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-This how-to tutorial was created by BuyVM. We offer affordable and reliable **[[https://buyvm.net/kvm-dedicated-server-slices/|Dedicated KVM Slices]]** with features other hosting companies don't have, like Anycast, DDoS filtering, Offloaded MySQL, and Stallion our control panel.
+This how-to tutorial was created by BuyVM. We offer affordable and reliable **[[https://buyvm.net/kvm-dedicated-server-slices/|Dedicated KVM Slices]]** with features other hosting companies don't have, like Anycast, DDoS filtering, Storage Slabs, Offloaded MySQL, and Stallion our control panel.
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 In this document we'll only be covering a Linux GRE tunnel configuration.
-This guide will work 100% on both our KVM, and OpenVZ based plans.
+This guide will work 100% on our KVM Slices.
 ===== Prerequisites =====
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 At this point you should be able to connect to ''YOUR_FILTERED_IP'' and the destination port with your application and get passed through the GRE tunnel without issue.
 ===== Restarting your GRE Tunnel After Rebooting =====
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 Your distribution of choice (like Debian) may have hooks in ''/etc/network/interfaces'' to bring your GRE tunnels up at boot time but that's outside the scope of this guide.
+===== GRE Configuration for Pterodactyl/Docker=====
+Running Pterodactyl or Docker and want to protect your docker container?
+[[gre_tunnel:docker|Click here for GRE Configuration for Pterodactyl/Docker]]