How do I install FreeBSD on a VPS server?
FreeBSD is installed automatically when you create a server in the control panel or in the calculator on the website. You do not need to install the OS manually.
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FreeBSD is installed automatically when you create a server in the control panel or in the calculator on the website. You do not need to install the OS manually.
The correct setup of a FreeBSD server depends on what purpose you plan to use the server for. In our knowledge base you will find up-to-date material on configuring FreeBSD.
You can also use the Managed cloud service. Our technicians will create and configure your FreeBSD server for your needs.
FreeBSD is excellent for the following tasks:
FreeBSD has a number of advantages that set it apart from other operating systems:
New operating system versions appear in the Control Panel as soon as they are released by the official FreeBSD development team. We usually announce all updates on the website and in the control panel.
There are two main ways to install programs on FreeBSD: using the package management system (pkg) and the ports collection. Here are basic instructions for each.
Installing via the package system (pkg):
For example, sudo pkg install nano will install the nano text editor.
Installing via the ports collection: