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in all seriousness I have seen cloudflare do this to other sites but not as bad as what is happening here. I blame cloudflare.

what he is doing is running various services mostly for gaming on different VM's but all on same server. Different requests will go to different VM to be processed. Different ports (mostly) for different requests. That part is still being worked out. at the moment if I understood right he wants...

I live rural and am the only technology store within 50 miles. My girlfriend understands about 65% of what I say in computers but without that I would have nobody get me. I understand the plight.

what you described is exactly what I am experiencing. nice to know I am not suffering alone.

I am happy to help, many others on the forum also happy to help. Some may be able to walk you through step by step, I have not done what you are trying so I can only give so much. I understand what you want to do and how though.

yes they are not terrible, just annoying that I can't get in when I want. Main concern was that it got so frequent this week that I wondered if something might be wrong on the web server end. although it could just be one of the band-aids that holds the technology together with the ISP might...

I must have alot of bad timing lately or are you saying we are under a dos attack because the thread was fairly old.

The www.mydomain.com:## will work as it redirects to the port specified, however if 2 things have the same port then you may need to change one. Don't forget that you can forward incoming port 123 to 10.10.10.10 on port 99 if you wish. You can use that to deal with duplicate ports or to hide...

never had a problem with clonezilla, but you do have to know how to work it if the defaults do not work. I agree with try to see which uuid is the one you want to have as source, something has to differentiate them.

Not sure where to put this but for the last few days I get the dreaded cloudflare "Bad Gateway error 502" attempting to get to this site. It is about 35% to 45% of the time so it is not constant but very common. If I keep trying about a dozen or more times I will get back in if I get the error...

I have not done what you are wanting so if I am not 100% on I apologize. all my services are on separate ports but on the one computer so one IP. With several VM I would think that you should be able to send the traffic thru the router to the computer without issue. Now to get the traffic to the...

I am very impressed. any system with 220GB of RAM when I never see things that hold more than 64G is very impressive. how big is the drive? but it says 128G RAM which is still great. You have enough RAM to power several virtual machines, would that maybe be a good idea for your services...

The approach is the same however in essence they linked yum to dnf so it changes yum to dnf for you but at some point in the near future that will stop working. Best to be up to date. so the professor's "yum" lesson still works but also still not current by years.

routers do not need drivers. they are a self contained component that you connect to. DRIVERS ARE NOT NECESSARY FOR ANY ROUTER TO USE

This is meaningless. A router works with anything that uses compatible communication protocols and since those are standardized it would not matter if you had a MAC, Windows, Linux or Carrier pigeons (assuming they knew tcp/ip). Your router is fine you just had marketing people write up the...