Are you using ISPConfig? I am asking since you are posting in general linux forum and using ISPConfig is a little different than general linux....
Is the passive ports range forwarded as well?
Below is the answer from ChatGPT, so do read, especially number 9: Depending on PC, one may enter into bios via pressing certain key(s) (del, F1,...
That is basically similar to what I am doing all this while, and as I said on the other recent thread, so I do agree with that.
Either that or ssh inside ISPConfig panel. I believe @Th0m is working on the later. If not to be integrated, you can already implement the later...
Check its vhost or conf file as it could be fixed in there.
Possible but may not be practical. Also it is not completely ridiculous but its reasonableness will depend on individual reasoning. I can think...
I guess there is no dhparams.pem symbolicly linked, in the /etc/ssl or /etc/ssl/private folder from ispconfig/interface/ssl, that can be...
I would check the laptop cpu and bios capability first, because not all laptop running windows 11 are able to do that though many are. If it is a...
Find @Taleman profile and follow his link on setting up a dns server as I found that all dns matters already covered by that. To note, one need...
I noticed that no one really cares about nginx that much, nor many are using it, so I don't want to touch about nginx that much in the git, but...
In my practise, I put that and some others in nginx default file rather than into the individual vhost files via the master template. Basically...
I think because it uses CloudFlare's, thus, not from ISPConfig server itself.
Never used this since your last thread about this few years back because I know ISPConfig won't work well with version other than that shipped...
That is not possible.
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