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text=(:title OpenBSD Install Guide:)%0a%0aThis is a quick install guide for OpenBSD 6.8 on BuyVM.%0a%0aUse your web browser to go to [[https://manage.buyvm.net]]. Use the username and password that was given you.%0a%0a# Click on the [Power State] button, then [Power Off] the server. Any time new changes to hardware apply (upgrading RAM, CPUs, patches), you must hard power off and then boot the VPS. '''WARNING''': Make sure notify your users in advance, then power off your server by running @@$ doas shutdown -p now@@ -- or else you may lose data!\\%0aAttach:install-panel-01.png%0a# Click on Settings.%0a  # Click on Enable for API settings, then click Generate. Make sure to copy these values down for use for [[Openbsd/botnow|botnow]]. They will allow you to configure rDNS records automatically using scripts.%0a  # Make sure the hostname matches what you want. It should probably be @@%3cfruit>.ircnow.org@@. Click Save.%0a  # In the KVM settings on the right, change the CPU model to QEMU, Ethernet Driver to VIRTIO, and Hard Disk Driver to VIRTIO. I suspect this hardware to be most stable (but I am not sure).%0a  # Make sure to click on Save Settings.\\%0aAttach:install-panel-02.png%0a# Click on Networking.%0a  # For IPv4, change the main IP address to use your DDoS filtered IP address. Make sure to save changes. Do not share your non-DDoS filtered IP address with non-teammates! If you do, you can get DDoSed and forced offline. You will have two IPs -- the DDoS filtered IP is what you share with the public, the internal IP can be used as a backdoor to log in.%0a  # Make sure the Status is set to On for each IP address you have. Configure the rDNS records. Save Changes. '''NOTE''': In order for rDNS to apply, you must have properly configured A/AAAA [[Openbsd/dns|DNS records]]. Please read up on [[Openbsd/vhost|vhosts]].\\%0aAttach:install-panel-03.png%0a# Click on IPv6%0a  # To use IPv6, you must assign IPv6 addresses from the dedicated IPv6 subnet. Click on Assign IPv6 Address, then Assign Multiple IPv6 Addresses.\\%0aAttach:install-panel-04.png%0a# You can add hundreds of IPv6 addresses, but you must add them 8 at a time. Click Add IPv6 Addresses.\\%0aAttach:install-panel-05.png%0a# Configure the IPv6 addresses:%0a  # Click on the Status buttons and set each IPv6 address to On.%0a  # Click on the spinning gear icon to configure rDNS or to delete the IP address.%0a  # '''Remember''': Click Save Changes to apply.%0a# To use these IP addresses, see [[Openbsd/Staticnet|configuring static networking]] on OpenBSD. You will need to record the information about the IP addresses, the subnet, and the default gateway.\\%0aAttach:install-panel-06.png%0a# Click on Routed Subnets%0a  # This will enable you to get a /48 subnet without needing to manually enter IP addresses. You will also be given delegation for the rDNS entries.\\%0aAttach:install-panel-07.png%0a# Configure the name servers%0a  # Set the nexthop IP address to one of your IPv6 addresses%0a  # Set the delegated nameservers to two of your rDNS nameservers.\\%0aAttach:install-panel-08.png%0a# Click on CD-ROM%0a  # Search for OpenBSD (at the very bottom), then click Mount ISO.\\%0aAttach:install-panel-09.png%0a# Alternatively, to get a more recent ISO, while inside CD-ROM, click on Upload ISO.%0a  # Upload your ISO.\\%0aAttach:install-panel-10.png%0a# Click on Volumes%0a  # Click on the gear icon to Attach To Virtual Server. Make note of the hard disk size so you can partition and format it later.\\%0aAttach:install-panel-11.png%0a# Click on Power State at the top right, then Boot. Then, click on Console.%0aAttach:install-panel-12.png%0a# Begin installation%0a  # Error 1: If you see "No bootable device", double check to make sure you have mounted the CD-ROM ISO.%0a  # Error 2: The operating system has booted from hard disk instead of the ISO. In this case, you will want to log in and reboot using $ @@doas shutdown -r now@@ . Rebooting using software will avoid damaging your files. Do '''not''' use @@CTRL+ALT+DEL@@, @@Graceful Restart@@, @@Graceful Shutdown@@, @@Reset@@, or @@Power Off@@ unless absolutely necessary, because this will result in data corruption.%0aAttach:install-panel-13.png%0a# Follow the install instructions.%0aAttach:install-panel-14.png
time=1607083332
title=OpenBSD Install Guide
author:1607083332=jrmu
diff:1607083332:1607083163:=51,53c51%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-13.png%0a%3c # Follow the install instructions.%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-14.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a---%0a> Attach:install-panel-13.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a
