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Welcome to the Aruba Cloud Knowledge Base. Choose a topic from the menu or start a search. Aruba Cloud is the IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) system that lets you create and connect one or more virtual machines, using them and paying for them as if they were services.

Aruba Cloud is a safe, fully scalable, fast solution that can be customized to suit your needs.

1.1.2 Time zone and use of Aruba Cloud services

1.1.3 Shared responsibility model

1.1.4 Certificates in use on Cloud Panels

1.1.5 Ownership of assets

1.2 Technical features of the Aruba Cloud service

1.3 Why choose the Aruba Cloud service?

1.3.1 Differences between Cloud PRO and Cloud VPS

1.3.2 Bandwidth and traffic

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

11.1 What is a load balancer?

11.1.1 The rules associated with a load balancer

11.1.2 HTTPS Protocol with LeastConn algorithm: public certificate and private key

11.2 Adding a load balancer

11.3 Managing a load balancer

11.3.1 Changing the status of a load balancer

11.3.2 Connecting/Disconnecting a Server

11.3.3 Creating/Deleting a rule

11.3.4 Monitor the performance: see the statistics

11.3.5 Editing a load balancer: name and notifications

11.3.6 Deleting a load balancer

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

13.1 What is Unified Storage?

13.2 Request the activation of the Unified Storage service

13.3 Selecting the network protocol

13.3.1 How to get the iQN code

13.4 Connecting a Cloud Server to the Unified Storage service

13.4.1 Connecting a Cloud Server to the Unified Storage service with CIFS protocol

13.4.2 Connecting a Cloud Server to the Unified Storage service with iSCSI protocol

13.5 Editing a Unified Storage

13.6 Deleting a Unified Storage

15.1 What are personal templates?

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