help you! Visit the Server Manage Page on the server in question IPs On the left navigation tab, click on Networking There you will see the assigned IPs on your instance
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How to check my hourly bill up to now?
Since the servers are billed every hour, we charge you after use and this article will help you to understand the due from the last paid date up to today. Click on the Manage button of the relevant VM Click on the billing tab at the left navigation tab Billing Tab There, you will see three cards, the first card shows the current hourly bill for that speci
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How to change my servers hostname
This article will help you to change the hostname of your server to appear on the client area for better reference. Visit the compute instance manage page of the server Visit the Rebuild tab on the left navigation panel On the Change Hostname option, type in your new hostname Click the green Update hostname button to save your changes
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How to mount a Live CD to my machine?
Network enabled Live CDs are helpful if you ever corrupt your data in the drive, or accidentally removed partition information which leads to Kernel Panics WIth using the Live CD, you can access your server files and securely move them to a secure location over the network. To mount the live CD to your machine, follow these few easy steps Click on the manage page on the VM where you need the CD mounted. Navigate to the access tab on the left side navigation tabs 
Connecting using Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Microsoft's Remote Desktop Connection tool will let you access everything from afar. Connect Remotely From Windows Launch the Remote Desktop Connection tool in Windows 10 by clicking the Start button and opening the folder for Windows Accessories. OR Click the Start menu, Type in “mstsc” or “mstsc.exe” and hit Enter. Enter the IP address and the username and Click "Connect". If you wish to save your credentials so you don
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How to install a Language Pack on Windows Server 2019
This article shows how to download and install Language Packs in Windows Server 2019. The installation is quite easy, you only have to choose the right language in your Windows Server. Please follow the following steps. Step 1: Open the Windows Settings and select Time & Language. Windows Settings Step 2: Click the Language option and select Add a language. ![Language Screen](https:
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Why is the CPU model different from what is displayed on my servers' manage page?
You may have tried checking your CPU model on your server, and it displayed a different CPU model than what's mentioned on your servers' manage page. The CPU version displayed on your server is not accurate as they are virtual machines. The CPU is emulated to match certain CPU options. The reason we emulate the CPU is to allow certain features on the cloud, like Hot Migration which allows us to move servers across Nodes without downtime, which is to maintain service quality and to make sure o
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