# Welcome to Vibes Host Doc's & FAQ
We’re excited to have you here. This space is designed to provide solutions to common questions and everyday issues, making your experience with Vibes Host smooth and hassle-free. Whether you’re looking for quick answers or need help with more specific challenges, you’ll find everything you need right here.
Feel free to explore our general FAQs or dive into our dedicated sections for detailed troubleshooting and advanced topics. We’re here to support you every step of the way!
# Windows
Learn how to manage your windows service and take a little bit more profit
# Change VPS Password
View how to change the Administrator user password in Windows Server
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Changing your password in Windows Server 2022 is a simple process. Follow the steps below to update your password
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#### **Option 1: Change Password Using the Ctrl + Alt + Delete Screen**
1. **Log into your Windows Server 2022** with your current credentials.
2. Once logged in, press **Ctrl + Alt + Delete** on your keyboard.
3. From the menu that appears, select **Change a password**.
4. In the next window:
* **Enter your current password** in the first field.
* **Enter your new password** in the second field.
* **Confirm the new password** by entering it again in the third field.
5. Click **Enter** or press **OK** to confirm the change.
Your password will now be updated.
#### **Option 2: Change Password via Computer Management (for Admins)**
1. **Open the Start menu**, type **Computer Management**, and press **Enter**.
2. In the left-hand panel, navigate to **Local Users and Groups** > **Users**.
3. Find the user whose password you want to change. Right-click the user and select **Set Password**.
4. A warning message will appear. Click **Proceed**.
5. Enter the **new password** and confirm it. Click **OK** to finalize the change.
#### **Option 3: Using Command Prompt**
1. **Open Command Prompt** as Administrator:
* Right-click the Start menu and select **Windows Terminal (Admin)** or **Command Prompt (Admin)**.
2. Type the following command to change the password for your account:
net user username newpassword
Replace `username` with your actual account name, and `newpassword` with the new password you want, for example
```powershell
net user Administrador 938iskjfk$%3ijnk$4
```
1. Press **Enter**. A confirmation message will appear stating "The command completed successfully."
***
By following any of these methods, you can easily change your password on Windows Server VPS.
# How to connect to your windows VPS
Here you will see how to connect to a Windows VPS.
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You will receive the credentials of your purchase in your mailbox, we recommend checking the SPAM folder if you see that it does not appear, once it has been processed the credentials are always sent by mail.
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Once you have the login credentials on your mailbox you will do this steps
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1. Open your windows search bar and search "Remote Desktop".
2. In the "Computer" field you will put the server IP Address.
3. Select Show Options
4. Enter your username and "Save"
5. Click on Connect
6. You will see this:
7. On the first Field you need to put your username, usually is "Administrator" or "Administrador"
8. On the second you need to put your password and select "Remember my credentials".
9. Click OK and you will be connected to the VPS, *the first time you will see a Warning*.
On this case do the steps 1 and 2
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1. Download Remote Desktop or Windows APP on the APPSTORE (on Oct '24 microsoft changed the icon and the name of the app).
2. Open the app, you will see this:
3. select the + button and "Add PC"
4. Set the IP Address of the server on "PC NAME:", and a name to identify on "Friendly Name"
5. If you want to save the credentials change "Ask when required" on credentials category to "Add Credentials" and add it.
6. Select connect once you save the credentials and you will be connected to the server.
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# Open Windows Firewall Ports
Learn how to open ports on the windows firewall
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In most cases, you will need to open ports both in Windows Firewall and on the anti-DDoS provider’s dashboard (such as Path.net or GCore)
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#### **How to Open Ports in Windows Firewall on Windows Server 2022**
1. **Open Control Panel:**
* Click the **Start** menu, search for **Control Panel**, and open it.
2. **Navigate to Windows Defender Firewall:**
* In the Control Panel, select **System and Security**.
* Then, click **Windows Defender Firewall**.
3. **Open Advanced Settings:**
* In the left sidebar, click on **Advanced Settings**.
* This will open the **Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security** window.
