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vps_-_openbsd [2023/06/11 22:03] – add in doas and netwokring cpetvps_-_openbsd [2025/04/24 10:55] (current) – [Networking] P a hc9
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 ====== OpenBSD on SDF VPS ====== ====== OpenBSD on SDF VPS ======
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 ===== First Steps ===== ===== First Steps =====
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 ==== Root Password ==== ==== Root Password ====
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 ==== User Accounts ==== ==== User Accounts ====
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 It is also a good habit to create a regular user account for working, using "su" to obtain root privileges as needed. To create a regular user account which is part of the administrative "wheel" group: It is also a good habit to create a regular user account for working, using "su" to obtain root privileges as needed. To create a regular user account which is part of the administrative "wheel" group:
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   vi /etc/hostname.xnf0   vi /etc/hostname.xnf0
      
-remove the inet autoconf and replace it with inet ip 255.255.255.0+remove the inet autoconf and replace it with ''inet ip''((The virtual machine’s IP address, which is displayed in the header of the VPS Maintenance Shell menu)) ''255.255.255.0'' 
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 +<file config suggested edit from tty bboard VPS> 
 +In /etc/hostname.xnf0, the first line should be 
 +“inet IP-SEEN-ON-THE-VPS-MAINTENANCE-SHELL 255.255.255.0” 
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 As root edit /etc/mygate As root edit /etc/mygate
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vps_-_openbsd.1686521007.txt · Last modified: 2023/06/11 22:03 by cpet