kimsufi.com 9.9 Euro dedicated server graphic tutorial

kimsufi is an OVH alias. The dedicated servers priced at 9.9 Euros are all located in the French data center. It is generally reported that the CPUs of the machines on the shelves are all N2800, and the hard drives are generally new . Although the ping value is between 300-400, the website opening speed is actually not too slow. Using some VPS on the west coast of the United States for reverse generation and caching is actually quite good.
The following is an example of purchasing a 9.9 Euro dedicated server of the Debian operating system to explain the purchase steps:

first

Open kimsufi and select the first mKS 2G plan

The second step is to find the operating system Linux

Step 3: Select the Debian operating system

Step 4: Confirm the order

Among them, there will be an additional TVA fee of 19.6%. This is a European regulation. Non-Europeans can send a TK cancellation, but they need to send some signed faxes.

Step 5: Register a new user or log in with an existing account

Step 6. Payment

No screenshots, just click on the familiar icons for payment.

Finally, wait for the machine to be put on the shelf and wait for review

In the middle, OVH (because kimsufi is a subsidiary of OVH, the panel emails, etc. all use the OVH platform) will create a TK, which requires you to provide the Card ID and the bill (water, electricity, etc.) of the address you provided when registering the OVH account. I used the company address to register with OVH before, and finally I directly sent a Chinese express delivery document to OVH, which also passed the review.

After the review is completed, the machine will be put on the shelf

After the machine is put on the shelf, you can see the name of the server under Dedicated server in the panel. In theory, you should receive an email containing the IP, root, and password, and you can ssh to the server for management. In fact, I did not receive this email in my domain name mailbox. However, you can also see the corresponding email content in the OVH panel Home>Administration>Settings>Emails Summary .
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