Fli
07-21-2017, 12:58 PM
Hello,
in case of OpenVZ, VPS host server admin can access OpenVZ containers without providing password doing commands: "vzlist" and then "vzctl enter CTID".
There is no such option for KVM? In case of KVM i see i can activate rescue mode for the vps in my control panel (Virtualizor) and then mount the filesystem (mkdir /vps;mount /dev/sdb1 /vps;cd /vps;ls -l) (sdb1 discovered thru "fdisk -l" command) and then probably edit the data or transfer data to the dedicated server: scp -r /vps/folder/ root@dediIP:/distinationDir/ -p sshporthere
But any way to browse KVM VPS file system without reboot while not having SSH access to the KVM?
in case of OpenVZ, VPS host server admin can access OpenVZ containers without providing password doing commands: "vzlist" and then "vzctl enter CTID".
There is no such option for KVM? In case of KVM i see i can activate rescue mode for the vps in my control panel (Virtualizor) and then mount the filesystem (mkdir /vps;mount /dev/sdb1 /vps;cd /vps;ls -l) (sdb1 discovered thru "fdisk -l" command) and then probably edit the data or transfer data to the dedicated server: scp -r /vps/folder/ root@dediIP:/distinationDir/ -p sshporthere
But any way to browse KVM VPS file system without reboot while not having SSH access to the KVM?