Description
This article will detail disabling the 'IE Enhanced Security Configuration' setting within Windows Server 2012. Enchanced Security mode limits the exposure of the server to potentially malicious Web content. However,...
Description
This article will detail installing, testing, and configuring PHP on the Windows Server 2012. This article will use the Microsoft Web Platform Installer (Web PI) method of installation. It will not cover the use case...
Introduction
Follow this quick-start guide to spin up a Vyatta network appliance. Keep in mind that the username for logging into the appliance once the appliance is up and running is “vyatta” and NOT “root”. The minimum server...
Get Open Cloud — Access all the new products including Next Gen Cloud Servers, Cloud Databases, Cloud Files, Cloud Block Storage, Cloud Monitoring, Cloud Networks, and Cloud DNS.
Get Organized — Use Tags to organize your cloud...
This section discusses the hardware, software, and networking prerequisites for installing Rackspace Private Cloud Software. It also discusses concepts behind availability zones and high availability in Rackspace Private Cloud...
Rackspace has developed Rackspace Private Cloud Software, a fast, free, and easy way to download and install a Rackspace Private Cloud powered by OpenStack in any data center. Rackspace Private Cloud Software is suitable for...
The OpenCenter CLI implements the OpenCenter API through the command line interface. This chapter discusses the OpenCenter API for users that want to interact directly with the API.
Overview
The OpenCenter API is a RESTful API...
This chapter describes how to use the OpenCenter CLI to create an OpenCenter environment and an OpenStack Nova cluster within that environment.
Note: Rackspace recommends that you run OpenCenter behind a firewall, as it is not...
This chapter discusses the process for installing Rackspace Private Cloud Software in a configuration where OpenCenter server and Chef server are installed on VMs hosted on a single device.
Prepare the Device and VMs
The device...
This section discusses the process for installing Rackspace Private Cloud Software and using OpenCenter to deploy an OpenStack cluster. It also discusses how to configure the cluster for HA, create availability zones, and...
The Rackspace Private Cloud Software ISO (Alamo) v. 2.0 is still available for users who want to be able to install a pre-configured OpenStack environment on Ubuntu 12.04. The ISO can be downloaded for free from the following...
This document is intended for Rackspace Private Cloud customers who want use sosreport tool to help troubleshoot their Rackspace Private Cloud environment. It is assumed that you have successfully installed a cloud with Rackspace...
This section describes the process for preparing the nodes and installing swift.
Install Ubuntu on the OpenStack Object Storage Nodes
Configure Chef On the OpenStack Object Storage Nodes
Add Chef Roles
Configure the OpenStack...
This section describes the assumptions and prerequisites for installing swift in a Rackspace Private Cloud cluster.
Installation Assumptions
This document assumes that your environment meets the following requirements:
You...
Table of Contents
OpenStack Object Storage Zones
Rackspace Zone Recommendations
RAID Controller Configuration
OpenStack Object Storage (http://swift.openstack.org) is a highly available, distributed, consistent object/blob store...
The Glance cookbook used for Rackspace Private Cloud supports OpenStack Image storage in the local file system, in OpenStack Object Storage (Swift), and in Rackspace Cloud Files.
Note: If you change the image storage location...
Rackspace Private Cloud Software installs a collection of Chef cookbooks that deploy and manage the suite of OpenStack core projects: Compute (Nova), Image Service (Glance), Dashboard (Horizon), and Identity (Keystone), and Block...
Rackspace has developed a set of OpenStack Block Storage (Cinder) chef recipes, combined into a cookbook, that can be used to configure a Cinder node or group of nodes. This section discusses the concepts and architecture behind...
NOTE: Cloud Networks is production ready but will be available to customers in a phased release. Therefore, it might not be visible when you log into the New Cloud Control Panel. To request access to Cloud Networks now, click...
Support is available by email at cloudfiles@rackspace.com Monday through Friday, 9AM to 5PM CST. Tech support will be happy to answer any questions you have about Cloud Files, except for code related issues. If you do have...
Rackspace Cloud Files uses Akamai Technologies, Inc. a leading, tier one, global Content Delivery Network (CDN) provider to offer the benefits to all Cloud Files users. Today Akamai handles tens of billions of daily Web...
