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  • somiksomik OG

    Is this for a dedicated server or a VPS? Why KVM?

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  • FrankZFrankZ Moderator
    edited May 2023

    Dedicated server. "IPMI/KVM over VPN" access refers to a method that allows you to remotely install, setup or access a dedicated server like you were sitting in front of it with access to the screen, and keyboard.

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  • somiksomik OG

    @FrankZ said:
    Dedicated server. "IPMI/KVM over VPN" access refers to a method that allows you to remotely install, setup or access a dedicated server like you were sitting in front of it with access to the screen, and keyboard.

    IPMI refers to the remote webui to access the display output and usb inputs directly for a dedicated server.
    KVM usually refers to Kernel-based Virtual Machines and the display/usb access to the said hardware virtual machine.

    I guess he is referring to "IP-KVM" or "KVM over IP"? I dont usually hear it being referred to as only "KVM" though, specially in the mordern cloud connected age...

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  • ehabehab

    @somik said:

    @FrankZ said:
    Dedicated server. "IPMI/KVM over VPN" access refers to a method that allows you to remotely install, setup or access a dedicated server like you were sitting in front of it with access to the screen, and keyboard.

    IPMI refers to the remote webui to access the display output and usb inputs directly for a dedicated server.
    KVM usually refers to Kernel-based Virtual Machines and the display/usb access to the said hardware virtual machine.

    I guess he is referring to "IP-KVM" or "KVM over IP"? I dont usually hear it being referred to as only "KVM" though, specially in the mordern cloud connected age...

    you sound you know your Peugeot -- i will remember that next time

  • somiksomik OG

    @ehab said:

    @somik said:

    @FrankZ said:
    Dedicated server. "IPMI/KVM over VPN" access refers to a method that allows you to remotely install, setup or access a dedicated server like you were sitting in front of it with access to the screen, and keyboard.

    IPMI refers to the remote webui to access the display output and usb inputs directly for a dedicated server.
    KVM usually refers to Kernel-based Virtual Machines and the display/usb access to the said hardware virtual machine.

    I guess he is referring to "IP-KVM" or "KVM over IP"? I dont usually hear it being referred to as only "KVM" though, specially in the mordern cloud connected age...

    you sound you know your Peugeot -- i will remember that next time

    No, it's just confusing when the two terms are so similar (or exact in this case) and you need to refer to it by context...

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