4. **Create a New Inbound Rule:**
* In the left-hand panel, select **Inbound Rules**.
* On the right side, click **New Rule**.
5. **Select Port:**
* In the New Inbound Rule Wizard, select **Port** and click **Next**.
6. **Choose Protocol and Port Number:**
* Choose **TCP** or **UDP**, depending on the protocol you need.
* Enter the **specific port number** you want to open, then click **Next**.
7. **Allow the Connection:**
* Select **Allow the connection** and click **Next**.
8. **Apply to Network Profiles:**
* Choose when the rule applies (Domain, Private, Public) and click **Next**.
9. **Name the Rule:**
* Give the rule a recognizable name (e.g., "Port 80 for Web Server") and click **Finish**.
#### **Outbound Rule (Optional)**:
Repeat the steps under **Outbound Rules** if you need to open the port for outbound traffic as well.
# Setup MariaDB on Windows Server
Set Up MariaDB and unlock the power of this Database engine, we recommend it more than other programs like Xampp.
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#### These are the steps to install MariaDB using your Windows GUI
1. Open your browser and search "MariaDB" or enter this link to our recommended version (11.4.3)
2. Set Up the page like this to get the correct configuration
Screenshot from Mariadb download configuration
3. Once downloaded, open the installer.
4. Click on next, accept the terms, next, keep it selected at MariaDB Server and click next.
5. Now it asks you to setup a password, make sure this password is strong if you want to open your SQL to internet (opening the port 3306 to WAN), enter a password, and check the boxes as shown in the image. Once done click next, if you don't want to open the service to external access you can avoid to set up a password.
6. Now keep everything at default like this:
7. Click on next, and install it, now every time the server restarts the mariaDB service will start as a service.
# Disable Windows Update
Welcome to a guide to Disable Windows Update on Windows Server 2022
This guide explains how to disable Windows Update on a Windows Server 2022 system. Disabling updates can be helpful in scenarios where automatic updates may interfere with specific workflows or require manual control. Follow these steps carefully.
### Step 1: Open PowerShell
1. Press Win + S to open the search bar.
2. Type PowerShell.
3. Right-click on Windows PowerShell and select Run as Administrator.
### Step 2: Disable the Windows Update Service
1\. In the PowerShell window, run the following command to stop and disable the Windows Update service:
Set-Service -Name wuauserv -StartupType Disabled -Status Stopped
```powershell
Set-Service -Name wuauserv -StartupType Disabled -Status Stopped
```
• Set-Service: Modifies the configuration of a service.
• -Name wuauserv: Specifies the Windows Update service.
• -StartupType Disabled: Sets the service to not start automatically.
• -Status Stopped: Immediately stops the service.
### Step 3: Verify the Service Status
To confirm that the Windows Update service has been successfully disabled, use the following command:
```powershell
Get-Service -Name wuauserv
```
The output should indicate:
• Status: Stopped
• StartupType: Disabled
### Step 4: Optional - Re-enable Windows Update
If you ever need to re-enable Windows Update, you can do so by running the following command in PowerShell:
```powershell
Set-Service -Name wuauserv -StartupType Manual -Status Running
```
### **Important Notes**
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1. Disabling Windows Update can leave your server vulnerable to security risks due to unpatched software. Use this option only when necessary and ensure updates are managed manually.
2. Make sure to document any changes to server configurations for future reference.
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This completes the guide to disabling Windows Update on Windows Server 2022. For any questions or further assistance, contact your system administrator or IT support team.
