Version 4.1 runs popular Linux applications, optimizes the performance of servers in virtual hosting roles, and enhances server security. BSDi Internet Super Server 4.1 demonstrates BSDi's commitment to applying technical depth to impeccable products and services for our worldwide user base. This mechanism is designed to control bandwidth available to a client, or a group of clients. For example, in a Web hosting environment, IP rate control can be used to allocate network bandwidth to each hosted Web site. NAT conserves IP addresses, provides a type of firewall security, and enables changing ISPs without renumbering the internal network.
Developers can easily create transparent proxies for other Internet services.
Flow Monitoring Flow monitoring enables a network administrator to monitor network traffic, providing a valuable tool for designing and optimizing the network backbone and studying network utilization. BSDi's graphical administration tool, MaxIM, allows configuration and system maintenance through an intuitive Web browser front-end. Availability BSDi Internet Super Server 4.1 is available immediately. Founded as a private commercial enterprise in 1991 by members of the Computer Systems Research Group at the University of California, Berkeley, BSDi has developed a rapidly growing business concentrated on delivering and supporting robust, stable BSD-powered systems software environments for the Intel platform. Inc. Other trademarks are property of the respective owners.