Mac 10.9.1 port: command not found

Howdy,
I'm fairly new to Mac, at least it hs been years since I used my G3 tower. I am a school teacher, teaching Web Tech to high school students. I've got a Linux Server(Ubuntu 10.10) and have set-up Apache2 and vsftpd for them to work on. It is a local(inside the school's firewall) only set-up. I've been teaching students how to build web pages and ftp on to their chrooted folder inside Apache2 tp push their work. The school purchased a Mac mini-tower(Maverick - 10.9.1) for meto work with and configure for the next year's classes. I'm very used to command line and I am trying to download "vsftpd" to install so I can get a chrooted environment. I tried:
sudo port install vsftpd
and got port: command not found. I even did, man port...and got.... No manual entry for port
I am simply looking to install vsftpd to config for chrooting reasons.
Also, I'm still working on the complete command line of useradd for the following. I'd like to only give them "ftp" access to (local IPaddress -> 10.127.X.X/username) with no shell access(I made a link to /sbin/ftplogin which I assume does nothing) with NO naviagtion abilities within ftp besides their own folder.
Thanks!!!

Thank you. I'm so used to apt-get or Synaptic, I don't know how to install anything from a Mac command line. I searched the Internet for MacPorts and found it and followed the basic installation. All is good. Thanks again !!!

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