XtreamUI 0Mbps Input 0Mbps output

[Leutrimq]

Hi guys,

I highly believe that some of you will provide me with an answer, I have tried on XtreamUI a few times to fix the internet access and exit but still 0mbps, please there is someone here who can fix this problem

 

[guetteur]

Hi m8, problem is with your network interface

1- just log onto your server via SSH and execute ifconfig command. Then the Network Interface details will appear
2- Now go to XC UI panel server setting click Edit Server.
3- set Network Interface to eth0 (or what you found with the first command), which is the interface we found live, active and in charge of current incoming and outgoing data of the server.

save and all will work for you

 

[DreamAL]

Hi guys,

I highly believe that some of you will provide me with an answer, I have tried on XtreamUI a few times to fix the internet access and exit but still 0mbps, please there is someone here who can fix this problem

Hi,

this not a bug fix from de pannel but you need install Vnstat

sudo apt-get install vnstat

after with a command

ifconfig

you see your eth interface and

sudo nano /etc/vnstat.conf

you change your id interface

sudo vnstat -u -i eth0

change eth0 if is not the same

sudo chown vnstat:vnstat /var/lib/vnstat/eth0

change eth0 if is not the same

sudo service vnstat start

for to test it

vnstat -l

esc with ctrl+c

maybe you wait some minute or logout from your pannel

Have a nice day

 

[Leutrimq]

Thank you very much for all you are wonderful

 

[urgodfather]

@DreamAL what about servers with em1 interface. I have seen this one to be a pain for many with the emulated interface.

 

[cbva99]

Wow! Very thanks guys!

 

[noshi421]

easiest way to check the network interface card is run this command in ssh as root

route -n | awk '$1 == "0.0.0.0" {print $8}'

 

[bojep]

Hi,

this not a bug fix from de pannel but you need install Vnstat

sudo apt-get install vnstat

after with a command

ifconfig

you see your eth interface and

sudo nano /etc/vnstat.conf

you change your id interface

sudo vnstat -u -i eth0

change eth0 if is not the same

sudo chown vnstat:vnstat /var/lib/vnstat/eth0

change eth0 if is not the same

sudo service vnstat start

for to test it

vnstat -l

esc with ctrl+c

maybe you wait some minute or logout from your pannel

Have a nice day

Thank you very much

 

[bojep]

Hi m8, problem is with your network interface

1- just log onto your server via SSH and execute ifconfig command. Then the Network Interface details will appear
2- Now go to XC UI panel server setting click Edit Server.
3- set Network Interface to eth0 (or what you found with the first command), which is the interface we found live, active and in charge of current incoming and outgoing data of the server.

save and all will work for you

Thank you very much

 

[DreamAL]

@DreamAL what about servers with em1 interface. I have seen this one to be a pain for many with the emulated interface.

Hello, I do not know this directly, however for my experiments I virtualize Linux inside my nas qnap is there the bridge creates me an ens3, vnstat makes the input/exit of the panel work. Now my challenge is to make the balancers work with the R16 version... I will definitely make a mistake or there is something blocking/missing. Thank you very much