It's actually not UNIX. If you would have read this article you would know that they are in a legal battle with The Open Group. They are technically a UNIX-like OS, similar to the situation Linux, FreeBSD and OpenBSD are, as well as others. They are UNIX-like, not UNIX. To be able to call yourself UNIX, you have to follow specifications set up by the Open Group, as well as be certified by them. This is the road taken by IBM, SUN and HP. That's why they sell UNIX, and why Linux, Mac OS, and the BSDs are UNIX-like.
This really depends on the ISP. We recently had a small DOS attack which wsa being run by a script on a couple of different machines. Our office was closed, but I happened to be in the office doing some work, and I noticed it. I contacted our ISP, which was during non business hours, and they were very helpful. Some ISPs are better then others. I don't think Charter has ever been known for it's outstanding customer service.
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It's actually not UNIX. If you would have read this article you would know that they are in a legal battle with The Open Group. They are technically a UNIX-like OS, similar to the situation Linux, FreeBSD and OpenBSD are, as well as others. They are UNIX-like, not UNIX. To be able to call yourself UNIX, you have to follow specifications set up by the Open Group, as well as be certified by them. This is the road taken by IBM, SUN and HP. That's why they sell UNIX, and why Linux, Mac OS, and the BSDs are UNIX-like.
This really depends on the ISP. We recently had a small DOS attack which wsa being run by a script on a couple of different machines. Our office was closed, but I happened to be in the office doing some work, and I noticed it. I contacted our ISP, which was during non business hours, and they were very helpful. Some ISPs are better then others. I don't think Charter has ever been known for it's outstanding customer service.