# Linux
Basic documentation about your linux service managment
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[Change user password](/gtq/quickstart/change-user-password)
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[Install MariaDB on Linux](/gtq/quickstart/install-mariadb-on-linux)
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# Change user password
Changing the root user's password is an essential task for system security or recovery. Here's a step-by-step guide depending on whether you can log in as root, access through a sudo-enabled account,
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If you're already logged in as the root user or can switch to it, follow these steps:
**Steps:**
1. Open a terminal.
2. Run the following command:
```bash
passwd
```
3. You will be prompted to enter a new password. Enter it, then confirm by typing it again.
4. After confirming, the root password will be changed.
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If you’re logged in as a non-root user but have sudo privileges, you can still change the root password:
**Steps:**
1. Open a terminal.
2. Run the following command:
```bash
sudo passwd root
```
3. You will be asked for your user's password to authenticate the `sudo` command.
4. Then, you will be prompted to enter the new root password and confirm it.
5. Once done, the root password will be changed.
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# Install MariaDB on Linux
Learn how to install mariadb service on different linux distributions
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This documentation has been extracted from mariadb oficial page
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This guide will walk you through the steps to install **MariaDB 11.4.3** on a Linux system based on Debian (such as Ubuntu, Debian itself, or other derivatives). MariaDB is an open-source relational database system that is a popular choice for many web applications.
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***
#### Prerequisites
* A running Debian-based system (e.g., Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 11).
* Root or sudo access.
* A stable internet connection for package downloads.
#### Step-by-Step Installation Guide
**1. Update Your System**
First, make sure your package lists are up to date.
```bash
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade -y
```
**2. Install Prerequisites**
MariaDB requires some dependencies to be installed on your system, like `software-properties-common` to manage repositories.
```bash
sudo apt install software-properties-common dirmngr -y
```
**3. Add the MariaDB 11.4 Repository**
To install the latest version of MariaDB (11.4.3), you need to add the official MariaDB repository to your system.
1. Import the MariaDB GPG key:
```bash
sudo apt-key adv --fetch-keys 'https://mariadb.org/mariadb_release_signing_key.asc'
```
2. Add the MariaDB repository:
```bash
sudo add-apt-repository 'deb [arch=amd64] https://mirror.mariadb.org/repo/11.4/debian bullseye main'
```
If you're using a different Debian-based distribution, replace `bullseye` with your version codename (e.g., `focal` for Ubuntu 20.04).
**4. Update Package Lists Again**
After adding the MariaDB repository, update your package list to include the new packages from MariaDB:
```bash
sudo apt update
```
**5. Install MariaDB 11.4.3**
Now you can install MariaDB 11.4.3 using the following command:
```bash
sudo apt install mariadb-server mariadb-client -y
```
**6. Start and Enable MariaDB Service**
After installation, start the MariaDB service and enable it to automatically start on system boot:
```bash
sudo systemctl start mariadb
sudo systemctl enable mariadb
```
**7. Secure the MariaDB Installation**
MariaDB includes a security script to remove default settings that are insecure. Run this script:
```bash
sudo mysql_secure_installation
```
You will be prompted to:
* Set a root password (if not set during installation).
* Remove anonymous users.
* Disallow remote root login.
* Remove the test database.
* Reload privilege tables.
Answer "Y" to all prompts for a secure installation.
**8. Verify Installation**
To verify that MariaDB is correctly installed and running, use:
```bash
sudo systemctl status mariadb
```
You should see the service status as "active" (running).
Additionally, log into the MariaDB shell:
```bash
sudo mariadb -u root -p
```
Enter the root password you created earlier, and you'll be logged into the MariaDB shell. To confirm the version, run:
```sql
SELECT VERSION();
```
You should see something like:
```
+----------------+
| VERSION() |
+----------------+
| 11.4.3-MariaDB |
+----------------+
```
**9. Basic Configuration (Optional)**
You can configure MariaDB by editing the `my.cnf` configuration file:
```bash
sudo nano /etc/mysql/my.cnf
```
Make any changes you need, then restart the service:
```bash
sudo systemctl restart mariadb
```
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#### Common Commands
* **Start MariaDB:**
```bash
sudo systemctl start mariadb
```
* **Stop MariaDB:**
```bash
sudo systemctl stop mariadb
```
* **Restart MariaDB:**
```bash
sudo systemctl restart mariadb
```
* **Check MariaDB Status:**
```bash
sudo systemctl status mariadb
```
***
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This guide will help you install **MariaDB 11.4.3** on a **CentOS** system, including CentOS 7, CentOS 8, or CentOS Stream. MariaDB is a widely-used relational database system, known for its speed and reliability.
