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• Creating a server on Multicraft

  To create a server, ensure you have installed Multicraft onto your VPS and are logged into the homescreen. Once there, Press Create Server Below is an explanation of the settings you are presented with Name: The name you wish to choose for the server Players: The maximum amount of players on your server Assign to user: If you're wanting a specific user to own this server, Type their name in here (make sure you've created them an account in the users tab) IP: This is the IP you wilFew readers

• How to Install Multicraft onto your VPS

  This article will show you how to install Multicraft onto your VPS, Please ensure you are running CentOS 7.5. For this guide we will be using sqlite rather than MySQL although you may choose MySQL if you prefer. First off we need to ensure your system is up to date yum -y update Once that has run, We now need to install all the dependencies for you to run Multicraft and Minecraft.Few readers

• How to setup an image hosting webserver using ShareX

  This guide will take you through the steps of how to get a custom image uploader. You need to be running windows on your personal computer for this to work Before you begin you require the following things. A Domain (e.g // example.com) A VPS running CentOS 7.x ShareX (Windows Only) (https://getsharex.com/) Now that you have your base requirements, we can connect to our VPS using SSH and install the following things. Run the following commands to instaFew readers

• How to SSH into your VPS

  How to SSH Into your VPS With our VPS line of products, you receive full root access to your server. SSH stands for Secure Shell. Simply follow these steps to get right into your VPS and start managing your server. To get started, you'll need to download PuTTY which can be found by clicking this link First, you'll need to order your VPS and receive the root login details to your email address. Second, you'll need to dFew readers

• How to setup a Minecraft Server on CentOS 7.x

  How to set up a Minecraft Server on CentOS 7.x You may find yourself in a confusing world on your new VPS and all you want to do is set up a Minecraft Server. This will show you the easy steps of how to do this. Setting up your Dependencies It might seem daunting sitting at an SSH not knowing what to type. but its quite simple once you have your dependencies installed. You need to Update your Server sudo yum update Installing screen sudo yum install screen -y Installing nanoFew readers

• How to boot into single-user mode (CentOS 7.x)

  Booting into single user mode permits you to access the file system in a read/write permissive mount that allows you to make modifications to the server you otherwise wouldn't without a recovery environment. This can be used for multipleFew readers

• How to configure your VPS Firewall on CentOS 7.x

  Configuring your VPS Firewall A firewall can be used to block certain communications that are deemed as unauthorized traffic, can prevent hacking attempts, and can aid in DoS attacks. It is important to enable your VPSes firewall to deny any unauthorized traffic to your server. This guide is for CentOS only. If you do not have CentOS on your VPS, please go to our Debian based article on how to configure your firewall. To enable the firewall, you will need to run the following commandFew readers

• How to boot into single-user mode (Debian Based Distros)

  Booting into single user mode permits you to access the file system in a read/write permissive mount that allows you to make modificatiFew readers