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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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description Ultimate Edition, first released in December 2006, is a fork of Ubuntu. The goal of the project is to create a complete, seamlessly integrated, visually stimulating, and easy-to-install operating system. Single-button upgrade is one of several special characteristics of this distribution. Other main features include custom desktop and theme with 3D effects, support for a wide range of networking options, including WiFi and Bluetooth, and integration of many extra applications and package repositories.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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install_notes \nCD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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description Vector Linux is a small, fast, Intel based Linux operating system for PC style computers. The creators of Vector Linux had a single credo: keep it simple, keep it small and let the end user decide what their operating system is going to be. What has evolved from this concept is perhaps the best little Linux operating system available anywhere. For the casual computer user you have a lightening fast desktop with graphical programs to handle your daily activities from web surfing, sending and receiving email, chatting on ICQ or IRC to running an ftp server. The power user will be pleased because all the tools are there to compile their own programs, use the system as a server or perhaps the gateway for their home or office computer network. Administrators will be equally as pleased because the small size and memory requirements of the operating system can be deployed on older machines maybe long forgotten.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed if you intend using it as an installation CD and not just a live CD.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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description Mandrake Linux was created in 1998 with the goal of making Linux easier to use for everyone. At that time, Linux was already well-known as a powerful and stable operating system that demanded strong technical knowledge and extensive use of the "command line"; MandrakeSoft saw this as an opportunity to integrate the best graphical desktop environments and contribute its own graphical configuration utilities and quickly became famous for setting the standard in ease-of-use and functionality. Mandriva Linux, formerly known as Mandrakelinux, is a friendly Linux Operating System which specializes in ease-of-use for both servers and the home/office. It is freely available in many languages throughout the world.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed if you intend to use this as an installation and not live CD only.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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description UHU-Linux is the leading distribution of Linux in Hungary. It is primarily intended for Hungarian users, thus special care is taken to support the Hungarian language as much as possible. Ease of installation and sane default settings both help new users of Linux and make veterans feel comfortable. Usability as the main goal involves having all the cutting-edge yet stable releases of Open Source packages, with dpkg as the package manager. Development is completely open and everyone is invited to join.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure there is a hard drive also attached to the same server on which this software can be installed.\n3. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n4. Start the server.\n5. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n6. You will be able to complete the software installation via VNC and start using your new server.
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install_notes CD Installation instructions:\n1. Add this CD to a server that you wish to install this software onto.\n2. Make sure that this CD is selected as the boot drive. You can do this from the 'Drives' tab on the main server detail window.\n3. Start the server.\n4. Connect to the server using VNC. You will find the IP address and password on the 'Summary' tab of the main server detail window and in the server list view.\n5. You will be able to start using your new server via VNC.
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description This is a pre-installed ready Fedora system that can be deployed to your account instantly. Please refer to the install notes for a full guide to initial configuration. The Fedora Project is an openly-developed project designed by Red Hat, open for general participation, led by a meritocracy, following a set of project objectives. The goal of The Fedora Project is to work with the Linux community to build a complete, general purpose operating system exclusively from open source software. Development will be done in a public forum. The project will produce time-based releases of Fedora about 2-3 times a year, with a public release schedule. The Red Hat engineering team will continue to participate in building Fedora and will invite and encourage more outside participation than in past releases. By using this more open process, we hope to provide an operating system more in line with the ideals of free software and more appealing to the open source community.
