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1. Servers created through the WHMCS Module and the Solusvm interface should be separated.

   Customers can create Virtual servers in 2 ways.

   1. You can purchase a "prepaid" virtual server through WHMCS.
   2. Can create "pay-as-you-go" virtual server via SolusVM administration panel.

   If the user wants to use 2 billing methods:
   Will make purchases through WHMCS to create a "prepaid" virtual server.
   To purchase "pay-as-you-go" packages, Solusvm will create a server through the administration panel.

   But using it this way causes a problem like this.
   The user purchased 2 "prepaid" virtual servers from WHMCS.
   And he created 1 "pay-as-you-go" package via the Solusvm management panel.
   If the user enters the Solusvm Administration panel, he will see 3 servers. 2 of them are servers created via WHMCS module and 1 is via Solusvm. The user may accidentally delete the server he/she purchased prepaid while managing it as he/she wishes from the solusvm management panel. For this reason, the order must be created again via WHMCS. In order to avoid mixing two types of billing methods,

   Servers created with the module and servers created through the Solusvm administration panel should be separated.

   Customers can create Virtual servers in 2 ways.

   1. You can purchase a "prepaid" virtual server through WHMCS.
   2. Can create "pay-as-you-go" virtual server via SolusVM administration panel.

   If the user wants to use 2 billing methods:
   Will make purchases through WHMCS to create a "prepaid" virtual server.
   To purchase "pay-as-you-go" packages, Solusvm will create a server through the administration panel.

   But using it this way causes a problem like this.
   The user purchased 2 "prepaid" virtual servers from WHMCS.
   And he created 1 "pay-as-you-go" package via the Solusvm management panel.
   If the user enters the Solusvm Administration panel, he will see… more

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2. Docker Deployment

   Allow containerization.

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3. Exclude the IP from the list of usable upon VM's termination

   Some IP addresses may be assigned with certain services of products' licenses, so the new VM with the same IP may get access to them until the product/license is terminated as well.

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4. memory ballooning in SolusIO

   Add ability to set up memory ballooning(soft limit and hard limit) for VPSes in SolusIO.

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5. Vulnerability Report

   Hi Hostsailor Security Team,
   I'm Yash Bug Bounty Hunter from India.

   Vulnerable Url:-
   https://vps.hostsailor.com/login.php
   Login Function is blocking through the IP.

   I would like to report rate limit issue based on IP blocking mechanism. Rate-limitation nowadays is not effective anymore to protect against brute-force. There are many botnets out there which can be used to overcome this hurdle, as well as cloud (VPS) services (e.g. Amazon AWS EIPs, Digital Ocean, ...), VPNs, proxies.
   We can use IP Rotation extension in Burpsuite to exploit IP Based Rate limiting.
   In this case I validated by changing my IP but in extension it automatically changes the IP after 5 attempts and Rate limit is bypassed.

   Many VPS providers today offer a whole /64 subnet range of IPv6 addresses (18.446.744.073.709.551.616 unique addresses), such as but not limited to:
   RamNode: $15/year (https://www.ramnode.com/vps.php)
   Hetzner: $3.9/month (https://www.hetzner.de/us/hosting/produktmatrix_vserver/vserver-produktmatrix)
   Vultr: $5/month (https://www.vultr.com/pricing/) and AWS too.

   One example of a similar vulnerability that was exploited by Black Hats in the past would be Apple's Celebgate scandal of January 2015, where celebrity passwords were brute-forced through an unprotected Apple authentication endpoint which is on IP based rate limit blocking. But in the case of Courier user can easily rotate the IP's and can cause denial of services to its victim, or can cause notification bombarding after every 5 request.

   Impact:-
   1) Rate limit bypassed.
   2) IP based Rate limit Bypass can cause Dos on courier users.

   Recommendation:-
   I'm recommending you to implement Captcha Verification to avoid such rate limit issue, or You can add rate limit on the basis of user's email address not IP address.
   So make brute force attack on login page and change IP after you get rate limited. I Don't have AWS subscription that why I'm demonstrating this with my free ( RiseupVPN ). Hope you will understand.

