Setup and Installation for Dedicated Server and MultiCraft
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Hello,
Are you asking if we are going to pay someone to do the work? Of course! I thought that was a given here.
If you have experience with dedicated servers, MultiCraft, and plugins - let me know. We can talk price, etc in PM on here.
Thanks!
I can set up your server with those plugins, shouldn't take more than 30minutes. Probably less than 10 depending on speed of the dedicated server. Contact me!
Me and VernixSetups Can definitely help you guys out with all those setups! let me know if you still need someone to do it :tup:
Your title is misleading.
"Setup and Installation for Dedicated Server and MultiCraft"
I think that means you want your dedicated server setup and multicraft installed. Can you please clarify your title.
"Setup and Installation for Dedicated Server and MultiCraft"
I think that means you want your dedicated server setup and multicraft installed. Can you please clarify your title.
I can do this for you for cheap
Thanks for responding! Messages sent.
Out of curiosity, why Debian?
Ubuntu is nice and easy to use, a lot including me use that, I can also understand why people go for Cent OS, and a lot do. But why debian, very very few people use that for their dedicated servers.
Why Debian? I need to state first that I have zero experience with Linux. The default from the server company was CentOS, but two different guys that were supposed to help, but flaked, suggested Debian. I had the server company change it to Debian.
We can not change it to anything else now without being charged $35 (They offer a once per month change free of charge). We can not wait a month to get the server installed because we will then be out the money for one month's rental. Changing after we are already up and running would wipe the server clean. . . so we are now stuck with Debian.
Like I said above, I have zero Linux experience and don't have an opinion on the subject. Everyone else, however, seems to have a preference.
I'm surprised a host would try and charge someone $35 to install an OS. Every host ive ever gone with, its been free and completed in under half an hour. Sounds like they are trying to milk the customers for every penny, something like that should be free tbh. Debian should be fine for what you are wanting though. But might if the person setting it up doesn't have a great deal of experience with it, take them a little longer to do so. Most Linux distributions are very much the same so its easy to learn an unfamiliar distribution, but some of the commands can be different.
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