Server

Revision as of 15:06, 14 June 2012

The Server module allows you to manipulate Servers and Virtual Machines on the SingleHop network. You may do things like list details, reboot, bailout, reinstall, etc...

Please be aware that certain functions are only for Private and Public cloud servers. Also many functions are not allowed to be run on the core cascade nodes themselves.

All Server Types

• Server List: Lists all active servers in your Leap account.
• Server View: Lists details about a specific server.
• Server Network: Lists network details about a specific server.
• Server Check Install: Check the install status of a server.
• Server Bandwidth: View bandwidth usage for a server.
• Server View RDNS: View all current RDNS records.
• Server Update RDNS: Update RDNS records.
• Server Management: View the management details for a managed server.
• Server List Snapshots: List all operating systems that are available from SingleHop.

Dedicated Servers Only

• Server Reinstall: Reinstall the operating system.
• Server Bailout: Starts or stops the bailout recovery mode.
• Server Reboot: Reboots the server.
• Server Service: Used for viewing the available services that can be purchased from SingleHop for use with a server.
• Server Hardware: Used for viewing details about the hardware installed on the server.
• Server Password: Used for changing the root users password.
• Server Service: Used for viewing the available services that can be purchased from SingleHop for use with a server.
• Server Hardware: Used for viewing details about the hardware installed on the server.

Dynamic Server / Private Cloud (vmnode) Servers Only

• Server Create VM: Create a new virtual machine.
• Server Move VM: Move the virtual machine to a new dynamic server.

Cloud Only Commands

• Cloud Delete VM: Delete a virtual machine.
• Cloud Edit VM: Edits the information of a virtual machine.
• Cloud Bailout: Starts or stops the bailout recovery mode.
• Cloud Reinstall: Reinstall the operating system on a virtual machine.
• Cloud Snapshot VM: Create a snapshot of a virtual machine that can be used to reinstall.
• Cloud Start VM: Starts the virtual machine.
• Cloud Stop VM: Stops the virtual machine.
• Cloud Reboot: Reboots the virtual machine.
• Cloud Password: Used for changing the root users password.