Sysadmin Service: get a technical supporter
All of our workers can help you with GNU/Linux troubleshooting and system administration, including Internet-connected systems and firewalls, from our bases in Somerset and London, England, UK. Particular areas of expertise include:-
GNU and Linux
Our preferred operating system is GNU with Linux, which we have
been using for many years. We have experience of running these
systems in a wide range of situations, building systems from
scratch and producing our own distribution CDs. Today, we recommend
Debian GNU/Linux and products
based upon it, but we can work with a number of other systems.
Automation
For the most common scenarios, we can automate administration with our Simple Management of Servers (SMS) software, or with other common systems such as LDAP, NIS, cfengine and Puppet.
Email Servers
We have years of experience of managing Email Servers, including the popular Exim, Postfix and Sendmail systems. On top of that, we can deploy and support a wide range of email-based services, including auto-responders, spam filters, bulk senders and list servers. We are one of the developers of a distributed email list server, used by the Scheme UK programming group.
Web Servers
As web developers, we are particularly interested in the software that takes our work to the reader. We have experience with a wide range of web server software, databases for the web and load-balancing solutions. There are too many to list here, so please contact us with any questions about particular software. You may like our web development page too.
Do It Yourself
If you want training so you can run your own server, or you just want occasional troubleshooting, we're happy to do that too. See our training services page for more information.
Other software
From databases to schedulers, from enterprise servers to PDAs, we've developed for a very wide range of projects. Our ultimate guarantee is that if we can't help, we'll try to find someone else who can.
If you have a problem, or if no-one else can help, then maybe we can solve it: our question form