There is a growing list of tools and extensions. A sampling is as follows.
CDN Tools is a WordPress plug-in that allows you to load javascript and media files to Cloud Files to drastically speed page loads. CDN Tools has been...
An “object” is the basic storage entity that represents the “files” you store in your Cloud Files account. When you upload data to Cloud Files the data is stored as-is (no compression or encryption).
Objects also support "...
Eight Steps to begin using Cloud Files and CDN
Sign-up for Cloud Files at https://www.rackspacecloud.com/signup
Log in to the Control Panel
Navigate to Hosting->Cloud Files section
Generate a API access key when prompted to do...
Cloud Files™ is not a “file system” in the traditional sense. You will not be able to map or mount virtual disk drives like you can with other forms of storage such as a SAN or NAS. Since Cloud Files is a different way of...
This information is intended to get customers started quickly on Cloud Files. This guide is intended to provide a high level conceptual overview and general instructions to enable you to get started quickly and serve content...
If you need help with RackConnect please contact us via any of our usual Support channels, and our team will help you with your issue or direct you on to the relevant support group. We are available via phone, chat, or tickets...
Unmanaged cloud customers wishing to build RackConnected Windows servers will need to build from one of the following images:
Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 RC
Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 - MSSQL2K8R2 RC
Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 -...
Existing dedicated customers should speak to their Account Manager for further information on what's involved, and how best to proceed. Please be aware that RackConnect is only supported where our Cloud infrastructure exists. At...
RackConnect is a solution to connect dedicated servers with cloud-based systems. RackConnect can be implemented on either a Cisco ASA series, or a F5 BIG-IP load balancer that is used to interconnect dedicated physical servers...
The Following Article will guide you through using our Simple Email setup tool in Outlook Web Access (OWA.) to setup your iPhone. Let's take a look and get started:
Note: The following guide applies to customer on an Exchange...
This information is intended for Rackspace Private Cloud customers who want to apply an updated Rackspace-provided cookbook update to an Essex Private Cloud. These instructions are for modifying Essex only and should not be used...
Your Dedicated/Managed Hosting Support Team is your first point of contact for RackConnect Support. They will help you isolate and resolve issues as needed.
Your service experience is our top priority. Therefore, we ALWAYS...
For the new Rackspace Open Cloud offering, we have simplified the image list for Core Service Level RackConnect customers. As long as your RackConnect Implementation is complete, you can select from any standard base images...
You can use Cloud Server Images available in the MyRackspace Portal, the Classic Cloud Control Panel, the New Cloud Control Panel or via the Cloud Servers API to create new First-Gen Cloud Servers, but to ensure that you are...
F5 Load Balancers
When leveraging your Cloud Servers to host an application that scales up and down (e.g., the web tier of an application), it is important to have a method for adding and removing Cloud Servers from their...
Direct Access to RackConnected Cloud Servers via Public IP Address
If the Automation Feature “Provision public IP address” is Enabled, RackConnect automatically assigns a new Public IP address from one of your Dedicated IP Blocks...
One of the main benefits of RackConnect is that you do not have to set software firewall rules (IPTables or Windows Firewall) on individual Cloud Servers—you can modify network connectivity between all servers (Cloud and...
You can access the RackConnect Management Interface from the MyRackspace Portal. To view your RackConnect Configuration, click Network -> RackConnect.
On the RackConnect page you may add a Cloud Account to your RackConnect...
Contact your Dedicated Account Team and they will get you started. If you are new to Rackspace, contact us at www.rackspace.com for chat or email, or give us a call at 800-961-2888.
Setting up a RackConnect Configuration
1....
In order to Implement RackConnect, the following are required:
Supported Network Device - The RackConnect automation is compatible with any Cisco ASA firewall (5505 Security+ or better) or F5 Big-IP load balancer. You need at...
The latest version of RackConnect enables new automation and security features, including:
Support for Next Generation Cloud Servers: Rackspace Cloud Servers powered by OpenStack. Available as of August 1st, 2012 in the US and...