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diff:1607083163:1607082356:=47,51c47%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-12.png%0a%3c # Begin installation%0a%3c   # Error 1: If you see "No bootable device", double check to make sure you have mounted the CD-ROM ISO.%0a%3c   # Error 2: The operating system has booted from hard disk instead of the ISO. In this case, you will want to log in and reboot using $ @@doas shutdown -r now@@ . Rebooting using software will avoid damaging your files. Do '''not''' use @@CTRL+ALT+DEL@@, @@Graceful Restart@@, @@Graceful Shutdown@@, @@Reset@@, or @@Power Off@@ unless absolutely necessary, because this will result in data corruption.%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-13.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a---%0a> Attach:install-panel-12.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a
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diff:1607082356:1607081617:=45,47c45%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-11.png%0a%3c # Click on Power State at the top right, then Boot. Then, click on Console.%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-12.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a---%0a> Attach:install-panel-11.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a
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diff:1607081617:1607081405:=37,38c37,39%0a%3c # Click on CD-ROM%0a%3c   # Search for OpenBSD (at the very bottom), then click Mount ISO.\\%0a---%0a> # Click on %0a>   # Set the nexthop IP address to one of your IPv6 addresses%0a>   # Set the delegated nameservers to two of your rDNS nameservers.\\%0a40,41c41,43%0a%3c # Alternatively, to get a more recent ISO, while inside CD-ROM, click on Upload ISO.%0a%3c   # Upload your ISO.\\%0a---%0a> # Configure the name servers%0a>   # Set the nexthop IP address to one of your IPv6 addresses%0a>   # Set the delegated nameservers to two of your rDNS nameservers.\\%0a43,44c45,47%0a%3c # Click on Volumes%0a%3c   # Click on the gear icon to Attach To Virtual Server. Make note of the hard disk size so you can partition and format it later.\\%0a---%0a> # Configure the name servers%0a>   # Set the nexthop IP address to one of your IPv6 addresses%0a>   # Set the delegated nameservers to two of your rDNS nameservers.\\%0a
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diff:1607081405:1607080554:=27,28c27,28%0a%3c   # '''Remember''': Click Save Changes to apply.%0a%3c # To use these IP addresses, see [[Openbsd/Staticnet|configuring static networking]] on OpenBSD. You will need to record the information about the IP addresses, the subnet, and the default gateway.\\%0a---%0a>   # '''Remember''': Click Save Changes to apply.\\%0a> # To use these IP addresses, see [[Openbsd/Staticnet|configuring static networking]] on OpenBSD.%0a
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diff:1607080554:1607080349:=17c17%0a%3c   # Make sure the Status is set to On for each IP address you have. Configure the rDNS records. Save Changes. '''NOTE''': In order for rDNS to apply, you must have properly configured A/AAAA [[Openbsd/dns|DNS records]]. Please read up on [[Openbsd/vhost|vhosts]].\\%0a---%0a>   # Make sure the Status is set to On for each IP address you have. Configure the rDNS records. Save Changes. '''NOTE''': In order for rDNS to apply, you must have properly configured A/AAAA DNS records.\\%0a28d27%0a%3c # To use these IP addresses, see [[Openbsd/Staticnet|configuring static networking]] on OpenBSD.%0a
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diff:1607080349:1607080048:=11c11%0a%3c   # Make sure the hostname matches what you want. It should probably be @@%3cfruit>.ircnow.org@@. Click Save.%0a---%0a>   # Make sure the hostname matches what you want. Click Save.%0a16,17c16,17%0a%3c   # For IPv4, change the main IP address to use your DDoS filtered IP address. Make sure to save changes. Do not share your non-DDoS filtered IP address with non-teammates! If you do, you can get DDoSed and forced offline. You will have two IPs -- the DDoS filtered IP is what you share with the public, the internal IP can be used as a backdoor to log in.%0a%3c   # Make sure the Status is set to On for each IP address you have. Configure the rDNS records. Save Changes. '''NOTE''': In order for rDNS to apply, you must have properly configured A/AAAA DNS records.\\%0a---%0a>   # For IPv4, change the main IP address to use your DDoS filtered IP address. Make sure to save changes. Do not share your non-DDoS filtered IP address with non-teammates! If you do, you can get DDoSed and forced offline.%0a>   # Make sure the Status is set to On for each IP address you have. Configure the rDNS records. Save Changes.\\%0a36c36%0a%3c # Click on %0a---%0a> # Configure the name servers%0a
