I am running one of ElasticHosts’ pre-installed Linux images. How do I update the kernel?
Our pre-installed systems use the EXTLINUX bootloader instead of the more common GRUB. If you have just installed a new kernel but find that you are »»
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- I am running one of ElasticHosts’ pre-installed Linux images. How do I update the kernel?
- I am using a pre-installed Windows server with a licence purchased from Elastichosts – how do I activate my server?
- I am running Windows Server 2003, and the server is very slow, with slow disk I/O and extremely high CPU use. What can I do?
- I am running RHEL or CentOS Linux, and I have lost network connection. What’s going on?
- What should I do if my Windows Server hangs on a restart?
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I am using a pre-installed Windows server with a licence purchased from Elastichosts – how do I activate my server?
Go through the normal activation process and leave the product key blank. The product key is already built into the system and will be picked up »»
I am running Windows Server 2003, and the server is very slow, with slow disk I/O and extremely high CPU use. What can I do?
This may be because your server has started using PIO transfer for disk, not DMA, which we have seen happen to Windows 2003 servers. To change »»
I am running RHEL or CentOS Linux, and I have lost network connection. What’s going on?
There is a known bug within Red Hat Enterprise Linux and variants such as CentOS which may cause the primary network device eth0 to be renamed »»
What should I do if my Windows Server hangs on a restart?
Shut down your server and click the Edit button to go to the configuration page. Then click Expand on the Advanced section. Set the number of »»