FreeBSD
FreeBSD is a free UNIX-like OS, which is suitable for use both on the user computers, and on servers. It is very simple and clear in installation and setup. Also it has a number of advantages over other modern operating systems.
Mysql
Mysql is a system of managing databases that where created in the process of developing the site. It sorts and places the data, ensuring their safety. It saves a lot of time while developing a site.
Nginx
Nginx is a server which can be used as a Web server or a mail proxy server. Its primary benefits are simplicity, reliability, high-speed performance.
Apache
Apache is a freely spreaded Web server, capable to work at many platforms. It allows to launch a site on the Internet or to create it on the local computer for testing or other purposes.
FTP
FTP is one of the most popular network protocols. It provides a file transfer on a network.
POP3
POP3 is a standard protocol which provides receiving of e-mail from a remote server by the user.
SMTP
SMTP is the most widely used network protocol that is used for the correct functioning of the E-mail. With the help of this protocol emails are sent from a sender to a server. Then it is sent from sender server to addressee server. And only after that it comes to the addressee.
NАТ
NАТ is a technology that allows you to create a local network. When using a NAT ip-addresses on the local computer are converted to a single external ip-addres. You can exchange information through this IP.
NFS
NFS is a Network File System that allows you to remotely connect a file system to file system of the local computer. The NFS protocol provides the opportunity to work with files quickly and safely.
Samba
Samba is software that allows you to access shared folders and files, and printers on the same network. A distinctive feature is it can be done from computers with different operating systems.