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FreeBSD news – quick links (week 4)

Published on January 25, 2008 in (Free)BSD links wrap-up, BSD Talk and FreeBSD. 0 Comments

Some quick links that you may want to check out.

How to upgrade to FreeBSD 6.2 to 6.3-RELEASE (Peter V)
Creating and managing a jailed virtual host in FreeBSD (Open Addict)
Managing multiple FreeBSD Systems (Open Addict)
bsdtalk138 – Central Syslog (BSD Talk – podcast)
Squeeze your Gigabit NIC for top performance (Enterprise Networking Planet)

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