FreeBSD UNIX

The UNIX Operating System (O/S) is the backbone of Virtual Private Server technology. FreeBSD is an advanced BSD UNIX O/S developed and maintained by some of the industries' best software engineers. The FreeBSD project encompasses many years of development, the result of which is an extremely powerful and stable O/S. FreeBSD's open source ensures that these development efforts will be continued well into the future.

In addition to FreeBSD, we also use Solaris UNIX for some of our Virtual Private Servers. If you don't know which version of UNIX your Virtual Private Server uses, use the uname command to find out.

FreeBSD Administration

FreeBSD Virtual Private Servers are robust and reliable, and relatively easy to use. The following links are provided to help you become familiar with the essential skills and knowledge required to administer your FreeBSD Virtual Private Server.

• Common FreeBSD Shell Commands
• The UNIX File System
• Cron - Program Scheduler
• Rc - Automatically Restart Programs after a Reboot
• Finger - A UNIX Directory Service
• Changing the Time on a Virtual Private Server

Additional Resources

For more information about FreeBSD and UNIX administration, we recommend the following.

• UnixWorld
• FreeBSD Home Page

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