Product/Service Usage Questions
Q: Is a Doprax VM the same as a VPS?
A: Yes. VPS (Virtual Private Server) is the general industry term for this type of hosting. On Doprax, you can deploy
VMs across several infrastructure options, including our own ProVM as well as Hetzner, OVH, and Vultr. Whichever
provider you choose, it's the same kind of service people mean when they search for "VPS."
Q: How do I create and deploy a new server?
A: Use the Doprax dashboard to configure and deploy your server. Choose the desired specifications and click "Deploy."
Q: What are the supported programming languages and frameworks?
A: Doprax supports all major languages (Python, Node.js, Java, etc.) and frameworks (Flask, Django, React, etc.).
Q: Can I integrate Doprax with external tools like GitHub?
A: Yes, Doprax allows you to link your GitHub repository for seamless deployment.
Q: Where can I see my free quota for traffic usage?
A: Check the Network tab of your VM to view your free traffic quota.
Q: Can I assign an IPv6 address to my VM?
A: All VMs come with an IPv6 address by default.
Q: Can I transfer files to this virtual server?
A: Yes, use the scp command or any file transfer tool to move files from your local machine to the server.
Q: How do I monitor my server’s performance?
A: Use the Metrics tab in your Doprax dashboard to monitor CPU, memory, and network usage.
Q: How fast is Vultr compared to OVH?
A: Vultr servers usually offer 1 to 2 Gbps (1,000 to 2,000 Mbps), which is much faster than OVH.
Q: Why are my VMs running too slow?
A: Check the following:
- CPU and RAM usage – Overloaded resources reduce performance.
- ISP restrictions – Your provider might be throttling your IP.
- Running processes – Use top or htop to check background activity.
- Disk space – Run df -h to ensure the disk isn’t full.
- Datacenter location – Far locations can increase latency.
Q: My VPS connection keeps dropping, and I can’t maintain a stable SSH session. What should I check?
A: Frequent disconnects could be due to:
- Network issues from your ISP – try a VPN or different network.
- High packet loss – Run ping [your_server_IP] -t to check for lost packets.
- Firewall blocking SSH traffic – Disable Cloudflare proxy if used.
- Low system resources – High CPU or RAM usage may cause crashes.
Q: I need a test IP before purchasing a VPS to check network speed. Can you provide one?
A: No, Doprax does not provide test IPs for security reasons. You can deploy a small instance, test the connection, and
delete it if it doesn’t meet your needs.
Q: I have a server with 4 vCPU, 8GB RAM, 80GB disk, and 20TB traffic. Can I extend the RAM and storage?
A: This depends on the provider. Some allow live upgrades, while others require migration to a new plan. Check your
cloud provider’s documentation.
Q: I am trying to set up a V2Ray server and use my router as the client. Is there any documentation on how to configure
my router properly?
A: Configuration varies by router model. Check if your router supports V2Ray or Shadowsocks. Alternatively, install a
client on a device behind the router and forward traffic.
Q: Why can’t I use WARP or other UDP-based services on Hetzner?
A: Hetzner servers on Doprax have limited outbound UDP rules to prevent abuse. For full UDP support, use OVH or Vultr.
Q: Is there documentation available on configuring a router to connect to a VPS from Doprax?
A: Doprax does not have specific router guides, but general VPN and proxy guides can help. Ensure your VPS firewall
allows incoming connections.
Q: What is Rescue Mode and when should I use it?
A: Rescue Mode lets you boot a temporary environment to recover lost SSH access, reset passwords, fix misconfigurations,
or back up files. It does not affect existing data unless modified manually.
Q: Does enabling Rescue Mode cost extra?
A: No, Rescue Mode is free and included with your plan.
Q: Can I open port 25 (SMTP) for email sending?
A: Port 25 is blocked by default on all Doprax data centers to prevent spam. Use ports 587 or 465 for secure mail
relaying.
Q: How can I restore access if SSH port is filtered or closed?
A: Use the Rescue Mode console from your VM dashboard to temporarily log in and modify SSH configurations or open
firewall ports.