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Keywords: 7091, FreeBSD VPS v1, VPS v2, VPS v3, Linux VPS
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Welcome to the Virtual Private Server online support section. We have created an extensive library of information to help you manage your Virtual Private Server.
Linux VPS offers the latest Virtual Private Server technology using the Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) operating system. The customer documentation provides information about new features, differences between plans, and frequently asked questions.
FreeBSD VPS v3 is the latest FreeBSD Virtual Private Server offering technology. This documentation provides information about new features, differences between VPS v2 and VPS v3, and frequently asked questions.
VPS v2/v3 is the next generation of Virtual Private Server technology adding increased power, improved functionality, and better privacy.
The original VPS offers the stability and reliability of FreeBSD UNIX on the scalable VPS platform. This section is where you will find information about your Virtual Private Server.
Solaris VPS/MPS has reached the end of its product lifetime and we will no longer be selling these products. We will also be limiting and, eventually ending, support for existing Solaris VPS/MPS accounts. See the Solaris EOL FAQ for additional information including important EOL milestones.
If you were unable to find what you were looking for in the Online Support pages, you may want to try the FreeBSD VPS Handbook.
CPX: Control Panel Documentation
Control Panel is a powerful control panel that provides an intuitive web interface to administer your accounts. CPX is available for all VPS accounts except VPS v1. In addition to user, domain, and file management, CPX also offers an enhanced web-based email interface and mail management modules. This documentation provides information about getting started and using the features of CPX.
FreeBSD VPS v2 to v3 Migration Tool and Instructions
Obtain the most current applications and features by migrating to the latest version of FreeBSD v3. This document outlines in four easy steps how to migrate from FreeBSD v2 to FreeBSD v3.
FreeBSD VPS v1 to v2 Migration Instructions
Expand your resources by migrating your VPS v1 to a VPS v2. This PDF document outlines how to migrate your VPS account to the VPS v2 platform.
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