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***
#### Prerequisites
* A running CentOS system (CentOS 7, CentOS 8, or CentOS Stream).
* Root or sudo access.
* Internet connection for package downloads.
***
#### Step-by-Step Installation Guide
**1. Update Your System**
Before beginning, update your system packages to ensure everything is up-to-date:
```bash
sudo yum update -y
```
**2. Add the MariaDB 11.4 Repository**
MariaDB 11.4 is not available by default in the CentOS repositories, so we need to add the MariaDB official repository.
1. **Create a repository file**:
```bash
sudo nano /etc/yum.repos.d/MariaDB.repo
```
2. **Add the following content** based on your CentOS version:
For **CentOS 7**:
```
[mariadb]
name = MariaDB
baseurl = https://mirror.mariadb.org/repo/11.4/centos7-amd64
gpgkey=https://mariadb.org/mariadb_release_signing_key.asc
gpgcheck=1
```
For **CentOS 8** / **Stream**:
```
[mariadb]
name = MariaDB
baseurl = https://mirror.mariadb.org/repo/11.4/centos8-amd64
gpgkey=https://mariadb.org/mariadb_release_signing_key.asc
gpgcheck=1
```
1. **Save and exit** the file by pressing `CTRL + X`, then `Y`, and `Enter`.
**3. Install MariaDB 11.4.3**
Now that the MariaDB repository is added, you can install MariaDB 11.4.3.
```bash
sudo yum install MariaDB-server MariaDB-client -y
```
**4. Start and Enable MariaDB Service**
Once the installation is complete, start MariaDB and enable it to start on boot:
```bash
sudo systemctl start mariadb
sudo systemctl enable mariadb
```
You can check if the service is running correctly:
```bash
sudo systemctl status mariadb
```
The status should be "active (running)".
**5. Secure MariaDB Installation**
MariaDB includes a script to secure the installation by removing insecure default settings. Run the script to improve security:
```bash
sudo mysql_secure_installation
```
You'll be prompted to:
* Set a root password (if not already set).
* Remove anonymous users.
* Disallow root remote login.
* Remove the test database.
* Reload privilege tables.
Answer "Y" to all prompts for better security.
**6. Verify Installation**
To verify the installation of MariaDB 11.4.3, log into the MariaDB shell:
```bash
sudo mysql -u root -p
```
Enter the root password, and you'll be logged in. To check the installed version, run:
```sql
SELECT VERSION();
```
This should output something like:
```
+----------------+
| VERSION() |
+----------------+
| 11.4.3-MariaDB |
+----------------+
```
**7. Firewall Configuration (Optional)**
If your server uses **firewalld**, you'll need to allow MariaDB service through the firewall to allow external connections.
```bash
sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=mysql
sudo firewall-cmd --reload
```
**8. Basic Configuration (Optional)**
You can configure MariaDB by editing its main configuration file, typically located at `/etc/my.cnf` or `/etc/my.cnf.d/`. For example:
```bash
sudo nano /etc/my.cnf
```
Make any necessary changes and save. After making changes, restart MariaDB:
```bash
sudo systemctl restart mariadb
```
***
#### Common Commands
* **Start MariaDB:**
```bash
sudo systemctl start mariadb
```
* **Stop MariaDB:**
```bash
sudo systemctl stop mariadb
```
* **Restart MariaDB:**
```bash
sudo systemctl restart mariadb
```
* **Enable MariaDB at Boot:**
```bash
sudo systemctl enable mariadb
```
* **Check MariaDB Status:**
```bash
sudo systemctl status mariadb
```
***
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# AntiDDos Firewall Managment
Learn about how to manage your AntiDDoS protection.