RackConnect gives you the freedom to choose the best platform for your applications by unifying the breadth of the Rackspace portfolio into a single solution.
RackConnect is a unique solution designed for customers who require...
To understand RackConnect and its configuration, you must understand some key terms.
RackConnect Configuration - represents a deployment of the RackConnect solution. The configuration is comprised of your Edge and Connected...
The following information will provide you with a great list of Cloud Monitoring How to's and Resources to point you to.
Getting Started
Cloud Monitoring Getting Started Guide: http://docs.rackspace.com/cm/api/v1.0/cm-getting-...
Looking into the future we are laying a super solid foundation for building scalable high-performance and reliable services for making sure your infrastructure is up. We’re now ready to start experimenting with some very...
There are 5 Monitoring Zones - Dulles, Dallas, Chicago, London, and Hong Kong. Using multiple monitoring zones eliminates the need for maintenance and upgrade downtime, as well as ensures your monitoring services remain...
Rackspace Cloud Monitoring is an API-based system. You can access it using the following methods:
Cloud Control Panel
raxmon command line inteface (CLI)
Cloud Monitoring API
To set a monitoring check using the Cloud Control Panel...
As the complexity of your business increases with the number of products, customers, websites, etc., there is an increasing possibility of one or more of your resources suffering from a variety of system failures. Learning of a...
Rackspace Cloud Monitoring is an API driven cloud service built for infrastructure monitoring. It offers a simple yet powerful feature-set, allowing extreme flexibility in configuration and execution. Very simply, we help answer...
OpenStack Compute is a compute service that provides server capacity in the cloud. Compute Servers come in different flavors of memory, disk space, and CPU, and can be provisioned in minutes. Interactions with Compute...
NOTE: This documentation is for the Rackspace Private Cloud Software v. 2.0 ISO. Other v. 2.0 documentation can be found on the Archived Versions page. Documentation for the newest version of Rackspace Private Cloud Software can...
NOTE: This documentation is for the Rackspace Private Cloud Software v. 2.0 ISO. Other v. 2.0 documentation can be found on the Archived Versions page. Documentation for the newest version of Rackspace Private Cloud Software can...
NOTE: This documentation is for the Rackspace Private Cloud Software v. 2.0 ISO. Other v. 2.0 documentation can be found on the Archived Versions page. Documentation for the newest version of Rackspace Private Cloud Software can...
NOTE: This documentation is for the Rackspace Private Cloud Software v. 2.0 ISO. Documentation for the newest version of Rackspace Private Cloud Software can be found in the Getting Started section.
OpenStack administration is documented in detail in the OpenStack Compute Administration Manual. In this section, we discuss key tasks you should perform that will allow you to launch instances. Refer to the official OpenStack...
Accessing the Controller Node
Rackspace Private Cloud Software also installs the OpenStack client utilities necessary to use the cloud. You can access these features through the command line interface on the Controller node. To...
NOTE: This documentation is for the Rackspace Private Cloud Software v. 2.0 ISO. Other v. 2.0 documentation can be found on the Archived Versions page. Documentation for the newest version of Rackspace Private Cloud Software can...
NOTE: This documentation is for the Rackspace Private Cloud Software v. 2.0 ISO. Documentation for the newest version of Rackspace Private Cloud Software can be found in the Getting Started section.
What is Rackspace Private Cloud Software?
Rackspace Private Cloud Software enables users to quickly deploy an OpenStack cluster configured according to the recommendations of Rackspace OpenStack specialists, using the OpenCenter...
Rackspace Private Cloud Software is available on the Rackspace web site at http://www.rackspace.com/cloud/private. You can also visit the Rackspace Private Cloud user forum at http://privatecloudforums.rackspace.com.
Future releases of Rackspace Private Cloud Software will include support for the Folsom release of OpenStack, as well as Object Storage (Swift) and monitoring.
Rackspace Private Cloud Software v 3.0 uses the Folsom code base of OpenStack for Compute (Nova), Image Service (Glance), Dashboard (Horizon), and Identity (Keystone).
Object Storage (Swift), and Block Storage (Cinder) can be...
