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jams22 reacted to dotchetter in bcd error Windows 10
Do you have access to a windows installation? In that environment you can open a command prompt with Shift + F10.
Unplug any other drives such as USB drives or external drives first.
Do the following commands
diskpart
sel disk 0
list vol
You should now see something similar to this:
In my case Volume 2 is the system partition. By default, it does not have a mountpoint. Find out which of the partitions is your system partition.
In Windows 10, sometimes it isn't even labeled "System", but it's usually the one partition around 100 - 200 mb in size (windows 10 tends to be larger). It is also usually the only volume to be Fat32.
Now if you know which volume is your system volume, then in DISKPART, do
sel vol 2 (your volume there)
assign letter s
exit
The system volume now has a mountpoint. Now, do
bcdboot C:\Windows /S S: /F all
If the command above ran successfully, it has recreated new bootfiles based upon the data in the windir.
You can now try and boot the system.
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jams22 reacted to Electronics Wizardy in Need some help. Hosting multiple Public IP's
bsaically, but make sure you know your stuff so people cana't mess with it.
So normally a dns entry points to a ip, but you can use a reverse proxy to use something like blog.domain.com.
But this won't give a vps full access, so it may work ok for a website, but not the same as deticated ip.
Really though, don't do this at home, you don't have the same infracture as a isp. Things like backup generators, building security, multiple isps is what people want in a vps.
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jams22 reacted to GDRRiley in Need some help. Hosting multiple Public IP's
rogers residential will shut you down if they find out.
bell would be okay with it but unless you got clients lined up I don't see the point
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jams22 reacted to Electronics Wizardy in Need some help. Hosting multiple Public IP's
dhcp to the boxes and give them all a public ip? Then setup the networking so that each vm can't change their ip to be other than the one you assign it.
Well normally
How many public ips do you have?
Also what buiness plan? You probably won't want to host a vpn on anything other than a deticated internet line. most cheap buiness lines are still shared bandwidth.
If your trying to do this from your home its a really bad idea.