• Deploy a Scalable Cloud Server

  || How to create a Scalable Cloud Server at CloudCone with a few clicks Deploying a Scalable Cloud Server on Cloudcone is easy and can be done within a few minutes by following these simple steps. Log in to the Cloudcone panel at https://app.cloudcone.com/ Click on the ** Create new** button, which is the green colored button with a plus icon at the top right corner and select Scalable Cloud Server from the drop-down. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/2d4cd5516f6Popular

• Rebuild Your Scalable Cloud Server

  How to install a fresh OS onto your Scalable Cloud Server and boot it up. If anytime you mess any installations, you are free to rebuild your Scalable Cloud Server and start from scratch by re-installing a fresh OS onto your Scalable Cloud Server. ||| This will format your disks and all your current data will be erased and are not recoverable. To rebuild your Scalable Cloud Server you can follow these steps in order, Log in to the CloudCone panel at https://app.cloudcone.com/ NavigatPopular

• How to Reset My Root Password

  If you need to reset you Scalable Cloud Server's root password, this guide will help you out. Things to note ||| Resetting the root password will re-boot the Scalable Cloud Server and the process takes about 1 - 3 minutes. || Resetting root passwords are supported only on some Linux distributions. Click on the "Manage" button under on the Scalable Cloud Server in question You will be redirected to the Manage page On the left navigation bar, click the "Access" tab. ![Access TSome readers

• How to use the Cloud Firewall?

  If you are not a fan of managing software firewalls within your Scalable Cloud Server, you can use our Cloud Firewall to allow and deny ports of your choice. In this guide, we will show you how to allow port 22 for IP 10.10.1.254 Navigate to the Firewall tab on your Scalable Cloud Server ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/b4a6582f-f407-4054-b73c-d6e4bf698b1e/a02Some readers

• How to attach IPv6 addresses on a Scalable Cloud Compute?

  Attaching IPv6 addresses to your Scalable Cloud Compute is a straightforward task. This article will help you attach IPv6 addresses onto your new SC2. Log in to the CloudCone panel at https://app.cloudcone.com/ Navigate to the relevant SC2 manage page Click on the networking tab found in the left navigation pane Click on the "Enable IPv6" button to add 3 IPv6 addresseSome readers

• Destroy your Scalable Cloud Instance

  If you need to remove a Scalable Cloud Server from your account and delete all of its data, you can follow the steps below. ||| The process of destroying your Scalable Cloud Server is irreversible and you will not be able to recover your data or restore the server after it's destroyed. Log in to the CloudCone panel at https://app.cloudcone.com/ Navigate to the Compute page. Click on the Manage button to access the Scalable Cloud Server management page. Select Destroy from the lefSome readers

• A guide to backups and snapshots

  Backups and Snapshots are a feature on Scalable Cloud Servers, available to all clients at CloudCone. This guide will have complete instructions on how to get started with our backups and snapshots Backups How to enable automatic backups? How to restore a backup or snapshot file? [How to delete a backup or snapshot file?](/en-us/article/how-to-delete-a-backup-oSome readers

• How to attach a DDoS protected IP to my Scalable Cloud Server?

  Before you continue, please check out our DDoS protection offering as advertised on our site to see if it can work with your existing application environment :) If you require an Always On DDoS protected IP, you can follow the steps to add one to your account. || Instances are limited to 1 DDoS protected IP Click on tSome readers

• Connecting using Windows Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP)

  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 donFew readers

• How to add rDNS ?

  Adding rDNS to your IP address can be done via the client area. Please follow these few easy steps to have it added. Click on the Manage page of the Scalable Cloud Server Navigate to the networking tab from the left navigation Enter the rDNS entry on the rDNS column relevant to the IP address Click save After DNS propagates, your rDNS entry will bFew readers

• Resize Your Scalable Cloud Server

  How to update the resources allocated to your Scalable Cloud Server with ease Resources such as CPUs, RAM and Disk space of your Scalable Cloud Server can be easily increased or decreased through the CloudCone panel. To resize your Scalable Cloud Server, Log in to the CloudCone panel at https://app.cloudcone.com/ Navigate to the Compute page. Then access the management page by clicking on the Manage button of your Scalable Cloud Server Then select Resize from the left side navigaFew readers

• 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. Step 2: Click the Language option and select Add a language. ![Language Screen](https:Few readers