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install_notes ***You must update the default root/superuser password for Fedora 13 on first login.***\n\nPre-installed Fedora 13 64bit Linux on 24/07/2010\n============================================================\n\n1. Minimum Hardware Requirements\n--------------------------------------------------\n\nThe recommended minimum hardware requirements based on user feedback are:\n\nCPU: 1GHz\nRAM: 1GHz\n\nWe recommend specifying a larger size for a better user experience.\n\n\n2. Access your server for the first time using VNC\n----------------------------------------------------\nInitially you will need to access your server via VNC to complete the setup. \n\na) Start up your new server.\n\nb) Please use one of the recommended VNC clients, you will find a full list by following the 'Connect to your server via VNC now' link on general tab of the server detail window.\n\nb) Use the IP address and VNC password as provided on the general tab of the server detail window.\n\nc) After a few seconds you should see your server appear.\n\n\n3. Complete the personalisation of your new server\n---------------------------------------------------------------------\nUpon first start-up you should be presented with the welcome screen after the initial boot process has completed. You will now have the opportunity to personalise your system installation. \na) Click the 'forward' button to get started.\n\nb) You will now see the license information for this system. Fedora 13 has an open source GNU license. Assuming this is acceptable you should click the 'forward' button again.\n\nc) You can now create your own user account, enter your name and set the password. Please note:\n\nTHIS IS NOT THE ADMINISTRATIVE ACCOUNT. YOU SHOULD RESET THE ROOT/SUPERUSER PASSWORD AS OUTLINED IN STEP 4 BELOW AFTER COMPLETING STEP 3.\n\nd) After clicking forward again you will have the opportunity to set the time servers that will set your servers time. You can just leave the default values unless you have some specific needs. Once you are happy please click the 'forward' button.\n\ne) Finally you have the option to submit your hardware profile to the Fedora Project to help with their development. This is entirely your personal choice. Either way once you are ready click the 'finish' button.\n\n4. Update your root/superuser password\n----------------------------------------------------\n\nThe default account is: cloudsigma\nThe default root/superuser password is set to: cloudsigma .\n\nPlease CHANGE this IMMEDIATELY after first connecting with VNC.\n\na) Open a terminal or use the command line.\n\nb) Type the command:\n\nsu root\n\nWhen prompted use the password 'cloudsigma' (don't type the quote marks). The prompt should change to show you now using the root/superuser account.\n\nc) Now type the command:\n\npasswd\n\nd) When prompted enter a new password. We recommend a password of at least 8 characters including upper case and lower case letters as well as numbers.\n\ne) CoudSigma does not have access to your server account passwords. It is imperative that you securely store and manage your own passwords for your servers.\n\nf) Please note your root/superuser password is different from your VNC password. You can change your VNC password from the web console at any time.\n\n\n5. Expanding your drive\n--------------------------------\n\nThe system is fully installed and designed to expand to fill the initial size of the drive. After first login you should find that the system has used the full disk size as its partition.\n\n\n6. Enabling Remote Access\n--------------------------------------\n\nVNC access is always enabled in our cloud allowing emergency recovery. We recommend using SSH to access your server for command line actions. By default this is turned off initially for security reasons. You will need to enable and install SSH if you wish to use it for access moving forward.\n\n\n7. Networking\n-------------------------\na) IP networking can be left as DHCP. Even if you are using a static IP address with this server our management layer will apply the same IP address via DHCP. Using DHCP ensures you will have no issues receiving the correct networking settings. We recommend using DHCP initially if only to receive all the correct networking settings.\n\nb) CloudSigma employs an open networking infrastructure. All ports are open for inbound and outbound traffic with the exception of port 25 (SMTP) which is blocked for trial users.\n\nIt is important that you secure access to your server according to your needs.
