Linux VPS3 - Maintained Features

Auto responder

Your account continues to support automated responder services.

No Bandwidth Charges

Your account continues to provide bandwidth without charge. In addition, your account does not include any form of bandwidth shaping.

CGI

Your account continues to support full Common Gateway Interface (CGI) capability.

Configuration Files

Your account continues to support full access to configuration files for system and application software.

CPX: Control Panel

This release includes support for an installation and an uninstall script. With this release, the following tasks are excluded from the CPX: Control Panel:

Assigning an IP address to a vhost
Installing SSL certificate(s) for vhosts
Assigning an IP address to a vhost
Configuring firewall Settings

Refer to CPX: Control Panel release notes, getting started guide, and user's guide for more information.

Dedicated IP Address

Your account continues to support A dedicated IP address (IPv4) and hostname.

Disk Space

Your account continues to provide the following disk space per plan:

Linux VPS Basic -10 GB
Linux VPS Pro - 20 GB
Linux VPS Pro Plus - 40 GB

Domains

Your account continues to support multiple domain hosting.

Dovecot

This release continues support for Dovecot (http://www.dovecot.org/). The package provides a secure Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) server.

GCC

This release continues support for the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC). The collection provides program language compilers developed and distributed by the GNU project (http://gcc.gnu.org/).

Independent File System

With this release, your account continues utilize an independent file system to handle its own processes, applications, users, and files.

Mail Service

Your account continues to include email services by means of the following protocols:

IMAP - Dovecot secure IMAP server software with no limit for IMAP email accounts.
POP - Without limit for POP email accounts.
SMTP -Sendmail with unlimited aliases.

osCommerce

With this release, support for osCommerce (http://www.oscommerce.com/) continues. The software provides online shopping cart functionality. Refer to Linux VPS 3.0 User's Guide for installation instructions.

Perl

Perl (http://www.cpan.org/) continues to provide a cross-platform programming language. The language (Perl) and the Apache modules (mod_perl) are pre-installed on your account by default.

Port Access

Your account continues to provide access to all ports.

PostgreSQL

With this release, PostgreSQL (http://www.postgresql.org/) continues to provide a relational database system. Your account supports custom installation (vininstall) and uninstallation (vuninstall) scripts.

Python

With this release, Python (http://www.python.org/) continues to provide a dynamic programming language comparable to Tcl, Perl, Ruby, Scheme, and Java. This release supports Python as a core service installed by default on your account.

RHEL

Red Hat Enterprise Linux or RHEL (http://www.redhat.com/) provides the operating system for your account. The RHEL operating system, including the version utilized by your account, is maintained and distributed by Red Hat, Inc.

Root Access

Your account continues to provide root access. Your account also enables you to establish security and to limit root access.

RPM

Red Hat Package Manager or RPM (http://www.rpm.org/) provides a command line-driven package management system. The package enables you to install, uninstall, verify, query, and update software features on your account.

Rsync

This release supports Rsync (http://rsync.samba.org/), an open source utility which provides fast incremental file transfer. Your account supports the latest, stable of the utility.

Ruby

Ruby (http://www.freshports.org/lang/ruby18/) provides interpreted scripting language for object-oriented programming. This release supports the latest, stable version at the time of release.

Save Logs

Your account continues to provide saved logs (or savelogs) as a part of the default, pre-configured installation. For more, see "Resume Logging and Access Log Files".

Server Logs

Your account continues to provide full access to server log files.

SSH

This release continues to support Secure Shell (SSH) access security as a pre-installed, default core service for your account. The service continues to be implemented by means of OpenSSH (http://www.openssh.com/). The service is maintained by and distributed under the terms of the OpenBSD Project. With this release, OpenSSH also provides Secure FTP (S-FTP) access for your account. Previously, S-FTP relied upon the default RHEL operating system and commands.

Telnet

Your account continues to exclude Telnet services from the default, installed applications provided by your account.

Unauthorized Relay Protection

Your account continues to provide unauthorized relay protection.

Users

Your account continues to support management and configuration for multiple users, groups, and their (shell, Web, FTP, email) privileges. Your account continues to enable you to establish quotas for each user.