Rackspace Private Cloud Software is an OpenStack configuration that has been developed, tested, and packaged by Rackspace OpenStack specialists. We've developed an OpenStack offering that is easy to install, with a configuration...
You can deploy Rackspace Private Cloud Software in your own data center or in a Rackspace-managed data center. It's suitable for all scenarios, ranging from initial evaluations to production deployments.
Rackspace Private Cloud Software is free, and so is access to the Rackspace Private Cloud Software user forum. For information about pricing for Escalation Support and Rackspace hosting of your cloud, email us at opencloudinfo@...
Rackspace Private Cloud Software is a downloadable ISO package that allows you to easily install OpenStack controller and compute nodes. When the installation process is complete, you will have a working OpenStack cloud...
There are several ways actually. If you're a Rackspace Email user you can do this through webmail. You'll first head over to cp.rackspace.com and log in with your email address and current password. Next navigate to the right...
Great question - for customers on an Exchange 2007 environment, the maximum mailbox storage is 10GB's.
For customers on an Exchange 2010environment, the maximum mailbox storage is 50GB's.
Outlook Web Access or OWA is a way to access your email online from any computer. This can be useful if you're not at home or in the office where email is usually checked through an email client. To access your email online head...
Adding a Blackberry or Activesync license will be done by your administrator through the Rackspace control panel. To learn more about adding the license please read the following article - Adding An Activesync/BES license
Of course you can! Simply press the Rebuild button in the Control Panel and you will be able to select a new distribution. Be sure you have a backup of your data because this process will destroy any data that is on the server....
You can reboot it. You can restore from a backup. You can erase it and start over. You can boot into an emergency rescue mode and attempt fix the problem. There are many options for recovering from mistakes, but the easiest is to...
Chances are that the repository for your operating system's package manager has an older approved version. This is fairly common, and you will need to remove that installation and then compile the newer version yourself. Refer to...
No. Since the Rackspace Cloud is an un-managed service, you are responsible for installing and maintaining all software on your server. You can check out our help articles for tutorials and walk-throughs.
All of our Cloud Servers can be configured as development stacks, database servers and web servers. Apache, Lighttpd and Mongrel, Visual Studio, C+ are all options.
Yes you can! There are a few different methods for accomplishing this, based on whether you are migrating a Linux or a Windows server. Please refer to this US to UK Migration FAQ for more information.
Maybe. That mostly depends on your experience as a Systems Administrator for Linux and/or Windows Server. Our Linux Cloud Servers are full Linux distributions with root-level access. Our Windows Cloud Servers give you...
We have two Service Levels: Core Service and Managed Service. At the Core Service level, we support the Cloud Server hardware, datacenter environment, and Internet connectivity - but do not support the software installed on your...
Anything you want to (within the law and our Acceptable Use Policy, of course)! The Rackspace Cloud Server solution is a fully unrestricted, root/Administrator level access, Linux or Windows environment. Any application or...
Mostly, CPU processing time. However, compute cycles also account for the disk I/O your application's operations consume. For example, a page with heavy database queries will consume more compute cycles in part due to the larger...
Compute cycles measure how much processing time your applications require on The Rackspace Cloud. Using 10,000 compute cycles in a month is roughly equivalent to running a server with a 2.8 GHz modern processor for the same...
Next Generation Cloud Servers: Sample Code
List of API Operations
Code Sample - cURL
Add a user to your account through the API
Code Samples - XML
Create Server Request
Create Server Response
Get Server Details Response
Reboot...
Note: This article is written for our New Cloud Control Panel. A version of this article is also available for our Classic Cloud Control Panel.
A Container is a “storage compartment” for your data and provides a way for you to...
First you must make sure you have generated a valid API Access Key. Then you can use either the Cloud Files user interface in the Rackspace Cloud Control Panel or one of our programming interfaces.
Please see the How do I use...
This Second Guide will show you how to add new Cloud Servers and Cloud Load Balancers to your account, as well as how to work with Cloud Files through the File Manager.
Contents
Introduction
Ideal uses for Cloud Files
Key Concepts
Using Cloud Files
Control Panel Interface
Programming Interfaces
Getting Started
Introduction
Cloud Files™ is an affordable, redundant, scalable, and dynamic storage...
