vps
Why FreeBSD?
Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008Whether or not you are new to the world of VPS’s (perhaps you read our entry a few days ago, “Why VPS?”), you may be wondering what the advantages are of a FreeBSD-based VPS. There are great reasons why many experts in virtual hosting, like RootBSD, have made this choice.
FreeBSD is a free operating [...]
Why VPS?
Saturday, July 19th, 2008Whether or not you’re already familiar with FreeBSD, if you’re new to the world of VPS’s, you might be wondering why to go with a VPS provider like RootBSD rather than a dedicated, private server. If so, read on!
VPS is an acronym for “virtual private server,” which is a method of partitioning physical computer [...]
How to add IP aliases
Thursday, May 22nd, 2008If you have been assigned extra IP addresses for a Xen VPS, here is how to configure them in your FreeBSD server.
Memory Upgrades
Monday, February 18th, 2008We have made some upgrades to memory limits on our FreeBSD VPS service. Our entry-level plan, Iota, now comes with 256MB of RAM, quite a deal for only $19.97 including our best in class server hardware and capable FreeBSD 6.2 OS setup.
All of our VPS plans received memory upgrades, which applies immediately to existing [...]
Check your VPS memory and disk usage
Wednesday, October 31st, 2007Hey everyone. Just getting an announcement out there about some new scripts that have been added to the jails of all our VPS users. We have added scripts to view memory usage, view disk usage, reboot, and halt from within the jail (i.e. on the command line). All of this has been available through the [...]