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diff:1607080048:1607079095:=35,47c35%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-08.png%0a%3c # Configure the name servers%0a%3c   # Set the nexthop IP address to one of your IPv6 addresses%0a%3c   # Set the delegated nameservers to two of your rDNS nameservers.\\%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-09.png%0a%3c # Configure the name servers%0a%3c   # Set the nexthop IP address to one of your IPv6 addresses%0a%3c   # Set the delegated nameservers to two of your rDNS nameservers.\\%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-10.png%0a%3c # Configure the name servers%0a%3c   # Set the nexthop IP address to one of your IPv6 addresses%0a%3c   # Set the delegated nameservers to two of your rDNS nameservers.\\%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-11.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a---%0a> Attach:install-panel-08.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a
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author:1607079095=jrmu
diff:1607079095:1607079048:=30c30%0a%3c   # This will enable you to get a /48 subnet without needing to manually enter IP addresses. You will also be given delegation for the rDNS entries.\\%0a---%0a>   # This will enable you to get a /48 subnet without needing to manually enter IP addresses. You will also be given delegation for the rDNS entries.%0a
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diff:1607079048:1607079011:=17c17%0a%3c   # Make sure the Status is set to On for each IP address you have. Configure the rDNS records. Save Changes.\\%0a---%0a>   # Make sure the Status is set to On for each IP address you have. Configure the rDNS records. Save Changes.%0a
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diff:1607079011:1607078308:=20c20%0a%3c   # To use IPv6, you must assign IPv6 addresses from the dedicated IPv6 subnet. Click on Assign IPv6 Address, then Assign Multiple IPv6 Addresses.\\%0a---%0a>   # For IPv6\\%0a22d21%0a%3c # You can add hundreds of IPv6 addresses, but you must add them 8 at a time. Click Add IPv6 Addresses.\\%0a24,27d22%0a%3c # Configure the IPv6 addresses:%0a%3c   # Click on the Status buttons and set each IPv6 address to On.%0a%3c   # Click on the spinning gear icon to configure rDNS or to delete the IP address.%0a%3c   # '''Remember''': Click Save Changes to apply.\\%0a29,30d23%0a%3c # Click on Routed Subnets%0a%3c   # This will enable you to get a /48 subnet without needing to manually enter IP addresses. You will also be given delegation for the rDNS entries.%0a32,35c25,26%0a%3c # Configure the name servers%0a%3c   # Set the nexthop IP address to one of your IPv6 addresses%0a%3c   # Set the delegated nameservers to two of your rDNS nameservers.\\%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-08.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a---%0a> Attach:install-panel-08.png%0a> %0a
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author:1607078308=jrmu
diff:1607078308:1607078070:=15,17d14%0a%3c # Click on Networking.%0a%3c   # For IPv4, change the main IP address to use your DDoS filtered IP address. Make sure to save changes. Do not share your non-DDoS filtered IP address with non-teammates! If you do, you can get DDoSed and forced offline.%0a%3c   # Make sure the Status is set to On for each IP address you have. Configure the rDNS records. Save Changes.%0a19,20d15%0a%3c # Click on IPv6%0a%3c   # For IPv6\\%0a
host:1607078308=198.251.81.119
author:1607078070=jrmu
diff:1607078070:1607078045:=10c10%0a%3c   # Click on Enable for API settings, then click Generate. Make sure to copy these values down for use for [[Openbsd/botnow|botnow]]. They will allow you to configure rDNS records automatically using scripts.%0a---%0a>   # Click on Enable for API settings, then click Generate. Make sure to copy these values down for use for [[Openbsd/botnow|botnow]].%0a
host:1607078070=198.251.81.119
author:1607078045=jrmu
diff:1607078045:1607077894:=10,13c10,13%0a%3c   # Click on Enable for API settings, then click Generate. Make sure to copy these values down for use for [[Openbsd/botnow|botnow]].%0a%3c   # Make sure the hostname matches what you want. Click Save.%0a%3c   # In the KVM settings on the right, change the CPU model to QEMU, Ethernet Driver to VIRTIO, and Hard Disk Driver to VIRTIO. I suspect this hardware to be most stable (but I am not sure).%0a%3c   # Make sure to click on Save Settings.\\%0a---%0a>   # Click on the Generate button for API settings. Make sure to copy these values down for use for [[Openbsd/botnow|botnow]].%0a>   # Make sure the hostname matches what you want.%0a>   # In the KVM settings on the right, change the CPU model to QEMU, Ethernet Driver to VIRTIO, and Hard Disk Driver to VIRTIO.%0a> %0a
host:1607078045=198.251.81.119
author:1607077894=jrmu
diff:1607077894:1607077813:=10c10%0a%3c   # Click on the Generate button for API settings. Make sure to copy these values down for use for [[Openbsd/botnow|botnow]].%0a---%0a>   # Click on the Generate button for API settings.%0a
