What Are Virtual Servers?

Virtual server technology is a cost effective solution that allows splitting your Linux boxes into many virtually isolated servers and saves you hardware related capital investments. On the one hand, a generic virtual server can provide complete root access, can have its own processes, users, and multiple IP addresses. On the other, virtual servers share the same Linux kernel and live on the same file system, which allows for shared administrative tasks, such as:

• data backups
• task monitoring
• sharing files and directories and more.

What is FreeVPS?

FreeVPS is a free Linux based solution which extends the vserver solution by introducing a series of improvements. Each FreeVPS server has:

• memory and disk space limits
• private localhost network interface
• permissions to install its own application software and modify its config files
• permissions to configure/modify root application software
• permissions to delete, add, modify any file, including files in /root

What is H-Sphere VPS?

H-Sphere VPS is H-Sphere web interface for FreeVPS that offers virtual server hosting to your customers. With VPS Plan Wizard, you can create multiple VPS plans each with its own pricing and configuration. After signup, users on these plans will automatically get a virtual server and a control panel with a VPS manager and online billing and support system. Through the control panel, users can alter the amount of RAM, Disk space and Traffic for their VPS, as well as add IPs and restart VPS.

Related Docs:   • Installing VPS • Configuring VPS • VPS User Manual