I'd be careful about suggesting that people whitelist their public IP address for management. Some people won't have a static IP address & it would eventually lock them out.
@@1337shadow a home user's public IP address can change occasionally. When you're managing a cloud instance that's where the source of the SSH traffic will be coming from. Your private IP is irrelevant as it will be natted by your router.
Nice video. Next time please talk more about WHY one would want to do this and what are the alternatives. One could just use command line, no panel, correct? What if I prefer NGINX over Apache? Stuff like that.
Good instructions. Any updates to this? I have a linux metal box that only has sql on it. Do i need to put the webserver on it or get another metal box and connect them?
Thanks for the great video/tutorial. Question from a newbie: you recommended changing the password and locking it down so only my IP can access the cPanel but I don't have a static IP (I'm just using my wifi from my home network) - and maybe this is a dumb question, but if I set it to my current laptop's IP, and it changes, won't I get locked out? Thanks again.
Another question if you happen to see this: the email account I set up is able to receive emails but thus far nothing I send out seems to show up (I checked spam/junk folders). Ideas? Again, thanks for the tutorial.
As another user has commented below.. Its not a good idea to only allow your public ip as most ISP's change ip every couple of months or so. You usually have to pay for a static ip. Best way would be to use ssh keys and disable being able to log in via passwords indefinitely. Generate a keypair using ssh-keygen on each of your devices you plan on connecting with. I would advise against using the same private key more than once incase it ever gets compremised. You don't want to get locked out of your system and via doing it this way, you will also have access to logs to be able to understand which key/system has been compremised. Also, I'd recommend looking through how to secure your server- linode actually has a guide and it should help a lot for beginners. Been with linode for a few years now and I gotta admit, they really are a top notch service. Lastly, if setting up a mail server- do a bit of research into it and make sure everything is setup correctly and that it passes all the mail checks. Its easy to get your domain/ip blacklisted if not done correctly, especially to gmail services. Hope this might help a few of you.
Hestia: In the Ancient Greek religion, (/ˈhɛstiə, ˈhɛstʃə/; Greek: Ἑστία, "hearth" or "fireside") is the virgin goddess of the hearth, the right ordering of domesticity, the family, the home, and the state. In Greek mythology, she is the firstborn child of the Titans Cronus and Rhea.
100% more tutorials like these! These videos help me really get hands on and learn new tech - love it!
Nice profile pic, also nice to see you're a patriot! MAGA KAG Trump 2024!
You make some interesting videos. I really appreciate how thorough you are.
Great video Don👍 I´ve been using a couple of Linode servers myself for the past year. It´s an amazing service!
This was fantastic! Thank you. Also fun fact, with kde, if you hold alt, you can click anywhere on a window to drag it
I'd be careful about suggesting that people whitelist their public IP address for management. Some people won't have a static IP address & it would eventually lock them out.
The public ip doesn't change the local ip is what changes 192.168.0.0/24
@@1337shadow a home user's public IP address can change occasionally. When you're managing a cloud instance that's where the source of the SSH traffic will be coming from. Your private IP is irrelevant as it will be natted by your router.
more like these as well please! :-)
I allways wanted to do this, i know this isnt a big thing, but thx for making it look easy...
Nice video. Next time please talk more about WHY one would want to do this and what are the alternatives. One could just use command line, no panel, correct? What if I prefer NGINX over Apache? Stuff like that.
This is going to be a amazing summer project👍
Correct that right-click doesn't work in their server window. But Ctrl+V works perfectly. ;)
Good stuff! Please post more tutorials about these stuff! Thanks.
Yes please. I would love to see more.
Amazing video. Thank you for this!
Good instructions. Any updates to this? I have a linux metal box that only has sql on it. Do i need to put the webserver on it or get another metal box and connect them?
Thanks for the great video/tutorial. Question from a newbie: you recommended changing the password and locking it down so only my IP can access the cPanel but I don't have a static IP (I'm just using my wifi from my home network) - and maybe this is a dumb question, but if I set it to my current laptop's IP, and it changes, won't I get locked out? Thanks again.
Another question if you happen to see this: the email account I set up is able to receive emails but thus far nothing I send out seems to show up (I checked spam/junk folders). Ideas? Again, thanks for the tutorial.
As another user has commented below.. Its not a good idea to only allow your public ip as most ISP's change ip every couple of months or so. You usually have to pay for a static ip.
Best way would be to use ssh keys and disable being able to log in via passwords indefinitely. Generate a keypair using ssh-keygen on each of your devices you plan on connecting with. I would advise against using the same private key more than once incase it ever gets compremised. You don't want to get locked out of your system and via doing it this way, you will also have access to logs to be able to understand which key/system has been compremised.
Also, I'd recommend looking through how to secure your server- linode actually has a guide and it should help a lot for beginners. Been with linode for a few years now and I gotta admit, they really are a top notch service.
Lastly, if setting up a mail server- do a bit of research into it and make sure everything is setup correctly and that it passes all the mail checks. Its easy to get your domain/ip blacklisted if not done correctly, especially to gmail services.
Hope this might help a few of you.
Useful and informative video! Thank you Don!
Very helpful, thank you!
lovely video was looking for something like this
Is it easy to set up LetsEncrypt with that setup?
Yup one check box and it does it for you automatically
@@NovaspiritTech Nice!
Was following these instructions, set up linode and only domains and my ASUS laptop with cinnamon mint crashed and I cannot recover 😢😢😢
Great tutorial. Is this suitable for an ecommerce site?
Awesome explanation, good job! 😯👌
Level: intermediate to advance.
Cool stuff! Could you tell us why choose this panel instead of many others open source out there?
What about system updates? Is that handled on Linux directly or through Hestia?
how i do it, is setup a cron job
There is an in-built cron system for updates in Hestia
What OS are you using? I like your setup.
Hi! There is a 404 at the link of linode. The correct url should end with novaspirit not novaspirittech
fixed
The webmail doesn't send message for some reason it only receives them
What is the temperature gnome extension? It looks beautiful
how long does it take the domain to become active; mine is in progress
With hover its just a few min, idk about onlydomains
Thanks for this; I didn't know. Sadly my Linode is Linux 22.1 and not supported by Hestia. I should have installed 22.4 LTS :( ...
i mean 22.04
ispconfig is also nice alternativ ;)
wo..they have Gentoo?sick
What is the title of that intro song?
the code is not working
07/05/2021 14:19 UTC+1
fixed
Link (promo code) is invalid.
fixed
thanks
press shitf +ctrl +v to past
Hestia: In the Ancient Greek religion, (/ˈhɛstiə, ˈhɛstʃə/; Greek: Ἑστία, "hearth" or "fireside") is the virgin goddess of the hearth, the right ordering of domesticity, the family, the home, and the state. In Greek mythology, she is the firstborn child of the Titans Cronus and Rhea.
Second!
First
renting someone else's computer is not DIY