This article is written for our New Cloud Control Panel. A version of this article is also available for our Classic Cloud Control Panel
Note: UK Cloud customers must use https://mycloud.rackspace.co.uk/ to access our New Cloud...
This article is written for our New Cloud Control Panel. A version of this article is also available for our Classic Cloud Control Panel
Note: UK Cloud customers must use https://mycloud.rackspace.co.uk/ to access our New Cloud...
This article will provide the proper expectations for using our Transition Team to facilitate a paid migration from your existing mail server to Rackspace mail servers. This service is performed at a cost of $10 per mailbox. Our...
Below is a list of questions customers ask frequently. We've prepared a quick article for you to answer all your questions:
What are Cloud Databases (Early Access)?
Where can I find your documentation?
What size instances do you...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-left of the control panel and selecting "First-Generation...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. A version of this article is also available for our New Cloud Control Panel.
The next option you have for controlling the server is to perform a Reboot through...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and choosing the previous control...
The New Cloud Control Panel lets you manage your Rackspace Cloud infrastructure through a simple, intuitive graphical interface. This article introduces you to some of the cool features we've put in place that will make your...
If you are ever having a problem accessing the Control Panel, or any other Rackspace Cloud services, the first place you should check is the Cloud Status page. This is where we list all maintenances and service-impacting events...
Technology has managed to become an integral part of our daily lives and plays a significant role on our day to day activities. Some of us, however, may come across words like DNS, A Records, MX Records etc, and may not have a...
The following article will help you setup your Microsoft Exchange 2007 email account with Mac Mail. Let's take a look at the steps below to get you going: Note: Exchange 2007 only runs with on the 10.6 or Above OS (operating...
The following article will discuss Public Folders in a hosted Microsoft Exchange environment:
What are Exchange Public Folders?
How do I enable Public Folders from with the Control Panel?
How do I access my Public Folders within...
The following article will help set up your signature which can include your title, phone number, or any other content you want to display. Let's take a look at the instructions below:
1. First thing you'll want to do is login...
What is Split Domain Routing?
Split Domain Routing (SDR) allows you to have a single domain's mailboxes distributed between our system and an external system, working together as though they were in one environment. This is...
The following article below will show you how how to add a single Rackspace Email mailbox or multiple mailboxes using a .CSV file. Let's take a look at the following steps to get you going:
First thing you'll want to do is...
Entourage 2008 users who prefer the EWS version (Exchange Web Services Edition) will be glad to know Rackspace has the setup guide for you to get you up and running. Let's take a look at the following steps below to get you going...
Outlook for mac is finally here! Mac user can now setup their Microsoft Exchange account using Outlook 2011 and we have the article that will get you up and running. Let's take a look at the steps below to get you going:
First...
This guide will prepare you for adding your first domain to the Rackspace Cloud Sites. You will learn how to manage your Hosting Plans as well as upload new content to your website.
Rackspace Cloud Sites First 48, 2-1 - Adding...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and selecting "Classic Control...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and selecting "First-Generation...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. A version of this article is also available for our New Cloud Control Panel.
Now that you know how to Create a New Server, this article will show you how you can...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. A version of this article is also available for our New Cloud Control Panel.
Now that you know how to manage all of your account information under the Your...
Rackspace Cloud Essentials 6 - What Are Your Name Servers?
Rackspace Cloud Essentials 6 - Transferring Your Domain to Rackspace Cloud
Rackspace Cloud Essentials 6 - DNS Control Panel
Rackspace Cloud Essentials 6 - Creating a...
This Second Guide will show you how to add new Cloud Servers and Cloud Load Balancers to your account, as well as how to work with Cloud Files through the File Manager.
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and choosing the previous control...
Building an e-commerce solution using Cloud Sites
Cloud Sites is designed to provide an elastic web-hosting environment. This capability can allow an e-commerce merchant to properly handle the high-volume shopping season without...
Rackspace offers the ability to add IPv4 addresses to Cloud Servers in our first-generation and next-generation cloud environments for a fee. If you wish to obtain an additional IPv4 address for your server please open a ticket...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and choosing the previous control...
