If you’ve just purchased a Linux VPS, securing it should be your first priority. A default VPS setup is vulnerable to brute-force attacks, bots, and automated scans within minutes of… Read More
How to Install a New Operating System on Your VM6 VPS
This guide explains how to reinstall or change the operating system on your VM6 High Performance UK VPS using the client control panel. This is useful if you want to… Read More
How to Access Your VPS Console via Browser (HTML5 VNC Guide)
This guide shows you how to access you VPS console directly from your browser using the HTML5 VNC viewer inside the VM6 Networks control panel. This allows you to control… Read More
How to Login to Your Linux VPS via SSH Using PuTTY
If you’ve purchased a Linux VPS, you can connect to it securely using SSH (Secure Shell). In this guide, we’ll show you how to log in to your Linux VPS… Read More
How to Install and Configure UFW Firewall on a Linux VPS
Please note this is for Linux VPS, if you host MT5 Forex VPS with us or game servers, please use the Windows Firewall guide. UFW (Uncomplicated Firewall) is a simple… Read More
How to Change the SSH Port on a Linux VPS
By default, SSH runs on port 22. Changing the SSH port helps reduce automated brute-force attacks and improves server security. In this guide, you’ll learn how to safely change your SSH… Read More
How to Change SSH Port on Linux: A Complete Security Guide
Changing your SSH port from the default port 22 is a crucial security measure that can significantly reduce automated attacks on your Linux server. This comprehensive guide will walk you… Read More
How to Configure Firewall on Linux: Complete Guide
A properly configured firewall is your Linux server’s first line of defense against unauthorized access and malicious attacks. This comprehensive guide will walk you through installing and configuring the three… Read More
🧠 Understanding Virtualization: KVM vs XEN vs OpenVZ vs Hyper-V
Virtualization is the backbone of modern hosting infrastructure. It allows multiple virtual machines (VMs) to run on a single physical server, each isolated and capable of running its own operating… Read More