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[flourishing]

I 'd like to select a vps soft to use on my servers to provide the vps service. but i don't know how to choose ,can some one tell me the soft in common use and their price and how to purchase it . thanks.
ps: if there is some open source soft (free soft ) is good please recommend it.

thanks for any help.

[jasontd101]

Originally posted by flourishing
I 'd like to select a vps soft to use on my servers to provide the vps service. but i don't know how to choose ,can some one tell me the soft in common use and their price and how to purchase it . thanks.
ps: if there is some open source soft (free soft ) is good please recommend it.

thanks for any help.

Well there is webmin, CP+ anf Virtuosso.

Webmin is Free >> http://webmin.com/

CP+ is very low cost and is what we offer our clients >> http://cpplus.info/

Virtuosso is most exspensive but is good also >> http://www.sw-soft.com/en/products/virtuozzo/

Now reading your post again I think you are looking for a system that will allow you to singup client's and setup the VPs for you. If that is the case then H-Sphere is for you. You create your VPS plans and when a new client signs up H-Sphere will create the VPS for you. The client will have thier own VPS admin panel to do the following:

• administrative tools to start/stop/suspend/resume virtual server
• ability of assign IP addresses
• installation of virtual ethernet devices
• tools to allow/deny new process creation
• tools to term/kill signaling for all virtual server processes

Visit H-Sphere for more info >> http://psoft.net

[BurstNET]

If you do not have the knowledge to delve very deeply into system administration, than you probably should stick with Virtuozzo. It has GUI interfaces for most needs. Most of the freeware out there is not as advanced as far as that goes, and really requires heavy knowledge of system administration, and some programming, to get functioning well.
Virtuozzo is pretty much plug and play, although tweaking makes all the difference in performance.