• Scalable Cloud Server Management

  This article will explain how you can easily boot, reboot and shutdown your Scalable Cloud Server. To follow the steps below you'll first need to log in to the CloudCone panel at https://app.cloudcone.com/ Reboot Go to your Scalable Cloud Server management page by clicking on the Manage button on the Compute page and click on the REBOOT button. You will be asked to verify your action. Click on Yes, reboot. The rebooting process will generally take around 30 to 40 seconds and your ScalabFew readers

• Adding SSH Keys

  If you need to secure your Scalable Cloud Server more using SSH Keys, this article will help you out While passwords can be cracked, SSH keys provide more security as they are nearly impossible to decipher. By following the steps below, you can add SSH key to your cloud panel. Visit https://app.cloudcone.com/login and login to your account. Click the "Manage" button On the Navigation bar to your left click the "SSH Keys" tab Click "Add new SSH Key " button You will be redirectFew readers

• How to add an SSH key to your Scalable Cloud Server?

  If you are having a trouble of entering the username and password when you want to login to your Scalable Cloud Server every time. Well, you can use SSH Keys :) Generating an SSH Key It only takes few minutes to create an SSH key, you can open your terminal and run a simple command || ssh-keygen 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 KeyFew readers

• How to view your IP Address ?

  If you are not sure of your IP address assigned to your Scalable Cloud Server, this guide will help you! Visit the Scalable Cloud 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 Scalable Cloud ServerFew readers

• How to change my Scalable Cloud Servers' hostname

  This article will help you to change the hostname of your Scalable Cloud Server to appear on the client area for better reference. Visit the Scalable Cloud Server 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 ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/b4a6582f-f407-4054-b73c-d6e4bf698b1e/6718a259-96ae-4c02-bd04-ab0822Few readers

• How to take a snapshot of my Scalable Cloud Server?

  If something goes wrong in your Scalable Cloud Server with new updates or etc. it is always good to have a snapshot ready. A snapshot can restore your Scalable Cloud Server back to the point in time before the error occurred and help you get the issue rectified. It can also be used to help with creating quick backups. Taking a snapshot is pretty easy, the following steps will guide you to take a snapshot of your Scalable Cloud Server. Visit your Scalable Cloud Server's manage page On theFew readers

• How to mount a Live CD to my Scalable Cloud Server?

  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 Scalable Cloud Server files and securely move them to a secure location over the network. To mount the live CD to your Scalable Cloud Server, follow these few easy steps Click on the manage page on the Scalable Cloud Server where you need the CD mounted. Navigate to the access tab on the leFew readers

• How to enable automatic backups?

  Backups are essential to protect your server against not only data loss but also countless other external threats like data breach and the impact of malicious software. The following guide will help you enable backups on your new server. Visit your server's manage page On the left navigation tabs, click on Backups Check the green checkbox and click on Enable Auto Backups ![](httpFew readers

• How to restore a backup or snapshot file?

  Restoring a backup or a snapshot can be done in under 2 clicks, this guide will help you. Visit the relevant Scalable Cloud Server manage page Click on the relevant tab; Backups or Snapshots Click on the restore button next to the relevant file you wish to restore ![To restore snapshot file](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/2d4cd55Few readers

• How to check my hourly bill up to now?

  Since Scalable Cloud Server 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 the current date. Click on the Manage button of the relevant Scalable Cloud Server Click on the billing tab at the left navigation tab There, you will see three cards, the first card shows the current hourlFew readers

• How to disable automatic backups?

  The following steps will help you disable automatic backups. Visit the Scalable Cloud Server manage page of the relevant server Click on the Backups tab from the left navigation tabs Under the AUTOMATED DAILY BACKUPS section, click on the red bin icon under the actions column OFew readers

• Why is the CPU model different from what is displayed on my Scalable Cloud Servers' manage page?

  You may have tried checking your CPU model on your Scalable Cloud Server, and it displayed a different CPU model than what's mentioned on your manage page. The CPU version displayed on your Scalable Cloud 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 Scalable Cloud Server across Nodes without downtime, which is to maintainFew readers

• How to delete a backup or snapshot file?

  If you wish to delete a backup/snapshot file, the following guide will help you. Visit the relevant Scalable Cloud Server manage page Click on the bin icon on the relevant backup file Click on Yes on the popup window to confirm the deletiFew readers