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[Path.net](/gtq/antiddos-firewall-managment/path.net)
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# Path.net
Learn how to manage your filter and rules on the external antiddos dashboard
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Currently, at Vibeshost, we primarily use Path.net for our services. However, we are in the process of implementing Gcore and developing a new custom management panel for filter control. Once this new panel is released, this guide will be updated accordingly.
For now, it’s only possible to manage ports on Path.net by requesting the activation of the management panel through a support ticket.
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## Path.net Dashboard Guides
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We are working on a new version of the panel that will unify the APIS, this guide will become obsolete with the release of the new panel, but it will serve until now.
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* To manage your path.net filters and rules you will need to request to a operator using a ticket and sending your service IP, once the support team confirm you that the service is added to your account you will see the following on your customer area:
* Click on manage and "Open Control Panel"
* Once you login on the page, you will see a dashboard like this
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To manage the rules, api's, filters and view the attacks check the other tabs
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To create rules you need to go to the dashboard and select **"Firewall Rules"**
1. Select "Create rule" button or use a rule template, in some cases it allows you to open a multiple ports for a know function like a website or a steam game.
2. Once you're on the create rule screen you will see that:
Fast and easy explanation of each function
* Source Type(s)
* Allow you to select if you want to whitelist one source ip to a destination ip or if you want to allowlist / blacklist everything, or maybe a cloudflare ips
* Source Type
* Allows you to asign a network type or a ASN, it works fine if you want to allowlist/blacklist a entire ASN
* Protocol
* Allows you to select the protocol that you want to apply. (TCP/UDP/ICMP) etc...
* Source
* The source ip that you want to put (only if you want to allowlist or blacklist one external ip) for example to allowlist a cloudflare /24 range to your IP Address.
* Destination
* The VPS / Server IP Address.
* Action
* Whitelist -> Allows the traffic of the rule that you're doing.
* Block -> Block / Drop rule.
* Rate Limit -> Allow you to apply a ratelimit to the rule.
* Comment
* It works fine to identify the rules and why did you create this rule, we recommend to put the service in comments to identify the port.
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This is a table with all the filters that are working on path.net and a little description of the function of this filter.
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**TeamSpeak 3 Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for TeamSpeak 3 connections.
**OpenVPN UDP Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for OpenVPN UDP traffic.
**Source Engine Queries**:\
Layer 7 proxy for Source Engine queries. Can be enabled alongside RakNet or the HL2/Source filter.
**RakNet Server (v2)**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for RakNet game packets. Can be enabled with the Source Engine query filter.
**TCP Service**:\
Stricter packet validation for incoming TCP packets to a listening port.
**TCP Service (symmetric)**:\
Full packet validation for incoming TCP connections. Requires that return traffic is routed through Path.
**Minecraft Java Edition Server (symmetric)**:\
Full packet validation for Minecraft Java Edition traffic. Requires that return traffic is routed through Path.
**Half Life 2/Source Server**:\
Packet validation for Half Life 2/Source UDP traffic.
**GTA V Multiplayer Server (beta)**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for GTA V multiplayer traffic. Requires symmetric traffic routing.
**Half-Life Dedicated/GoldSrc Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for HLDS/GoldSrc UDP traffic.
**DNS Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for DNS queries.
**WireGuard Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for WireGuard VPN servers. Note: To avoid packet loss from fragmentation, it is recommended to adjust your MTU to 1360.
**Arma 3 Server (beta)**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for Arma 3 game servers. Currently, DayZ is not supported.
**STUN Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for STUN servers.
**SA-MP Server Queries**:\
Layer 7 proxy for SA-MP (San Andreas Multiplayer) server queries.
**L4D2/CS:GO Source**:\
Layer 7 proxy for Source games using the L4D2 Source engine version. Includes Left 4 Dead, Left 4 Dead 2, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and Portal 2.
**RakSAMP Filter**:\
Layer 7 validation for SA-MP game traffic.
**QUIC Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for QUIC.
**SIP Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for SIP.
**DTLS Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for DTLS.
**RTP Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for RTP.
**Renegade X Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for Renegade X game traffic.
**DayZ Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for DayZ game traffic.
**Squad/Post Scriptum Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for Squad and Post Scriptum game traffic.
**Quake 3 Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for Quake 3 game traffic.
**ASE/Multi Theft Auto Queries**:\
Layer 7 proxy for ASE queries.
