Virtual Server Documentation

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Remote Virtual Server Administration
The whole concept of a Virtual Server or Virtual Hosting (which is what most other hosting providers offer) is based on remote administration. Many small to medium sized business simply cannot afford to install a T1 into their office (let alone a DS3) and lay down the capital, time, and human resources necessary to maintain a dedicated connection to the Internet. A Virtual Server allows you to have a dedicated presence on the Internet and maintain it remotely via a low cost dial-up connection.

User Interfaces
There are several user interfaces that allow you to administer your Virtual Server in an easy-to-use and comfortable environment.

• iManager
  Our most comprehensive tool is iManager. iManager provides wizards that guide you through the step-by-step process of uploading files to your Virtual Server, managing files, creating e-mail accounts, and much more. Because iManager runs from your web browser (Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer, and others), accessing your Virtual Server is as easy as surfing a web site.

• Telnet or SSH
  Providing shell account access to our Virtual Servers is a fundamental part of our philosophy. By using a Telnet or SSH client, you can connect to your Virtual Server from anywhere in the world, and log in as if you were sitting right in front it.

The UNIX O/S
At the core of of our hosting technology is the UNIX Operating System (O/S).

• FreeBSD UNIX
  Rule the World with 13 Commands... The UNIX File System... Changing the Time on a Virtual Server... Cron - Program Scheduler... Rc - Automatic Program Restarting... Finger - A UNIX Directory Service...
  
• Solaris UNIX
  Rule the World with 11 Commands... The UNIX File System... Changing the Time on a Virtual Server... Cron - Program Scheduler... Rc - Automatic Program Restarting... Finger - A UNIX Directory Service...
  
• Which O/S Is Your Virtual Server Running?

Virtual Server Administration
For help with Virtual Server administration, see:

• Virtual Server User Accounts
• Choosing a Password
• Transferring Files To and From a Virtual Server
  iManager... FTP... File Sharing...
  
• Virtual Server FTP
  WS_FTP... Fetch... Console FTP... Virtual Server FTP Configuration...
  
• Windows File Sharing
• vnukelog - Clearing Log Files