1.4 Snapshot

1.5 Edit/Delete a scheduled task

1.5 Delete a Virtual Private Cloud

1.5 Scheduled tasks »

1.6 Recurring scheduled tasks

1.6 Public IP

1.7 Uses of recurring scheduled tasks

1.7 Load balancer »

1.8 Upgrade the resources of your Cloud VPS

1.8.1 Initialize a Cloud VPS

1.8.2 Convert a Cloud VPS to a Cloud Server

1.9 Deleting a Cloud VPS

10.1 Connecting a Cloud Server to the Internet

10.1.1 Buy new public IPs

10.1.2 Associate the public IP from your control Panel

10.1.4 How to make connections configured in Windows servers effective

10.1.5 How to make connections configured in Linux servers effective

10.1.6 How to make connections configured in Linux Debian and Ubuntu servers effective

10.1.7 How to make connections configured in Linux openSuse servers effective

10.2 Multi-IP

10.2.1 Creating a Cloud Server with Multiple IPs

10.2.2 Configuring Multiple IPs on an existing Windows Cloud Server

10.2.3 Configuring Multiple IPs on an existing Linux Cloud Server

10.2.4 Configuring Multiple IPs on an existing Debian and Ubuntu Cloud Server

10.2.5 Configuring Multiple IPs on an existing openSuse Cloud Server

10.3 Set up Reverse DNS on a Public IP

10.4 IPv6

10.5 How to disconnect Cloud Servers from a public network

12.1 Plesk licenses - Versions and Extensions

12.2 Buying a Plesk license

12.2.1 Installing Plesk using a Cloud Server (Windows or Linux) graphic interface

12.2.2 Configure and register a Plesk license on a Cloud Server (Windows or Linux)

12.3 Deleting a Plesk license

15.1 What are personal templates?

15.2 Create a personal template

15.3 Edit a personal template

15.4 Delete a personal template

15.5 Clone a personal template on multiple Data Centers

16.1 Basic infrastructure

16.1.1 Setting up Disaster Recovery policies

16.1.2 Setting up Business Continuity systems

16.2 Create a private network between multiple Cloud Servers in different data centers

16.2.1 Configuration of Windows server

16.2.2 Configuration of Linux server

16.3 Horizontally and\or vertical scaling

2.1 Managing Microsoft Windows Server licenses

2.2 Calculation of required GHz for guaranteed vCPUs in case of VMs with Microsoft Windows Server licenses

3.1 Access the web console

3.1 Create and configure a Cloud Server

3.1.1 Create a Cloud VPS