**V Rising/ARK Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for V Rising and ARK: Survival Evolved game traffic.
**LiteNetLib Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for games using LiteNetLib, such as 7 Days To Die.
**Lineage II Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for Lineage II Interlude servers.
**Steamworks Server**:\
Layer 7 packet validation for Steamworks game packets. Can be enabled with the Source Engine query filter.
**FiveM Server Queries**:\
Layer 7 proxy for FiveM server queries.
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Once your firewall is set up, you can apply application-specific filters to further enhance protection
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* Choose Your Service: Identify the service (e.g., OpenVPN, TeamSpeak, Minecraft, GTAV, Rust) that requires protection
* Select the Appropriate Filter
* For specific game servers or services, select the appropriate filter type. For instance, if you’re running an OpenVPN UDP Server, you would apply the Layer 7 packet validation filter for OpenVPN traffic.
* If you’re running a TCP Service, you can choose the regular TCP Service filter or the “TCP Service (symmetric)” if return traffic must be routed back through Path’s network.
• Save Configuration: After selecting your filters, make sure to save your changes.
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By default, Vibes Host provides a configuration that ensures a high level of security for your service. Be sure to open only the ports you actually need, and remember to apply filters for proper protection.
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# Rust
Review guides and configurations dedicated to RUST
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# How to protect your Rust server
See the best filter settings to protect your server against attacks
***
### Opening game-port(s)
There are a few ports (by default) that we will need to whitelist to allow users to connect to your server through our firewall.
Head to the **Firewall Rules** page, and open **UDP Port 28015** this is the default rust game-port and will allow regular game traffic through to your server.
### BattleMetrics (Optional)
You may need to whitelist RCON solely for BattleMetric IP's as listed below
BattleMetric IP's as of 04/2021
51.79.45.167
142.44.175.123
167.114.219.233
51.222.127.205
51.222.127.206
51.222.127.207
You can do this by creating a rule similar to the image below (allow rule with strict source ip):
### Applying the filters
Once you have verified that your server is responding on port 28015/UDP and the game-server is functional we can go ahead and apply the application specific filter to fine-tune the protection for your server.
Proceed to head over to the **Filters** page on the left hand side of the portal page.
You should be directed to a page that looks similar to below:
Your Rust server is ready to go and is setup to best defend from attacks. If you have any issues or concerns with this setup feel free to reach out to us via the support!
# Minecraft
# GTA ROLEPLAY
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# About the new Vibes Dashboard
Learn what is the Vibes Panel and start working with your service on a new level
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This dashboard is available for all the new customers, and delivered with your order on the order email.
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## What is this dashboard, and how can it benefit the customer?
With the new Vibes panel, you can perform functions necessary when operating a server. Here we will summarize them and go into more detail on some advanced functions that can be very helpful.
Basically, the idea of this panel is that the service is delivered in a matter of minutes, thus making it possible for you to receive your VPS 24/7, whether it is business hours or not, and at the same time giving the client more freedom when acting with the VPS, allowing the following functions:
* Change the password
* View network consumption graphs
* Change the operating system between more than 11 systems with different versions.
* View the resources of your VPS
In the following pages we will give simple tutorials on the most required functions so that no client has problems operating with the new panel.
## Dashboard Images
# Change the OS
Learn how to change the operating system in your VibesHost panel with our step-by-step guide. Discover an easy and efficient way to manage and customize your server’s OS directly from the dashboard.
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# Enable 2FA
If you wan to improove the security of your vibes account you can enable the 2FA easly.
## Steps to enable 2FA
1. Enter to and login with your account details.
2. Go to "My Account" category
3. You will see a blue button in the "password" space to "Activate 2FA".
4. Click the button and scan the QR with your 2FA application, you can use for example Authenticator (google) Microsoft auth, Authy...