   Hi Hostsailor Security Team,
   I'm Yash Bug Bounty Hunter from India.

   Vulnerable Url:-
   https://vps.hostsailor.com/login.php
   Login Function is blocking through the IP.

   I would like to report rate limit issue based on IP blocking mechanism. Rate-limitation nowadays is not effective anymore to protect against brute-force. There are many botnets out there which can be used to overcome this hurdle, as well as cloud (VPS) services (e.g. Amazon AWS EIPs, Digital Ocean, ...), VPNs, proxies.
   We can use IP Rotation extension in Burpsuite to exploit IP Based Rate limiting.
   In this case I validated by changing my IP but in extension it… more

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6. Custom configurator VPS

   Many customers now require individual tariffs so that they can independently select the required number of cores, memory, disk. This is especially true for cloud services. - http://prntscr.com/r4595b

   But, but, unfortunately, solusvm does not allow the use of custom individual settings through the implementation of Quantity as an Option Type WHMCS.

   We ask you to realize this opportunity, because the option you proposed is extremely inconvenient - https://documentation.solusvm.com/display/DOCS/Resource+Chooser

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7. Add multiple Volume Group support for KVM and Xen.

   It would be good to have an option to select the Volume Group before the VM creation.

   At the moment, SolusVM is allowing us to create VM from only one Volume Group. Let's say, there are two HDD's available for VM creation in Xen/KVM. One is SATA and another one is SSD. If we have an option to select the Volume Group, we could create two different Volume Group from two disks.

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8. Create virutal server with one IPv6 address (not IPv6 Subnets)

   Currently SolusVM can't assign IPv6 addresses to virtual server when created.
   There is the workaround that assign IPv6 Subnets to virtual server and define 1 to the 'IPv6 Addresses' parameter in the Plan.

   But the IPv6 Subnets function has the limitation that assignable IPv6 subnet range's minimum is '/112'. So customers can assign many IPv6 addresses ranged in '/112'.

   So if VPS service provider want a virtual server to assign only one IPv6 address, they should assign from SolusVM Web UI manually.

   I need the function to solve these issues.

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9. Cloud-init support

   Cloud init is the standard when it comes to provisioning servers. Not only in large clouds such as AWS, others use it too in one way or another. It would be good if SolusVM would follow this standard.

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10. Startup script on first boot

    Being able to execute a script on first boot will be a great addition.

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11. Separating virtual servers created via WHMCS and SolusVM

    Customers can create Virtual servers in 2 ways.

    1. You can purchase a "prepaid" virtual server through WHMCS.
    2. Can create "pay-as-you-go" virtual server via SolusVM administration panel.

    If the user wants to use 2 billing methods:
    Will make purchases through WHMCS to create a "prepaid" virtual server.
    To purchase "pay-as-you-go" packages, Solusvm will create a server through the administration panel.

    But using it this way causes a problem like this.
    The user purchased 2 "prepaid" virtual servers from WHMCS.
    And he created 1 "pay-as-you-go" package via the Solusvm management panel.
    If the user enters the Solusvm Administration panel, he will see 3 servers. 2 of them are servers created via WHMCS module and 1 is via Solusvm. The user may accidentally delete the server he/she purchased prepaid while managing it as he/she wishes from the solusvm management panel. For this reason, the order must be created again via WHMCS. In order to avoid mixing two types of billing methods,

    Servers created with the module and servers created through the Solusvm administration panel can be kept separate.

    Customers can create Virtual servers in 2 ways.

    1. You can purchase a "prepaid" virtual server through WHMCS.
    2. Can create "pay-as-you-go" virtual server via SolusVM administration panel.

    If the user wants to use 2 billing methods:
    Will make purchases through WHMCS to create a "prepaid" virtual server.
    To purchase "pay-as-you-go" packages, Solusvm will create a server through the administration panel.

    But using it this way causes a problem like this.
    The user purchased 2 "prepaid" virtual servers from WHMCS.
    And he created 1 "pay-as-you-go" package via the Solusvm management panel.
    If the user enters the Solusvm Administration panel, he will see… more

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