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What would you need remote KVM/IP for? If your ssh ever dies, you can reboot the thing into rescue mode, log in over remote console, fix whatever's broken, and
by jorisw 15y ago
What would you need remote KVM/IP for? If your ssh ever dies, you can reboot the thing into rescue mode, log in over remote console, fix whatever's broken, and reboot the system.
I have been using an older server offer of theirs for years now, and never had to pay for anything other than the said fee.
- mikehuffman 15y agoKVM/IP is common for remote windows server admins. Sounds crazy, I know, but they are out there.
- mtarnovan 15y agoWhat if you upgrade to a kernel which doesn't boot ? Trust me, KVM/IP gives you peace of mind, for 10-15EUR/month it's worth it. On some server configs it's even included in the price (EX8).
- ergo14 15y agothen you boot from recovery image - GRUB broke for me completly after routine debian update (imagine that!), and i fixed it using recovery images - you can also request LARA for up to 2h for free.