host:1607077894=198.251.81.119
author:1607077813=jrmu
diff:1607077813:1607077807:=7,8c7,8%0a%3c # Click on the [Power State] button, then [Power Off] the server. Any time new changes to hardware apply (upgrading RAM, CPUs, patches), you must hard power off and then boot the VPS. '''WARNING''': Make sure notify your users in advance, then power off your server by running @@$ doas shutdown -p now@@ -- or else you may lose data!\\%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-01.png%0a---%0a> # Click on the [Power State] button, then [Power Off] the server. Any time new changes to hardware apply (upgrading RAM, CPUs, patches), you must hard power off and then boot the VPS. '''WARNING''': Make sure notify your users in advance, then power off your server by running @@$ doas shutdown -p now@@ -- or else you may lose data!%0a> \\Attach:install-panel-01.png%0a
host:1607077813=198.251.81.119
author:1607077807=jrmu
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diff:1607077745:1607077631:=8c8,10%0a%3c \\Attach:install-panel-01.png%0a---%0a> %0a> Attach:install-panel-01.png%0a> %0a
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author:1607077631=jrmu
diff:1607077631:1607077591:=7,8d6%0a%3c # Click on the [Power State] button, then [Power Off] the server. Any time new changes to hardware apply (upgrading RAM, CPUs, patches), you must hard power off and then boot the VPS. '''WARNING''': Make sure notify your users in advance, then power off your server by running @@$ doas shutdown -p now@@ -- or else you may lose data!%0a%3c %0a9a8,9%0a> %0a> # Click on the [Power State] button, then [Power Off] the server. Any time new changes to hardware apply (upgrading RAM, CPUs, patches), you must hard power off and then boot the VPS. '''WARNING''': Make sure notify your users in advance, then power off your server by running @@$ doas shutdown -p now@@ -- or else you may lose data!%0a
host:1607077631=198.251.81.119
author:1607077591=jrmu
diff:1607077591:1607077493:=9c9%0a%3c # Click on the [Power State] button, then [Power Off] the server. Any time new changes to hardware apply (upgrading RAM, CPUs, patches), you must hard power off and then boot the VPS. '''WARNING''': Make sure notify your users in advance, then power off your server by running @@$ doas shutdown -p now@@ -- or else you may lose data!%0a---%0a> # Click on the [Power State] button, then [Power Off] the server. Any time new changes to hardware apply (upgrading RAM, CPUs, patches), you must hard power off and then boot the VPS.%0a
host:1607077591=198.251.81.119
author:1607077493=jrmu
diff:1607077493:1607076200:=16,23c16%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-02.png%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-03.png%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-04.png%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-05.png%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-06.png%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-07.png%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-08.png%0a%3c %0a---%0a> Attach:install-panel-02.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a
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diff:1607076200:1607076195:=16c16%0a%3c Attach:install-panel-02.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a---%0a> Attach:install-panel-01.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a
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diff:1607075935:1607075795:=11,14c11%0a%3c # Click on Settings.%0a%3c   # Click on the Generate button for API settings.%0a%3c   # Make sure the hostname matches what you want.%0a%3c   # In the KVM settings on the right, change the CPU model to QEMU, Ethernet Driver to VIRTIO, and Hard Disk Driver to VIRTIO.%0a---%0a> # Click on Console%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a
host:1607075935=198.251.81.119
author:1607075795=jrmu
diff:1607075795:1607075653:=5,11c5%0a%3c Use your web browser to go to [[https://manage.buyvm.net]]. Use the username and password that was given you.%0a%3c %0a%3c Attach:install-panel-01.png%0a%3c %0a%3c # Click on the [Power State] button, then [Power Off] the server. Any time new changes to hardware apply (upgrading RAM, CPUs, patches), you must hard power off and then boot the VPS.%0a%3c %0a%3c # Click on Console%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a---%0a> Attach:install-panel-01.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a
host:1607075795=198.251.81.119
author:1607075653=jrmu
diff:1607075653:1607075263:=1,5c1%0a%3c (:title OpenBSD Install Guide:)%0a%3c %0a%3c This is a quick install guide for OpenBSD 6.8 on BuyVM.%0a%3c %0a%3c Attach:install-panel-01.png%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a---%0a> (:title OpenBSD Install Guide:)%0a\ No newline at end of file%0a
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