When we launched our virtual private server hosting platform a few weeks ago, we included a really nifty feature that I would like to share with you. It’s called the Spring Console, and it enables you to get access to your virtual private server even when you cannot reach it over the network.
Why Use the Spring Console?
Watch the overview video below to learn why you would want to use the Spring Console:
How do I use the Spring Console?
Using the Spring Console is as easy as connecting via SSH to springconsole.com with your DynDNS username and password and selecting the Spring Server VPS you would like to connect to. Watch the demo video below where I walk through a real-world example for using the Spring Console to fix a broken Spring Server VPS:
Where can I learn more?
You will find more links to get started on the springconsole.com web page, or if you haven’t heard about our new hosting platform at all, head to the Spring Server VPS page to learn more about our new service.
Cory von Wallenstein is the VP of Engineering for Dyn - the IaaS (Internet Infrastructure-as-a-Service) leader that features a full suite of enterprise DNS and email delivery services. Follow on Twitter: @cvonwallenstein and @DynInc.