Linux VPS 3.0 Getting Started Guide

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Topic: Linux

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All rights reserved. 2 Configuring Users As part of the automatic maintenance provided with Linux VPS, your account contains several necessary root and application users by default ...

 

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Linux VPS 3.0 Getting Started Guide First Edition December 2006 Linux VPS 3.0 Getting Started Guide Table of Contents ii Table of Contents Introduction .1 Configuring Users.2 Adding Users .2 Managing and Configuring Users.2 Removing Users.3 Configuring Email.4 Virtual User Tables.4 Catchalls .4 Aliases . 5 Configuring Subhosts.6 Adding a Subhost.6 Configuring a Subhost.7 Removing a Subhost.7 Using the Vinstall Utility Library.8 Notices.9 Document Conventions .10 Linux VPS 3.0 Getting Started Guide Introduction Copyright 1996-2006 Verio Inc. All rights reserved. 1 Introduction This document provides information for basic administration of Linux VPS 3.0. It provides important information about creating users, configuring email and subhosts (or virtual hosts ), and program management to help you begin using Linux VPS in a short period of time. The Linux VPS product offers the benefits of a managed hosting solution with the flexibility of a dedicated Linux server. The proprietary technology of the Linux VPS provides a solution where the operating system and core services are managed for you. However, you have full root access to your files and programs. This guide discusses server management from a shell command line and assumes you understand shell clients and command-line interaction with Linux servers. If you do not use shell command line or are not familiar with shell interaction, you can install and use the CPX: Control Panel Web interface. For more information about CPX: Control Panel, see the getting started guide for CPX: Control Panel. Linux VPS includes several v-commands . These commands, created specifically for your product, enable easier server administration. Some examples discussed in this guide are vadduser , vrmuser , vaddhost , and vinstall . This document includes the following sections: • "Configuring Users" on page 2. • "Configuring Email" on page 4 ...

 

 

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