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We
believe this hosting package is hard to beat.
Here is what you get:
- 350
Megabytes of Webspace
- 25
GB of monthly traffic
- Static
IP Address
- Domain
Name registration/transfer
- 100
POP3 email accounts
- Unlimited
Autoresponders and Forwarders
- Web-Interface
to E-mail
- 25
FTP Accounts with Anonymous FTP Access
- Telnet
and SSH Access
- Apache
1.3.3 Raw Log Files:
- Access
and Error Hits Logger,
- Wusage
- HTTP-Analyze,
- Website
Reporter
- Perl
- CGI
Support
- Miva
Empressa
- PHP
4.0
- Microsoft
FrontPage 2000 server-side extensions
- MySQL
3.022 with Web-Interface
- The
UNIX Personal Control Panel
- Custom
Error Pages
- Excite!
Search Engines
- Password
Manager
- InfoChat
Chat Application
- ConferenceRoom
Chat Application
- Macromedia
Shockwave and Real Networks G2 server-side support
- Full
Access to Anonymous SSL Server
- Shopping
Cart
About
our Unix Packages:
Unix
Virtual Servers offer an economical solution to host
your own site such as www.yourcompany.com with 99.5%
uptime guaranteed. Hosting is done on Sun
Microsystems Enterprise 250 servers running Solaris
7. This is a solution for those who wish to operate
a site with higher storage capacity and bandwidth
requirements. It also has features that make
it suitable for e-commerce sites. We encourage
you to look around at other web hosting providers.
While their prices may start out less than $10.00
per month, by the time you add all of the features
you want a la carte, their prices exceed ours.
The
type of connectivity used by any hosting provider
can range from a single channel ISDN line to multiple
DS-3 connections. Connectivity is just as important
as servers used. Without enough bandwidth to serve
all clients, all other features are useless and therefore
unimportant. If download time of your website is an
important consideration (it should be!), then connectivity
of the hosting provider is one of the most important
considerations. In summary, you should never host
your website on any connection less than a full T-1
line without redundancy. We utilize triple redundant
DS-3's!
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