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install_notes ***You must update the default root/superuser password for Debian 5.0 on first login.***\n\nPre-installed Debian 5.0 64bit Linux on 02/08/2010\n========================================\n\n1. Minimum Hardware Requirements\n--------------------------------------------------\n\nThe recommended minimum hardware requirements based on user feedback are:\n\nCPU: 1GHz\nRAM: 1GHz\n\nWe recommend specifying a larger size for a better user experience.\n\n\n2. Access your server for the first time using VNC\n------------------------------------------------------------------\nInitially you will need to access your server via VNC to complete the setup. \n\na) Start up your new server.\n\nb) Please use one of the recommended VNC clients, you will find a full list by following the 'Connect to your server via VNC now' link on general tab of the server detail window.\n\nb) Use the IP address and VNC password as provided on the general tab of the server detail window.\n\nc) After a few seconds you should see your server appear.\n\n\n3. Update your root/superuser password\n-------------------------------------------------------\n\nThe default accounta are: root and cloudsigma\nThe default passwords for both accounts is set to: cloudsigma .\n\nPlease CHANGE this IMMEDIATELY after first connecting with VNC.\n\na) Open a terminal or use the command line.\n\nb) Type the command:\n\npasswd\n\nc) When prompted enter the password 'cloudsigma' (no quotes should be typed) again and press return. You will then be prompted to enter a new password. We recommend a password of at least 8 characters including upper case and lower case letters as well as numbers.\n\nd) CloudSigma does not have access to your server account passwords. It is imperative that you securely store and manage your own passwords for your servers.\n\ne) Please note your root/superuser password is different from your VNC password. You can change your VNC password from the web console at any time.\n\n\n4. Expanding your drive\n--------------------------------\n\nThe system is fully installed, but you will need to extend the disk partition to cover the whole of your drive if you chose a disk size greater than 20GB. There are a number of tools which you can use to achieve this included GParted, the CD of which is also available in the drives library.\n\n\n4. Enabling Remote Access\n--------------------------------------\n\nVNC access is always enabled in our cloud allowing emergency recovery. We recommend using SSH to access your server for command line actions. By default this is turned off initially for security reasons. You will need to enable and install SSH if you wish to use it for access moving forward.\n\n\n5. Networking\n-------------------\na) IP networking can be left as DHCP. Even if you are using a static IP address with this server our management layer will apply the same IP address via DHCP. Using DHCP ensures you will have no issues receiving the correct networking settings. We recommend using DHCP initially if only to receive all the correct networking settings.\n\nb) CloudSigma employs an open networking infrastructure. All ports are open for inbound and outbound traffic with the exception of port 25 (SMTP) which is blocked for trial users.\n\nIt is important that you secure access to your server according to your needs.
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install_notes ***You must update the default root/superuser password for CentOS 5.5 on first login.***\n\nPre-installed CentOS 5.5 64bit Linux on 24/07/2010\n============================================================\n\n1. Minimum Hardware Requirements\n--------------------------------------------------\n\nThe recommended minimum hardware requirements based on user feedback are:\n\nCPU: 1GHz\nRAM: 1GHz\n\nWe recommend specifying a larger size for a better user experience.\n\n\n2. Access your server for the first time using VNC\n----------------------------------------------------\nInitially you will need to access your server via VNC to complete the setup. \n\na) Start up your new server.\n\nb) Please use one of the recommended VNC clients, you will find a full list by following the 'Connect to your server via VNC now' link on general tab of the server detail window.\n\nb) Use the IP address and VNC password as provided on the general tab of the server detail window.\n\nc) After a few seconds you should see your server appear.\n\n\n3. Update your root/superuser password\n----------------------------------------------------\n\nThe default account is: root\nThe default root/superuser password is set to: CloudSigma .\n\nPlease CHANGE this IMMEDIATELY after first connecting with VNC.\n\na) Open a terminal or use the command line.\n\nb) Type the command:\n\npasswd\n\nc) When prompted enter the password 'CloudSigma' (no quotes should be typed) again and press return. You will then be prompted to enter a new password. We recommend a password of at least 8 characters including upper case and lower case letters as well as numbers.\n\nd) CloudSigma does not have access to your server account passwords. It is imperative that you securely store and manage your own passwords for your servers.\n\ne) Please note your root/superuser password is different from your VNC password. You can change your VNC password from the web console at any time.\n\n\n4. Expanding your drive\n--------------------------------\n\nThe system is fully installed, but you will need to extend the disk partition to cover the whole of your drive if you chose a disk size greater than 20GB. There are a number of tools which you can use to achieve this included GParted, the CD of which is also available in the drives library.\n\n\n4. Enabling Remote Access\n--------------------------------------\n\nVNC access is always enabled in our cloud allowing emergency recovery. We recommend using SSH to access your server for command line actions. By default this is turned off initially for security reasons. You will need to enable and install SSH if you wish to use it for access moving forward.\n\n\n5. Networking\n-------------------------\na) IP networking can be left as DHCP. Even if you are using a static IP address with this server our management layer will apply the same IP address via DHCP. Using DHCP ensures you will have no issues receiving the correct networking settings. We recommend using DHCP initially if only to receive all the correct networking settings.\n\nb) CloudSigma employs an open networking infrastructure. All ports are open for inbound and outbound traffic with the exception of port 25 (SMTP) which is blocked for trial users.\n\nIt is important that you secure access to your server according to your needs.
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