Ready to setup your Microsoft Exchange 2007 mailbox with Outlook 2010? If so, let's take a look at the following steps below to get you going:
First thing you'll want to do is log into your User Control Panel (cp.rackspace.com/...
Note: This documentation refers to a feature that is no longer available for Cloud Sites. This article is here for the purpose of legacy support only. We no longer offer free email service with Cloud Sites, but you can connect to...
Choosing a Linux distribution
If you're new to Linux you'll face a choice between some unfamiliar distributions. In this article we try to de-mystify those choices.
So many options
When you're creating a server instance you have...
The following article below will demonstrate how to setup your Rackspace Email account with Outlook 2010. Let's take a look at the steps below to get you going:
1. Let's go ahead and open up Outlook, select Tools, Account...
The following article will explain how to configure your Rackspace Email account with Outlook 2011 using an IMAP connection. Let's to take a look at the guide below to get you started: Let's go ahead and open up Outlook, select...
The following article will get your Microsoft Exchange 2007 Mailbox setup with your Outlook 2010 email client:
1. First thing you'll want to do is log into your User Control Panel (cp.rackspace.com/usercp) and select the Outlook...
For any domain that is registered with or transferred to The Rackspace Cloud, we will automatically notify you as the expiration date for your domain name nears. The notices will be sent to the email address listed under the...
When you create or change an account or FTP password on Rackspace Cloud Sites you will need to adhere to the following requirements:
Passwords must contain at least eight characters.
The password must contain a mixture of upper...
If you are using a Windows server and you only need to upload a few small files from your local machine, you can copy them to your clip board and use Local Resources to paste them to your Windows Cloud Server. If you have more...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and selecting "Classic Cloud...
Although Rackspace Cloud has taken steps to make your default Cloud Server image as secure as possible, the first line of defense lies in the hands of you, our customer. Follow these steps immediately after creating your Cloud...
Introduction
This page will walk you through connecting to CloudFiles from your CloudServer. CloudServers have a special feature that will allow you to communicate directly with CloudFiles without being charged bandwidth. This...
Cloud Servers from The Rackspace Cloud is an affordable easy to use cloud computing infrastructure. Each cloud server is a fully-customizable, pay by the hour, virtualized server instance that a user can launch, maintain, and...
Contents
1 Introduction
2 Read These If You're New To Cloud Servers
3 Read These If You're New To Linux
4 Secure Your Server
4.1 Policies
4.2 Monitoring
4.3 Access Control
4.3.1 Firewalls
Each Cloud Server comes with two addresses that are available for your use. One address is an external ”real-world” IP address that is accessible from the Internet and the other is an internal or "private" IP address. This...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and selecting "Classic Control...
This information is intended for Rackspace Private Cloud customers who want to apply an updated Rackspace-provided cookbook update to an Essex Private Cloud. These instructions are for modifying Essex only and should not be used...
Next Generation Cloud Servers: Sample Code
List of API Operations
Code Sample - cURL
Add a user to your account through the API
Code Samples - XML
Create Server Request
Create Server Response
Get Server Details Response
Reboot...
Next Generation Cloud Servers: Sample Code
List of API Operations
Code Sample - cURL
Add a user to your account through the API
Code Samples - XML
Create Server Request
Create Server Response
Get Server Details Response
Reboot...
If you are using a Windows server and you only need to upload a few small files from your local machine, you can copy them to your clip board and use Local Resources to paste them to your Windows Cloud Server. If you have more...
Introduction
This page will walk you through connecting to CloudFiles from your CloudServer. CloudServers have a special feature that will allow you to communicate directly with CloudFiles without being charged bandwidth. This...
This article will provide the proper expectations for using our Transition Team to facilitate a paid migration from your existing mail server to Rackspace mail servers. This service is performed at a cost of $10 per mailbox. Our...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and choosing the previous control...
If you are ever having a problem accessing the Control Panel, or any other Rackspace Cloud services, the first place you should check is the Cloud Status page. This is where we list all maintenances and service-impacting events...
What is Split Domain Routing?
Split Domain Routing (SDR) allows you to have a single domain's mailboxes distributed between our system and an external system, working together as though they were in one environment. This is...
