At Pogo Linux, we are constantly working to adapt to the changing needs of our customers. In the past year, we have received a growing number of requests for supporting Solaris and OpenSolaris. We are pleased to add these two new operating system options to our portfolio of servers and storage systems. We are now dedicated to offering hardware systems with Linux, Windows and Solaris.

FAQ about Solaris Support from Pogo Linux

What's the difference between Solaris and OpenSolaris?

Both are open source operating systems owned by Sun Microsystems. Solaris is the mainstream OS that is considered the stable release, while OpenSolaris is aimed towards developers, system administrators and users who want to use the the latest and greatest features that may not be considered stable.

Which systems are Solaris and OpenSolaris available on?

There are a few select systems that now offer Solaris and OpenSolaris. We are working to expand the selection. To view the systems available, click here:

Intel Servers

Storage Servers

What are the benefits of Solaris and OpenSolaris over Linux or Windows?

There's no definite answer because everyone's OS needs are different. One of the most sought after features of Solaris and OpenSolaris is the ZFS file system which offers a 128-bit scalable file system.

What kind of support can I expect to receive if I order a server with Solaris or OpenSolaris?

You will receive the high level of OS and hardware support that is standard on all the Pogo Linux systems. We are known in the industry for our hands on service of working on problems that other hardware vendors don't touch. Our engineers are trained on the Solaris and OpenSolaris platforms so when you call us, you are speaking to someone who knows what your needs are and can quickly work to address your concerns.