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Ubuntu 24.04 LTS ‘Noble Numbat’ is now officially supported and available from our installer menu. Current customers should note that the installer menu option will wipe your existing data to perform a clean install. It is also possible to perform … Continue reading →

We’ve added official support for openSUSE. You’ll find an option for openSUSE Leap 15.5 in the installer menu. Note this will wipe your current filesystem.

Debian 12 ‘Bookworm’ is now officially supported and available from our installer menu. Note that the installer menu option will wipe your existing data – let us know if you’d like to attach an additional new disk image to do … Continue reading →

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS ‘Jammy Jellyfish’ is now officially supported and available from our installer menu. Current customers should note that using the installer menu option will wipe your existing data to perform a clean install. It is also possible to … Continue reading →

At Jump we really like energy efficient servers. We try to encourage our customers to choose power-friendly hardware, so much so that in 2008 we changed our pricing scheme to do away with a per U or per server charge, … Continue reading →

A feature of ZFS automatic snapshots is automatic cleanup of snapshots when disk space is ‘low’. 95% full is considered an emergency, and all snapshots are purged, which probably isn’t desired with several TB free! The following will appear in … Continue reading →

This is an example of a clean Easy VPN (EzVPN) Server configuration with Network Extension Mode (NEM) and Split Tunneling, for Cisco ASA software version 8.4. The Cisco website has some more sample configurations, but they tend to be entire … Continue reading →