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Question by Ryan L: Windows 2003 Server (Virtual) Dedicated?
Alright, so basically i have a virtual dedicated server from a Database. It has windows 2003. Obviously it has a firewall built onto there database etc, but they said i Could install “software” for a firewall aswell.. which I need to stop some exploits on some stuff I Host, Everytime, It dosent work, like the firewall turns on for a sec than turns off… it’s like it locks me out I Tried BlackIce, But i pretty much need a complete tutortial on how to go about installing somthing like this on a dedicated server, The Database said they couldent help since there not the software developers.

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Answer by Greed_2.0
NEVER use windows based servers on public networks.

Linux/Unix packet handling and DNS systems are far better…

I have never had a Linux server compromised (VPN wrapper helps.)

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Question by networkingnovice: Let’s say I lease a dedicated server from some hosting company.?
I use a software app like Virtuozzo or VMWare to create 4 Virtual Machines inside the server.

I now have 4 virtual machines in the server, each with its own memory, OS, Windows.
Would I be able to log into one of the VMs using remote software, and then – from that machine, browse the internet, go to other websites, download software, and basically do anything that I could do on a regular PC?

Part of my trouble in understanding my own question, is that the leased dedicated server would probably not have a monitor attached to it, and I am used to using remote software that lets you see what is happening on the desktop of the computer being accessed.
I am trying to figure out what I would see from my computer if I was connecting to one that did not have a monitor. Would I still be able to use my local mouse and keyboard in the environment of the remote server, and would I be able to do what ever I want to accomplish on the VM, despite it’s status as a webhost server?

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Answer by Harry B
well if you can remotely see some sort of display from the computer, and you can remotely control it without a command line interface, i think that your idea would be fully feasible.

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Question by questioner: Does changing webhost affect SSL and/or Dedicated IP Address?
So, I host my SSL, IP Address and website at a single entity. Now, I’d like to move my webhosting account to a new host, however, I’d like to leave my IP Address and SSL with my exisitng host. Domain is hosted elsewhere.

Thanks for your response

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Answer by adaviel
SSL certificate moves with server name https://www.example.com, regardless of hosting or ip address

IPv4 address stays with upstream provider, usually.

Forward DNS doesn’t matter. The only way you can get a reverse lookup is from your upstream provider (who provides the IP address and connectivity)

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Question by Oliver T: Wilcard DNS (similar to hosts file) in Windows without a local dedicated DNS server…?
I have a local test server running Apache2 with virtual hosting setup correctly. I’d like to set up a system so that *.dev is redirected to my testing server at 192.168.0.4

I know I can do this for each individual site using the hosts file found in C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\
Unfortunately the Windows hosts file doesn’t work with wildcards!

I don’t have a dedicated local DNS server, but I’d like a system that redirects *.dev to my server without the need to open and edit the Windows hosts file every time.

Do you know how this can be achieved?

Thanks in advance.

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Answer by Tracy L
Well, if it were me, I would probably just setup a Proxy server for the office. Since you attempting to make a new TOP LEVEL domain type??? I think it is about the ONLY way you will get this to work. (You can use the same “apache2″ machine as the proxy!)

Hope that helps.

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