This guide will prepare you for adding your first domain to the Rackspace Cloud Sites. You will learn how to manage your Hosting Plans as well as upload new content to your website.
Rackspace Cloud Sites First 48, 2-1 - Adding...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and selecting "Classic Control...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and selecting "First-Generation...
This Second Guide will show you how to add new Cloud Servers and Cloud Load Balancers to your account, as well as how to work with Cloud Files through the File Manager.
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and choosing the previous control...
Although Rackspace Cloud has taken steps to make your default Cloud Server image as secure as possible, the first line of defense lies in the hands of you, our customer. Follow these steps immediately after creating your Cloud...
The New Cloud Control Panel lets you manage your Rackspace Cloud infrastructure through a simple, intuitive graphical interface. This article introduces you to some of the cool features we've put in place that will make your...
If you are ever having a problem accessing the Control Panel, or any other Rackspace Cloud services, the first place you should check is the Cloud Status page. This is where we list all maintenances and service-impacting events...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and selecting "Classic Control...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. A version of this article is also available for our New Cloud Control Panel.
Now that you know how to manage all of your account information under the Your...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. You can access this interface from the New Cloud Control Panel by clicking your username in the upper-right of the control panel and choosing the previous control...
Technology has managed to become an integral part of our daily lives and plays a significant role on our day to day activities. Some of us, however, may come across words like DNS, A Records, MX Records etc, and may not have a...
Rackspace Cloud Essentials 6 - What Are Your Name Servers?
Rackspace Cloud Essentials 6 - Transferring Your Domain to Rackspace Cloud
Rackspace Cloud Essentials 6 - DNS Control Panel
Rackspace Cloud Essentials 6 - Creating a...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. A version of this article is also available for our New Cloud Control Panel.
Now that you know how to Create a New Server, this article will show you how you can...
NOTE: This article is written for our Classic Cloud Control Panel. A version of this article is also available for our New Cloud Control Panel.
Now that you know how to manage all of your account information under the Your...
This Second Guide will show you how to add new Cloud Servers and Cloud Load Balancers to your account, as well as how to work with Cloud Files through the File Manager.
This Second Guide will show you how to add new Cloud Servers and Cloud Load Balancers to your account, as well as how to work with Cloud Files through the File Manager.
This Second Guide will show you how to add new Cloud Servers and Cloud Load Balancers to your account, as well as how to work with Cloud Files through the File Manager.
This Second Guide will show you how to add new Cloud Servers and Cloud Load Balancers to your account, as well as how to work with Cloud Files through the File Manager.
This Second Guide will show you how to add new Cloud Servers and Cloud Load Balancers to your account, as well as how to work with Cloud Files through the File Manager.
This Second Guide will show you how to add new Cloud Servers and Cloud Load Balancers to your account, as well as how to work with Cloud Files through the File Manager.
Rackspace offers the ability to add IPv4 addresses to Cloud Servers in our first-generation and next-generation cloud environments for a fee. If you wish to obtain an additional IPv4 address for your server please open a ticket...
The following article will explain how to configure your Rackspace Email account with Outlook 2011 using an IMAP connection. Let's to take a look at the guide below to get you started: Let's go ahead and open up Outlook, select...
When you create or change an account or FTP password on Rackspace Cloud Sites you will need to adhere to the following requirements:
Passwords must contain at least eight characters.
The password must contain a mixture of upper...
Although Rackspace Cloud has taken steps to make your default Cloud Server image as secure as possible, the first line of defense lies in the hands of you, our customer. Follow these steps immediately after creating your Cloud...
Although Rackspace Cloud has taken steps to make your default Cloud Server image as secure as possible, the first line of defense lies in the hands of you, our customer. Follow these steps immediately after creating your Cloud...
Although Rackspace Cloud has taken steps to make your default Cloud Server image as secure as possible, the first line of defense lies in the hands of you, our customer. Follow these steps immediately after creating your Cloud...
Although Rackspace Cloud has taken steps to make your default Cloud Server image as secure as possible, the first line of defense lies in the hands of you, our customer. Follow these steps immediately after creating your Cloud...